Podcasts about warriors

The No-Power Rankings are back! Join Justin, Rob, and J. Kyle Mann as they go through the league and rank which teams have the worst situations for the foreseeable future. They debate how much longer the Warriors can attempt to make championship runs with Steph Curry, why no one cares about Zion Williamson, whether the Bulls can finally rebuild after all the moves they made at the deadline, why the Kings are simply hopeless, and more!(0:00:00) Intro (4:33) Los Angeles Clippers (9:31) Golden State Warriors (16:02) New Orleans Pelicans (30:01) Tommy Hilfiger ad break (30:36) Chicago Bulls (40:52) Milwaukee Bucks (49:14) Sacramento Kings Hosts: Justin Verrier, Rob Mahoney, and J. Kyle MannProducers: Victoria Valencia and Jessie LopezProduction Supervision: Ben Cruz and Conor NevinsSocial: Jessie Lopez and Keith Fujimoto Explore more at https://tommy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hour 3: D-Pop and J.D. dive into the 49ers' offseason needs and potential quarterback trades. They discuss the team's draft strategy, particularly at defensive tackle and left tackle, and weigh the pros and cons of trading Mac Jones. The conversation also touches on the impact of Jonathan Kaminga's departure from the Warriors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We'll open on Grizzlies/Warriors and how we like what we've seen lately from Javon Small. The 3pt shot appears to be real and he also plays hard...something Chris tells you every smaller player in the NBA has to do if they're going to make it in a league full of giants (5:10). Keaton Wagler has been a freshman sensation at Illinois. Chris talks about a story on Wagler and how he wasn't as unheralded as some think and how there's a Ja Morant connection in there...plus Devin tells you about another unheralded freshman who nobody is talking about that plays in the ACC (20:27). Is the NBA really sending their own doctor(s) to Utah after the Jazz announced Lauri Markkanen suffered a hip and ankle injury in practice??? (41:00) Grizzlies G Walter Clayton Jr joins the show in-studio. Clayton talks about being a higher recruited football player in high school more than basketball, why he chose basketball, going to play for Rick Pitino at Iona, life as a father, getting traded as a rookie and more (53:33). Grizzlies F Taylor Hendricks joins the show in-studio after that and talks about playing at UCF against Memphis, Kendric Davis giving them buckets, the horrific injury he suffered in Utah, battling back from that, what he does in his free time, the music he likes and much more (1:11:01) Host: Chris Vernon Contributors: Jon Roser, Devin Walker Guests: Walter Clayton Jr., Taylor Hendricks Technical Director: Jaylon WallaceAssociate Producer: Jena Broyles 

Tim and Nick Friedell discuss the Warriors' victory over tanking Memphis on Wednesday and how Gui Santos is establishing himself as a rotation NBA player. Also: Jonathan Kuminga's fast start in Atlanta. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On a packed episode of The Kevin O'Connor Show, Kevin O'Connor is joined by Tom Haberstroh to break down the latest NBA headlines, including James Harden's broken thumb and Lauri Markkanen's injuries. KOC and Tom go back and forth on their Western Conference power rankings. From there, KOC is joined by Jason Gallagher to tackle questions about what's going on with Luka Dončić and why fandom has changed so much. All that and more on this episode of The Kevin O'Connor Show. Harden Injury (1:06) Markkanen Injury (4:00) Zion's Shooting Fear (26:30) Western Conference Power Rankings (33:40) Jason Gallagher on Luka Dončić (1:04:20)

