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#244: Will the Golden State Warriors Repeat?

An episode of the The Atlantic Files podcast, hosted by Alex Fischbein, Dennis Clausen and Mike Bash, titled "#244: Will the Golden State Warriors Repeat?" was published on September 21, 2022 and runs 69 minutes.

September 21, 2022 ·69m · The Atlantic Files

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This week on The Atlantic Files, we continue our division previews with the defending champ Golden State Warriors and the Pacific Division, Doc Rivers gets horny on Twitter, a lot of new statement jerseys have been revealed, is the NBA's punishment for the Phoenix Suns owner enough, additions and adjustments to the CBA, and Dennis Schroder heads back to the Los Angeles Lakers. The divisional preview series continues as this week we take a look at the Golden State Warriors and the Pacific Division. While a lot of people seem to think the division goes through Los Angeles in either the Lakers or Clippers, we lean towards Golden State yet again. The top four teams in the Pacific all have some aging and health questions with all of their superstars, so it could just come down to a battle of who will be injured less. Doc Rivers had a bit of a Twitter goof over the weekend. People found a handful of pornographic tweets in his likes and then the entire internet grabbed hold of it. The Sixers PR team said that his account was hacked, but come on now. Just say you accidentally liked some Tweets that you probably shouldn't have and you'd probably get some more respect. Statement jerseys, classic jerseys, and more have been released by most of the teams across the NBA. We took a look at most of them and said whether or not we actually liked them. Some of these jersey designs really need work because they're going to have their team looking like garbage. Then, there's the terrible news of Robert Sarver, the Phoenix Suns owner. His punishment came down to a one-year suspension, but many big-name players didn't agree with only one year. Many believe he should be kicked out of the NBA altogether. Finally, the league and the player's association are talking about some CBA adjustments. The eligible draft age is lowered back down to 18, there will be a more punitive luxury tax, and mental health will be an injury designation. The game keeps evolving! Timecodes: 00:00:00 Intro & Fantasy Football 00:06:18 Doc Rivers likes some explicit tweets 00:15:35 CBA adjustments - Lowering draft age, Mental health designation, etc. 00:33:50 Phoenix Suns owner, Robert Sarver, is the punishment enough 00:43:06 Thoughts on the new NBA statement Jerseys 00:55:33 2022-23 Pacific Division Preview - Golden State Warriors repeat chances 01:20:17 Dennis's F/M/K scenario 01:24:49 Would you rather, Steph Curry edition

This week on The Atlantic Files, we continue our division previews with the defending champ Golden State Warriors and the Pacific Division, Doc Rivers gets horny on Twitter, a lot of new statement jerseys have been revealed, is the NBA's punishment for the Phoenix Suns owner enough, additions and adjustments to the CBA, and Dennis Schroder heads back to the Los Angeles Lakers. The divisional preview series continues as this week we take a look at the Golden State Warriors and the Pacific Division. While a lot of people seem to think the division goes through Los Angeles in either the Lakers or Clippers, we lean towards Golden State yet again. The top four teams in the Pacific all have some aging and health questions with all of their superstars, so it could just come down to a battle of who will be injured less. Doc Rivers had a bit of a Twitter goof over the weekend. People found a handful of pornographic tweets in his likes and then the entire internet grabbed hold of it. The Sixers PR team said that his account was hacked, but come on now. Just say you accidentally liked some Tweets that you probably shouldn't have and you'd probably get some more respect. Statement jerseys, classic jerseys, and more have been released by most of the teams across the NBA. We took a look at most of them and said whether or not we actually liked them. Some of these jersey designs really need work because they're going to have their team looking like garbage. Then, there's the terrible news of Robert Sarver, the Phoenix Suns owner. His punishment came down to a one-year suspension, but many big-name players didn't agree with only one year. Many believe he should be kicked out of the NBA altogether. Finally, the league and the player's association are talking about some CBA adjustments. The eligible draft age is lowered back down to 18, there will be a more punitive luxury tax, and mental health will be an injury designation. The game keeps evolving! Timecodes: 00:00:00 Intro & Fantasy Football 00:06:18 Doc Rivers likes some explicit tweets 00:15:35 CBA adjustments - Lowering draft age, Mental health designation, etc. 00:33:50 Phoenix Suns owner, Robert Sarver, is the punishment enough 00:43:06 Thoughts on the new NBA statement Jerseys 00:55:33 2022-23 Pacific Division Preview - Golden State Warriors repeat chances 01:20:17 Dennis's F/M/K scenario 01:24:49 Would you rather, Steph Curry edition
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