Warriors Plus Minus: A show about the Golden State Warriors

Marcus Thompson & Tim Kawakami break down what they saw in the Warriors four-point loss to the Rockets that dropped them to 10-10 on the year, and what they'll do in the (potential) absence of Steph Curry. Plus, hear directly from Draymond on the State of the Warriors.

Marcus and Tim discuss the Warriors finishing this grueling section of the schedule at 9-8 overall as they move into an easier part. Plus, how Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski fit these days.

Steph Curry had 46. Jimmy Butler hit 5 threes en route to 26 points. Draymond played excellent defense on Victor Wembanyama. And the Warriors, after getting embarrassed in OKC, showed up for the second half of the back-to-back and beat San Antonio. It was a reminder — to the Warriors more than anyone else — what they could be. Marcus Thompson taps in with Nick Friedell in San Antonio for a had-to-...

Marcus Thompson, Tim Kawakami and Nick Friedell discuss the Warriors' struggles on the court right now, as they fell to 6-6 on the season after a blowout loss to Oklahoma City. What do we make of Draymond's postgame comments? How hurt is Jimmy right now? Do they still need to add another player?

Four-time NBA champion, Golden State Warrior Draymond Green is back on the mic! On the Draymond Green Show you’ll get raw reactions, in-depth game analysis,  behind-the-scenes stories, and cultural opinions from one of basketball’s most outspoken voices. You’ll also hear candid conversations with teammates, rivals, and culture-shapers across sports, entertainment, and business. No topic is off lim...

Battling illness, Curry scored 28 points as the Warriors got up big on the Suns, let them back in and closed the door. But he’s been ruled out for Wednesday’s back to-back at Sacramento. Marcus Thompson and Tim Kawakami discuss what the win revealed, how the Warriors approach the game without Steph Curry — and probably Jimmy Butler, who only played 14 minutes because of back issues.  Big Jonathan...

Tim and the SF Standard’s Danny Emerman discuss how the Warriors’ victory over the Clippers reflects the good vibes and focus so far. Also how Jonathan Kuminga has settled into a big role and solid relationship with Steve Kerr.

The Nuggets are great. Aaron Gordon was SPECTACULAR. Still, the Warriors had an answer. No. 30 took over and the Warriors flexed the diversity of their improved roster. Marcus Thompson and Tim Kawakami break down the epic early season win and what it means moving forward.

Marcus Thompson is joined by Warriors writer Nick Friedell of The Athletic to discuss Golden State's season-opening win over the Lakers. The Warriors have been saying, expecting, a full-offseason with Jimmy Butler would pay even more dividends. And the Warriors opened the season in Los Angeles by immediately flexing Butler's impact. Not only did he lead the Warriors with 31 points, but even his le...

Marcus, Tim and Nick Friedell preview the upcoming Warriors season, with thoughts on how the rotation will play out, Steph Curry entering his 17th season, the future of Steve Kerr, how a potential blockbuster trade would work and more.

From 'The TK Show' ( subscribe here ): Tim talks with Warriors owner Joe Lacob about the Warriors' expectations this season, the Jonathan Kuminga negotiation, Steve Kerr's future and much more.

Marcus and Tim discuss possible rotation adjustments for the Warriors heading into the season, Moses Moody's potential key role, and why the league is expecting a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade relatively soon.

From 'The TK Show' ( subscribe here ): Tim and Warriors coach Steve Kerr discuss the theme of this coming season, why he's comfortable with only one year left on his contract and Jonathan Kuminga's negotiation and role. Also, how Al Horford will fit in the Warriors' system.

Marcus, Tim and Sam Amick share their thoughts as the Warriors and Kuminga finally reached a 2-year, $48.5 million dollar deal after a summer long dispute. What does it mean for the team right now? How might it affect things in the coming years?

Marcus, Tim and The Athletic's Nick Friedell discuss a quiet Media Day for the Warriors, with only a few players commenting on the Jonathan Kuminga situation.

Marcus and Tim discuss the final stages of the Warriors' negotiations with Jonathan Kuminga, whether they should go ahead and sign Al Horford and De'Anthony Melton before Kuminga signs, and what else could be intriguing at Monday's Media Day.

Tim and the SF Standard's Danny Emerman discuss the latest negotiations between the Warriors and Jonathan Kuminga and what a resolution might look like. Also, a nod to Kuminga for increasing his value by remaining a topic of league fascination.

Marcus and Tim discuss the fuzzy details and potential consequences of the Kawhi Leonard/Clippers controversy. Also, is Stephen Curry ready to take a leap into the top-5 of all-time players?

Marcus and Tim discuss how different the Chase Center crowds have been for the Valkyries than they are for Warriors games. Also: What's going on with Steve Kerr going into his final contracted season?

Marcus and Tim discuss the presumed addition of De'Anthony Melton into the Warriors' backcourt and whether he will take time away from Brandin Podziemski. Also, trying to figure out the Jonathan Kuminga talks.

Marcus and Tim talk with departing Warriors exec Kent Lacob about why he's leaving the team, his relationship with his father, his favorite championship, picking Alen Smailagic and much more.

Marcus and Tim discuss the surprising departure of Kent Lacob from the Warriors' front office and candidates to replace him. Also, is there a deadline on the Jonathan Kuminga situation?

Tim and Marcus discuss the Warriors' decision to end sign-and-trade talks with Jonathan Kuminga and what the roster and rotation look like if and when he signs a short-term deal.

Marcus welcomes on Sam Amick to discuss the latest happenings with Jonathan Kuminga and how the Warriors could potentally make moves this summer. Also, thoughts on the future of Steph Curry.

Marcus and Tim say goodbye to Anthony Slater's co-hosting era on the show and Slater reminisces about the high and low points of covering and podcasting about the Warriors through this period.