The Golden State Warriors' blowout 133-112 win over the Memphis Grizzlies was led by rookie guard Will Richard's team-high 21 points. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down the Warriors' short two-game roadtrip, before looking ahead to Golden State's matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers at Chase Center, and more. (02:30) - Warriors blowout the Grizzlies to secure even split on two-game road trip (07:00) - Warriors need to have better starts to be successful. What do Warriors do with their rotation when all their vets are back? (17:00) - Could starting Al Horford be the key to Warriors getting off to good starts? (22:30) - Is Warriors playing well without Draymond Green becoming a trend? (28:30) - How can Steve Kerr adjust the rotation to get the Warriors rolling early? (33:30) - Warriors need to see how Kristaps Porziņģis the rest of the season (36:00) - Moses Moody's consistency has been underrated (41:00) - Jonathan Kuminga went off for 27 points, 7 rebounds, and 4 assists in his Atlanta Hawks debut (50:00) - Warriors next four against Lakers, Clippers, Rockets and Thunder could all be winnable games depending on health Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Today we get to the central episode in the book of Number…I mean, Warriors.Reading Plan: Worship - Psalm 30:1-7Wisdom - Proverbs 6:20-23Witness - Numbers 12-14Visit https://www.revivalfromthebible.com/ for more information.

JD breaks down the Warriors bounce back win in which they saw eight players reach double digit scoring.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 1 - The Warriors beat the Grizzlies with a total team effort — nearly every player scored in double figures. Bryce Eldridge blasts his first Spring Training homer as the Opening Day debate heats up. Plus, Giants advisor Javier Lopez joins the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: Silver & Carlos Ramirez open up Thursday's show by talking about the Warriors' well-balanced scoring attack that led to their 133-112 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday. Steve Kerr spoke to how much he enjoys coaching this group of players, despite the absence of Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler III, and Silver points to why the Warriors have been enjoyable to watch by simply playing hard, while a large chunk of the league tries to tank their season. Carlos proposes a solution to solve tanking in the NBA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: D-Pop and Rick Tittle discuss the Warriors bad loss to the Pelicans and how it's tough to truly know this team's potential with Steph Curry sidelined until March. They also get into Jonathan Kuminga's 27 point performance in his Hawks debut. Jennifer Lee Chan joins the show to discuss the two international games that the 49ers have to play in 2026, and recap some of John Lynch's presser from the GM meetings. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D-Pop and J.D. discuss the NBA's tanking problem with Kurt Helin, NBC Sports' lead writer. They dive into the league's efforts to combat tanking, including the possibility of changing the lottery system. Kurt shares his thoughts on the Warriors' current season, including their recent trade for Kristaps Porzingis and the impact of Steph Curry's absence. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Athletic NBA reporter Sam Amick thoughts on taking and how Adam Silver can put an end to it. He also discusses the Kawhi Leonard situation with the Clippers, and if the Warriors can make a splash this summer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Danny Dunn puts D-Pop and Tittle to the test with his double dips. The guys get into the tanking issue in the NBA and what Adam Silver can do to put a stop to it. Sam Amick of The Athletic joins the show to discuss the latest news in the NBA and if the Warriors can make a splash this summer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: D-Pop and J.D. dive into the Golden State Warriors' recent win against the tanking Memphis Grizzlies. They discuss the team's surprising performance without Draymond Green, who's been a liability on offense lately. The guys also talk to Kurt Healin, lead NBA writer for NBC Sports, about the Warriors' future and the impact of the Jonathan Kaminga trade. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 1 - The Warriors beat the Grizzlies with a total team effort — nearly every player scored in double figures. Bryce Eldridge blasts his first Spring Training homer as the Opening Day debate heats up. Plus, Giants advisor Javier Lopez joins the show.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GP opens on the Grizzlies getting blasted by the Warriors last night + Darius Acuff looking the part of a lottery pick in Arkansas' win. (22:50) Mike Wallace joins to talk Grizz and more(56:50) Memphis v Wichita State tonight, UCONN blasts St. John's, Cincy suing former QB, Cardi B went crazy on SNL set, and Metallica is coming to the Sphere. (1:46:40) GP's Carry Out 

So I finally convinced you that you can't ignore AI… and you're ready to implement it in your toy business. Go you. Love that for you.

