Golden State With Mates

The LeBron James-to-Warriors rumors refuse to go away, but what would Golden State actually do if they pulled off the unthinkable?On this episode, breaking down a blockbuster trade that's already been proposed to reunite James with another notable star at the Warriors. Plus, how it would impact Golden State's plans with the 11th overall pick at this month's draft, and players they'd have to target in free agency to try and build a contender around LeBron and Stephen Curry.

Stevie Ray is back on the show for an hour-long episode discussing all things Warriors heading into the offseason, starting with recent links to LeBron James and the overall direction of the franchise going forward.Plus, the contracts of Draymond Green, Kristaps Porzingis and Al Horford in free agency, other targets utilizing the non-taxpayer mid-level exception, potential trade targets, and who the Warriors should select with the 11th overall pick.

The NBA Finals are here, but what Victor Wembanyama and the San Antonio have already achieved is historic after they took down the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday in Game 7.What does Wemby's rise mean in the context of modern greats like LeBron James, Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, and is it time to silence the comparisons between Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Curry?Plus, would Curry be rooting for Mike Brown and the Knicks in the Finals, or should he want Wemby and the Spurs to prevail in order to preserve his status in an exclusive group?

The NBA’s new draft lottery reform may completely reshape how teams build contenders — and the Golden State Warriors could be one of the teams most impacted as they navigate the final years of Stephen Curry's career.In this episode, breaking down what the changes mean to the Warriors and their direction during and after the final years of Curry's career, and how it impacts the value of their future picks from a trade standpoint heading into a huge offseason.

The Golden State Warriors could aggressively explore the guard market this offseason — and names like Anfernee Simons and Collin Sexton are already emerging as serious possibilities after a report on Monday.On this episode, breaking down why the Warriors could be targeting Simons or Sexton, other potential guard options in free agency, and how it impacts the futures of De'Anthony Melton and Brandin Podziemski.

The Golden State Warriors are heading into a massive offseason — and no player’s future feels completely guaranteed outside Stephen Curry.In this episode, breaking down EVERY player on the Warriors roster and examining their chances of returning next season. From Golden State's stars to the pointy end of the roster, Golden State have plenty of questions to answer as they head into free agency and explore the trade market.Check out Nick Friedell's piece for The Athletic here (subscription required) - https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7292464/2026/05/20/warriors-offseason-future-nba-draft/

Victor Wembanyama’s rapid rise is not just transforming the San Antonio Spurs — it’s forcing the entire NBA, including the Golden State Warriors, to rethink their future.In this episode, we break down how the emergence of Victor Wembanyama is reshaping expectations in the Western Conference and what the Warriors might do with their roster as early as this offseason.Speaking of which, Golden State faces a nearly unavoidable Kristaps Porzingis problem ahead of free agency, with Steve Kerr recently declaring his desire for the team to get younger and have more roster availability next season.

Steve Kerr's return to the Golden State Warriors was made official earlier in the week, but are there already some concerns over his new two-year contract?In this episode, breaking down Kerr’s backflip from retirement back into coaching, and why it puts pressure on he and the Warriors entering next season.Then, discussing Golden State's potential pursuit of not just one, but multiple stars this offseason. Could they really get their hands on LeBron James AND Kawhi Leonard?