The Warriors are done with their long road trip and so is the WarriorsWorld podcast. In our first segment we talk about the trip, highlighting the losses in Cleveland, the team's comeback win in Boston and the last second loss in Brooklyn. In our second segment, we talk the possibility of signing JaVale McGee and take some calls as well. Remember to subscribe, download and rate us on iTunes!   Follow @ ...

Every once in a while, a star comes along that completely transcends not only his/her team, city and region, but even their nation. The Warriors have had plenty of fan favorite players over the years, all amounting to little on-court success and even less national recognition. The Golden State hardly mattered back then, as every season that team missed the playoffs, the team just sunk deeper into the depths ...

Welcome back to another episode of the podcast, and with the All-Star break in the rearview mirror it's officially the stretch run of the season. In our first segment we talk the deconstruction of the Spurs, why Rodney Stuckey killed the Warriors and the win in Washington. In our second and final segment we talk the upcoming schedule highlighted by the game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Remember to subsc ...

The WarriorsWorld team is back from New York and ready to talk anything and everything that went down All-Star Weekend. In our first segment we talk all the events, Steph and Klay showing out on Saturday night, the dunk contest and the game on Sunday. In our second segment we preview the second half the season, talk trade deadline and give our predictions as to where the Warriors finish. Remember to subscri ...

  Neither shot the ball well, neither were the leading scorer and neither were the MVP, but that doesn’t mean this wasn’t an incredibly successful All-Star Sunday for Steph Curry and Klay Thompson. “We're doing things that haven't been done in our franchise in a very long time,” Curry said. “And we're going to remember this and hopefully, like I said, be doing some great things come postseason as well. ...

  Warriors’ fans got what they wanted. No, Team Curry didn’t win the Shooting Stars event, but the two-time All-Star alongside his newest All-Star teammate, Klay Thompson, enlightened the Barclays Center crowd on what Golden State fans have known for years. These guys are special. On a glacial night in Brooklyn, the Splash Brothers lit up the otherwise reticent New York crowd. This was Curry’s fourth t ...

It’s a frigid 11 degrees in New York, but that didn’t stop the barrage of media from packing the Sheraton Hotel in Times Square for the NBA All-Star media availability Friday morning. Starting with the participants from All-Star Saturday night, the ballroom of the hotel was shoulder to shoulder with media spanning all the way from Israel to Germany. The NBA is a global entity, and with whispers of the leagu ...

The Warriors have had a multitude of representatives participate in various All-Star events of the last few seasons. David Lee was a reserve for the West in 2013, Stephen Curry competed in the Skills Challenge and Three-Point as well as earn the starting point guard spot last season as well as this season, Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes were in the Skills Challenge with the latter also in the dunk contes ...