Step into the late-night alpha waves with Lionel for an action-packed episode of The Other Side of Midnight! On this week's "Warrior Wednesday," Lionel is joined by his wife, Lynn Shaw of Lynn's Warriors, to confront the dark underbelly of Big Tech and its devastating impact on our children. They break down the youth mental health crisis fueled by dangerous algorithms, call out Congress for stalling the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), and argue why society desperately needs to ditch the screens and bring back structured parenting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Wednesday's edition of WagerTalk Today, The Prez stops by to talk the RETURN of NHL and give best bets in Maple Leafs vs Lightning & Golden Knights vs Kings. Drew Martin joins the show to talk some CBB Action between St. John's vs UConn & Texas A&M vs Arkansas. Hosts, Andy Lang & Dan Alexander provide props and share free picks – don't miss out!Intro 00:00Andy Lang NBA Picks: Grizzlies vs Warriors & Oklahoma City vs Pistons 2:15Drew Martin 5:20Andy UFC insider Info 6:00CBB: St. Johns vs UCONN Free Pick 10:10CBB: Texas A&M vs Arkansas 14:00The Prez 21:00NHL Return to Play; How Prez Is Betting 22:00NHL: Toronto Maple Leafs vs Tampa Bay Lightning 23:50NHL: Edmonton vs Anaheim: Bet the Over? 26:25NHL: Vegas Golden Knights vs Los Angeles Kings 29:30Andy Lang All Around the World (NBA & NHL Free Picks) 37:40NBA Regression Candidates 38:43Do College Teams Know the Spread 44:00

3:16: Trent Williams has all the leverage in the world, and the 49ers have a major problem 8:18: Unfollow anyone who tells you to release Williams 21:58: Wading into the US Hockey Men's vs. Women's conversation and how it all ties into the WNBA: 36:06: Checking in on the B-team Warriors after the loss to the Pelicans AND Kuminga's debut with the Hawks: 53:44: Today in history: Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

NBC Sports Bay Area Warriors Insider Monte Poole joined Silver & JD to discuss how honestly we should evaluate a Warriors team without Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler. He explains how Brandin Podziemski and Moses Moody find themselves in a similar predicament to Jordan Poole at the end of the 2021 season, and why De'Anthony Melton is playing his way into earning a lot more money this upcoming summer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: Silver & JD open the show by diving into the Warriors' disappointing 113-109 loss in New Orleans. Despite the high of the Dubs' win over the Nuggets on Sunday, last night served as a reminder that without Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler, this team is capable of letting their vulnerabilities haunt them on any given night.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: Silver & JD revisit the Warriors moving forward without Stephen Curry and how Brandin Podziemski and Moses Moody should take advantage of the opportunity to carve out a larger role for future high-stakes games. Monte Poole joins the show to weigh in on Draymond Green's inconsistencies this season and how De'Anthony Melton continues to play himself into earning more money this upcoming summer.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JD breaks down the Warriors loss against the Pelicans, Kuminga scoring 27 points in his Hawks debut, and the latest Porzingis health update.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 1 - The Warriors lose and Jonathan Kuminga shines in his Hawks debut with an eye‑opening performance. Meanwhile, Trent Williams and the 49ers remain far apart on a contract solution — and things are getting sticky. All the latest reaction and analysis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 4 - The 49ers’ offseason drama continues, this time centered around Trent Williams and his future. Jonathan Kuminga shines in his Atlanta Hawks debut, leaving Warriors fans in their feelings. And we wrap the show with a fun look back at the Giants’ last home triple play in 2008.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Roye following the Warriors 113-109 loss in New Orleans

HOUR 4 - The 49ers’ offseason drama continues, this time centered around Trent Williams and his future. Jonathan Kuminga shines in his Atlanta Hawks debut, leaving Warriors fans in their feelings. And we wrap the show with a fun look back at the Giants’ last home triple play in 2008.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 1 - The Warriors lose and Jonathan Kuminga shines in his Hawks debut with an eye‑opening performance. Meanwhile, Trent Williams and the 49ers remain far apart on a contract solution — and things are getting sticky. All the latest reaction and analysis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

GP opens on Draymond and the Warriors being in town to take on the Grizzlies tonight + a nice message about Memphis from a former Grizzly. (20:24) Chris Vernon joins to talk Grizz and more(1:06:36) Big night in College Basketball last night (1:31:30) GP's Carry Out 

(1) Grizzlies vs Warriors tonight at FedExForum. Both teams down +Tigers vs WSU (2) Stan Jones, former FSU Associate Head Coach & Memphis Tiger, talks Tigers

(1) Jason almost pulled over. Grizz vs Warriors. College Hoops Last Night. (2) NFL Combine & NFL Draft look, Mahomes, Mendoza

The Warriors lost last night, but to make it worse, Jonathan Kuminga dazzled in his Hawks debut

In Hour 4, Spadoni and Shasky are joined by NBA writer Ethan Sherwood Strauss to discuss the current state of the Golden State Warriors, Jonathan Kuminga's Hawks' Debut and youth sports.

