Behind the Line

Steph Curry and the Warriors look to repeat, Kevin Durant and the Suns look to bring a chip to the Valley, Jokic and Embiid set out to prove their case for more than just the MVP award, and so many more headlines going into this year's NBA playoffs. Check this episode out on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuKHhlPDKPV8_8FjMN0LooQ

Golden State took care of home court and have tied their longest win streak of the season. But just because Curry is coming back does not mean we are necessarily getting better. Also listen to Bryan as he takes a glance at some potential playoff matchups.

Golden State has won three straight? Without Steph Curry? There are reasons to be optimistic, but many more reasons to pump the brakes. Listen to Bryan teeter that fence.

The Golden State Warriors are hurting right now. They have amazing glimpses from their core, but have yet to have any winning streak since December. What can they do now? Also, how do we fix the All-Star game?

KD to the Suns. Kyrie to the Mavs. Lakers ship off Westbrook. Warriors basically trade James Wiseman for Gary Payton II. What a crazy deadline. Here is my new power rankings now that the NBA landscape has completely shifted.

The Dallas Mavericks have traded Spencer Dinwiddie, Dorian Finney-Smith, and several draft picks to the Brooklyn Nets in exchange for Kyrie Irving and Markieef Morris. What happens now?

Steph Curry left the Mavericks game after bumping knees and legs with a Mavs player. Now he is being ruled out until after the all star break. What steps do the Warriors need to take in order to continue to vie for a championship? Also, what will become of the Kyrie Irving situation in Brooklyn?

Warriors win against the Cavs despite sitting a majority of the lineup. Jonathan Kuminga made his return to the lineup and made an instant impact. Listen in for details on the Celtics OT matchup and the upcoming home stretch versus the Nets and Grizzlies.

Draymond and Jordan Poole's interaction at the beginning of the season may have been overlooked by all of us. Not only does Draymond not keep everybody in check, but he lets it affect the Warriors record. Listen to this episode on what the Warriors could do to fix it.

Warriors take down the Spurs in convincing fashion in front of 68,353 fans in attendance. This was a must win for the Dubs who now look towards a difficult week against the Bulls and Celtics and look to stay in the playoff hunt.

Bryan welcomes back special guest Tyler to take an overlook at the Warriors season and the historic nights of both Klay Thompson and Donovan Mitchell. Tyler speaks on football player safety and his own struggles with concussions.

Celtics traveled to San Fransisco on Saturday night for a Finals rematch. Little did they know that it would be a replay of what the Finals had to offer in the win column.

What a performance by Andrew Nembhard to give the short-handed Pacers the win over Golden State. Is this the start of an all-star career? Is this Jeremy Lin 2.0? Bryan also talks about what this means for the Warriors. 

Dark horse MVP candidate Steph Curry and the Warriors marched into Minnesota on Sunday afternoon and stomped out any fire that KAT and the T-Wolves had. Warriors now carry a 3 game winning streak into Dallas on Tuesday.

With a win over the Utah Jazz Friday night, the Golden State Warriors finally returned to .500 on the season. There are still issues to be fixed though.

Warriors beat up on a shorthanded Clippers team with the help of a solid game from Andrew Wiggins. But Steve Kerr and the coaching staff may have tested something that could work in the long run...

Host Bryan Bridge reviews the team meeting the Warriors held and how they plan on using it to get back into the playoff picture. A game against the pelicans told us almost nothing about the younger unit.

The Warriors just lost back to back games against the Hornets and Pistons. Join host Bryan Bridge as he explains how the Golden State Warriors roster is not set up as well as last year and why we should pump the brakes on judging them. From roster changes to too high of expectations, we cover it all.

Muhammad Ali was not an undefeated fighter and he does not have any world records like many others on our list. So why do so many experts consider him to be one of the greatest? 

In today's episode, we take a glance at the fastest human of all time, Usain Bolt. Join us as we tell his story and remind you of his greatness.

In today's episode, we take a glance at quite possibly the greatest olympian of all time, Michael Phelps. Join us as we tell his story and remind you of his greatness.

Over the next several months, we will dive deeper into what made some of the most amazing and dominant athletes so great. In today's episode, we take a glance at quite possibly the greatest hockey player of all time, Wayne Gretzky. Join us as we tell his story and maybe allow you to appreciate his greatness.

As the Warriors win their 7th championship in franchise history, we go behind the line and see what made Steph Curry so great and how he has turned into one of possibly the top 10 players to ever play in the NBA. 

After Games 2, 3, and 4 of the NBA Finals, both teams are two wins from winning the chip. Bryan and Tyler discuss how Warriors fans should be feeling after some pretty sketchy outings from their teams and how Stephen Curry has done this before in the Finals.

On today's episode, Bryan speaks with guest Dylan Dueker about biggest headline from Game 1, improvements they each want to see for Game 2, and legacies for current players.

As the Warriors reach the Finals for the 6th time in 8 years, hosts Bryan and Tyler reminisce on the past 3 years and everything that the Warriors have gone through before returning to their dynasty ways. From KD's Finals injury to 2021 offseason acquisitions, the Golden State Warriors have found their way back to the top stage of sports.

Join Bryan and Tyler as they discuss the Warriors series win over the Memphis Grizzlies. The two preview the Conference Finals and dive deep into a Bay Area legend's story. 

Hosts Bryan and Tyler argue over who they think will thrive in this second round of the NBA playoffs. They discuss the Warriors vs Grizzlies, Suns vs Mavs, Bucks vs Celtics, and Heat vs Sixers. 

Bryan and Tyler discuss the NBA playoffs, including the stunning demise of the Brooklyn Nets. Then they take a deep dive into the ramifications of media headlines on Barry Bonds and his hall of fame career.

As the first round matchups of the NBA playoffs are already underway, Bryan and Tyler give their picks for best matchup, dark horse candidate and champion. Listen in to hear their predictions and to get a taste of life in Rexburg, Idaho.

Major League Baseball has had many controversies over its history. However, John Rocker was one player that was just a bad guy who opened his mouth too much, which ended up costing him his career. Join us in listening to our thoughts on the matter, and recapping the first slate of games in the NBA play-in tournament.

We start talking about MLB players, beginning with probably the greatest to ever do it. Babe Ruth had an amazing career, as well as an interesting backstory. We also prepare for the NBA playoffs

We take a break from deep-diving into players' backgrounds and review the NCAA men's championship from Monday night. Listen in to our top three draft picks as we move into the NBA playoff season, as well as the latest on the play-in tournament picture.

As a two-time super bowl champ and intimidating threat to any quarterback in the league, it's worth our time to take a look at Von Miller's career and speculate how he might fare in Buffalo. 

Michael Vick was one of the most dominant quarterbacks when it came to rushing the football. But, his personal life caught up to him and allegations never even heard of before halted his career from being hall of fame worthy. 

As we switch to the NFL, we dive deeper into one of the most promising careers that never seemed to pan out the way we had all hoped. Andrew Luck's story is one you won't want to miss.

For our third episode, we take a look at one of the most famous players to wear the number 3, Allen Iverson. From a troubled beginning to being accused of committing a felony, Iverson was able to overcome odds and use his athleticism to play a hall of fame NBA career.

Rudy Gobert is one of the best defensive players in the league. Take a deeper dive into how Gobert made it into the league.

Take a look at the big man's story and how he was introduced to professional basketball. Embiid celebrates his 28th birthday today and doesn't seem to be slowing down as he is in the center of MVP talks this season.