The Golden State Warriors traveled south and came a Jimmy Butler game-winning 16-footer short of beating the Los Angeles Clippers as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Monday Night Live postgame show to recap the excellent job Terry Stotts did filling in for an ejected Steve Kerr with DubNation awaiting an approaching trade deadline to see if the team will find their identity.

With the Golden State Warriors trailing at the half Stephen Curry switched to a higher gear and dropped a 20 point 3Q in leading his team to a home victory over the Utah Jazz as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Saturday night live postgame show to provide a recap and analysis of the action while previewing the team's Monday night's L.A. Clippers road game.

Every Friday Sprewell Was Right host and UC Berkeley professor Armando Lara joins Cyrus Saatsaz for Happy Hour and this week former beat reporter Connor Letourneau joined in on the fun for a live postgame show immediately following a dysfunctional Golden State Warriors team resting its stars were demolished at home by the Oklahoma City Thunder as the crew discussed Steve Kerr's nonsensical handling of its roster and what to expect at the trade deadline with Jonathan Kuminga continuing to miss games.

The Golden State Warriors bid farewell to 2025 relying on size and athleticism to lead them to victory at the Charlotte Hornets as Cyrus Saatsaz went live immediately following Stephen Curry's homecoming game to provide a recap and analysis of Steve Kerr putting his faith in players like Gui Santos and Will Richard to avoid being upset and hopefully setting a trend for things to come.

Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr learned from his mistakes in Toronto and dug deep into his bench as the team's steadier, bigger and more athletic reserves took advantage of the opportunity to support the veteran core and helped deliver an important Brooklyn victory as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Monday Night Live postgame show to provide a recap and analysis of the game while examining postgame comments pertaining to inactive forward Jonathan Kuminga and explored the trade market with the deadline slowly approaching.

Stephen Curry continue showing the world his greatness while the Golden State Warriors veteran core of Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler joined in but sadly the supporting cast Steve Kerr chose to give minutes to failed to support them as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Sunday Night Live postgame show to discuss a brutal clutch loss north of the border at the Toronto Raptors that yet again exposed Kerr's poor rotational decisions.

The NBA trade deadline is 5 weeks away and with the Golden State Warriors playing average-at-best basketball in what could be one of Stephen Curry's final years playing on a contending team, Cyrus Saatsaz goes live for a special weekend episode to examine the credible reports emerging that Anthony Davis could be traded to the Warriors, with Jimmy Butler the potential trade asset and why this might be the team's best opportunity at salvaging a chaotic season full of nonsensical rotational decisions and underachieving play.

Every Friday Sprewell Was Right host and UC Berkeley professor Armando Lara joins Cyrus Saatsaz for Happy Hour and this week the crew host a special episode a day after the Golden State Warriors extended their winning streak to three games following a Christmas Day victory over the hapless Dallas Mavericks to discuss Steve Kerr's disappointing verbiage this week where he called his team a "fading Dynasty" while analyzing his postgame comments, Jimmy Butler's turn ond the crew preview the team's upcoming three game road trip.

NBA Top 50 Player/Hall of Famer Rick Barry joined Cyrus Saatsaz for a new episode of The Rick Barry Show where the crew discussed Draymond Green's frustration with Head Coach Steve Kerr and the Golden State Warriors mediocre play this season, including the lack of consistency contributing heavily toward it.

Draymond Green and Head Coach Steve Kerr's in-game verbal altercation overshadowed the Golden State Warriors dominating the Orlando Magic at Chase Center as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Monday Night Live postgame show to detail the third quarter argument during a timeout that resulted in Green leaving a game that resulted in the Warriors clawing their way back to a .500 record.

Golden State Warriors rookie guard Will Richard rewarded Head Coach Steve Kerr for taking him off the bench following three DNPs and executed one of the most efficient games for a rookie in team history as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Saturday night live postgame show following a pivotal home win over the Phoenix Suns that featured Draymond Green's first ejection of the season and kept the Warriors in the postseason chase. Note: The show was inadvertently recorded using computer audio. We sincerely apologize for the poor quality.

Every Friday Sprewell Was Right host and UC Berkeley professor Armando Lara joins Cyrus Saatsaz for Happy Hour and this week it's anything but happy with the Golden State Warriors as the crew analyze what the next steps are for Stephen Curry's struggling Golden State Warriors team.

Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr backtracked from most of his public comments and continued implementing nonsensical rotations resulting in a frustrating loss at the Phoenix Suns as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Thursday Night Live postgame show to discuss where things stand for a flailing team that's fallen two games below .500 with over a third of the season in the books.

It's a midweek doubleheader and in Part 2 Cyrus Saatsaz went live to breakdown Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob's frustration with Steve Kerr's rotational decisions as evident by a publicized email and what the next steps are for Kerr's team, including an expected return for Jonathan Kuminga.

With the Golden State Warriors in a mode of self-reflection following incredibly questionable rotations implemented by Head Coach Steve Kerr and a publicized email by Owner Joe Lacob expressing his discontent with the team's direction, Cyrus Saatsaz welcomes the host of popular YouTube program Awful Coaching, Donald Hadesman, to break down what's next for a franchise clinging to hopes of continuing a flailing Dynasty.

Stephen Curry's historic record setting night at the Portland Trail Blazers, where he passed Michael Jorden for most 40+ point games over the age of 30 with his 45th while also was spoiled by Steve Kerr repeating the same rotational blunder which cost the Golden State Warriors in their previous game, with Cyrus Saatsaz hosting a Sunday Night Live postgame show to discuss Steph's surprise upon learning tonight represented the 9th starting lineup in the previous 9 games, and Steve Kerr's admission of guilt in failing to address what he deems is a connection issue with the team. This is Part 2 of the Golden State Warriors - Portland Trail Blazers postgame show. There were technical issues which forced a two-part episode.

Stephen Curry's historic record setting night at the Portland Trail Blazers, where he passed Michael Jorden for most 40+ point games over the age of 30 with his 45th while being the only player in NBA history to achieve 12 made threes in 5 career games, was spoiled by Steve Kerr repeating the same rotational blunder which cost the Golden State Warriors in their previous game, with Cyrus Saatsaz hosting a Sunday Night Live postgame show to discuss Steph's surprise upon learning tonight represented the 9th starting lineup in the previous 9 games, and Steve Kerr's admission of guilt in failing to address what he deems is a connection issue with the team. This is Part 1 of the Golden State Warriors - Portland Trail Blazers postgame show. There were technical issues which forced a two-part episode.

Steve Kerr's questionable rotation decisions proved lethal as his preferred smallball lineups were crushed by a much bigger Minnesota Timberwolves team as Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Friday Night Live postgame show to discuss Stephen Curry's spectacular comeback game spoiled thanks to diminutive lineups which cost the Golden State Warriors an important home game.

Cyrus Saatsaz hosts a Thursday Night Live episode to breakdown Golden State Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr's recent comments about Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody and what his rotations will resemble with Stephen Curry set to make his return while the team faces a glut at the guard position plus Cy reveals which 5 man lineups have been the most successful nearly a third of way into the season.

For the first time in over a month the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings enjoyed a Tuesday night off which means the I80 Crossover is on, with Bleav in Kings and @TheClosersSports host Mark Haynes joining Cyrus Saatsaz for a live show to discuss the chaos of the two Northern California teams 25 games into the season.