In Hour 1 of the Morning Roast, Joe Spadoni and Joe Shasky react to the HUGE debut for Jonathan Kuminga in Atlanta while opening old wounds following the Dubs' loss to the Pelicans

In Hour 2,Spadoni and Shasky continue to discuss Jonathan Kuminga's debut with the Atlanta Hawks and how it looks for the Warriors' franchise

In Hour 3, Spadoni and Shasky discuss how the Warriors will manage Brandin Podziemski -- on his birthday -- as they enter closer to a decision on him

Turnovers, size, not being good enough, there are a lot of underlying issues that do not get talked about enough for the Warriors

Ethan Sherwood-Strauss joined The Roast to talk about how the Kuminga Krisis fallout will impact the Warriors long term

For some reason, Warriors fans are super angry this morning.

They treat him like a player that is better than he is, but he is not as bad as fans think he is

Warriors fans are going to be mad about Jonathan Kuminga for a while

The Pelicans, Hawks and Jonathan Kuminga all made the Warriors look bad last night

The Warriors have found themselves in a position that they have not been in for year, a completely unknown situation

Join JR Saenz, Jim White, Super Dave Weldon and Jam Bacchus for a lively Channel 23 episode full of dad jokes, team shout-outs and behind-the-scenes updates from the JFW fleet. They cover celebrations, missed invites to the Silent Warrior luncheon, and praise for dispatch and the wash bay team. The crew dives into operational issues including the March 1 Samsara DVIR rollout, license plate delays, mud flap and fuel-cap reminders, and a firm safety message about weight limits. Practical tips for ticket checks, tire chains, and communicating truck issues are also discussed. Armando's heartfelt “Tips & Tricks” letter about leadership, criticism and respect is a central moment — the hosts urge professional conduct, thoughtful communication, and the High Road Hauling mindset as they close with the JFW creed.

Facing Fears, Letting Go,  and Breathing   What if the thing you're most afraid of… is the exact mountain you were meant to ski? Welcome back to Be a Warrior. I'm Angie Heuser — above knee amputee, equine therapy lover, skier, and someone who refuses to live life from the sidelines. And if you've been following me the past several weeks, you know we've been diving deep into the energy of the Year of the Fire Horse — a year of movement, momentum, fearless expansion, courage, and decisive action. But before the fire horse came the snake. And I can't stop thinking about that metaphor. The Year of the Snake ended February 16th — a year of shedding. And if you've ever seen a snakeskin left behind, you know it's both fascinating and a little unsettling. Snakes don't just slip out of their skin like changing clothes. They rub up against rough surfaces. They press into discomfort. Sometimes it takes extra effort around the face or certain tight spots to fully shed what no longer fits. It's not gentle. And neither is growth. When I think about amputee life — about losing a limb, whether by trauma, illness, or in my case, elective amputation after years of surgeries — there is so much shedding. Shedding fear of the unknown. Shedding anger. Shedding grief. Shedding the identity we once had. And it doesn't happen smoothly. It happens against the rough edges of life. But once the shedding is done? The new skin is ready to grow. And that's where the Fire Horse comes in. This year only happens every sixty years — the Horse combined with the element of Fire. It's bold. It's fast. It rewards courage. It exposes comfort. It does not tolerate stagnation. And if you've built your life around playing small, it's going to make you very uncomfortable. Which brings me to the ski slopes. If you follow me online, you saw we were just in Park City. I've been skiing since I was seventeen — long before amputation. But I'll tell you something honestly: there isn't a single day I clip into my ski that I don't feel fear. Even now. Especially now. Three months after my amputation in 2018, I got back on the slopes. I had already missed five years of skiing due to surgeries. I had told my husband if I didn't ski that April, I might never do it again. So I did it scared. I did it sick to my stomach. I did it unsure. And here's what skiing has taught me — lessons that mirror life perfectly. First: the person in front of you has the right of way. On the mountain, it's your responsibility to avoid the skier ahead of you. What's behind you? That's their responsibility. Isn't that life? If I constantly look behind me — at my past, my trauma, my failures — I lose balance. Literally. With one leg, if I look back, I fall. And metaphorically? Same thing. If I live looking backward, I miss the beauty and the hazards in front of me. That doesn't mean I ignore the past. I learn from it. I listen. I stay aware. But I don't let it dictate my line down the mountain. Second: you will face forks in the slope. Left might be safe. Right might be steep. Green or black diamond. Easy or challenging. Comfort or growth. The Fire Horse energy says choose courage. Choose the line that stretches you. And I had that moment on this trip — two blue runs splitting off, one steeper than the other. I heard myself say, “Just go.” So I did. I picked up speed. I carved hard. I pushed myself. And eventually, my leg gave out and I ended up on my butt. Not a dramatic crash — more of a tired surrender.   Take five and reassess your path every now and then   But here's the thing: I was proud of that fall. Because if I'm not falling occasionally, I'm not pushing hard enough. Growth requires risk. Risk requires vulnerability. And vulnerability sometimes ends with snow in your face. Warriors aren't built in comfort. They're built in the steep sections. Third: breathe. One of the biggest lessons my ski instructors taught me after amputation was breathing rhythm. As I carve down the mountain, I exhale into the turn and inhale as I rise. The mountain becomes a rhythm — breathe in, breathe out. When I hold my breath, I tense up. When I tense up, I rely too much on my upper body. When I breathe, I find flow. How often in life do we grit our teeth and forget to breathe? When we breathe through discomfort, we release tension. We think clearly. We stay grounded. Whether you're walking in a prosthetic, stepping into a hard conversation, or heading into an interview — breathe.     Finally: visualize the run. I watched Olympic skiers at the top of the mountain, eyes closed, moving their bodies as they mentally rehearsed every turn. They had already succeeded in their minds before pushing off. That's not luck. That's preparation. If you only visualize falling, you'll hesitate. If you only picture failure, you'll create it. But if you visualize walking confidently in your prosthesis… if you visualize that difficult conversation going well… if you see yourself succeeding — you are building neural pathways toward that outcome. Will you still fall sometimes? Yes. But falling isn't failure. It's feedback. The Fire Horse doesn't reward perfection. It rewards courage. It rewards action. It rewards getting uncomfortable. I came home from those mountains thinking about all of you. About the warriors who are afraid to let that bold part of themselves out because it might mean discomfort. It might mean risk. It might mean exposing the places you've been playing small. But that's where grit is forged. That's where character is polished. That's where life gets amplified.     So here's my call to action: Do the thing that scares you this week. Maybe in baby steps. Maybe messy. Maybe imperfect. But do it. If you fall, smile. Ask yourself what you just learned. Visualize the next attempt. Breathe. Adjust your line. And go again. Stop waiting for the perfect mood, the perfect date, the perfect version of yourself. The mountain is here. YOUR mountain! Embrace it, charge forward! The Fire Horse energy is here. And you, warrior, are more capable than you think. Have a be-YOU-tiful week ahead and as always, Be healthy. Be happy. Be YOU!!!   Much love, What’s your “mountain”?

Willard and Dibs' full show from Tuesday, February 24th ahead of Warriors-Pelicans from New Orleans. In Hour 1, Willard and Dibs react to the report that Trent Williams wants more money from the 49ers, react to John Lynch's comments on the subject, and more. In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs chat with Nick Friedell about all things Warriors, check in on major 49ers storylines with John Lynch at the combine, and listen to Draymond Green respond to something Kendrick Perkins said about him last week.

Willard and Dibs react to last night's Warriors loss to the Pelicans, preview the injury report for tonight's game vs. the Grizzlies, and debate if Draymond Green played well last night.