Locked on Warriors: Apr 17, 2018: KD, Klay Key Dubs Victory - Role Players Making Plays - Wade Turns Back the Clock | Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors Podcast

Locked on Warriors: Mar 19, 2018: LoWarriors Joins LoNBA - Quinn Cook Revelation - Super Day Day vs. LaMarcus: Aliko joins Locked on NBA's Josh Lloyd for a question and answer session about the severity of the Warriors' injuries, the future of Quinn Cook, playoff threats, and how the rest key players Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson are getting will be integral to their playoff chase. In the second segment, Aliko breaks down the play of Draymond Green and Quinn Cook in the Warriors' two games since the last podcast. The Dubs dropped a clunker in the final two minutes vs. the Kings at home, but then took care of business in the fourth quarter in the Valley of the Sun. Buddy Hield and Josh Jackson shone for the opposition. Tonight the Warriors face the 40-30 San Antonio Spurs in the nightcap on ESPN. It's a battle of bigs with Draymond facing LaMarcus Aldridge. Last time the two teams faced, LaMarcus had 30 points and 17 boards. Though the Warriors won that game, without the by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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Locked on Warriors: Apr 16, 2018: Dubs Rebound Like Monstars - LMA Held in Check - Rox Nearly Rocked by Minny: The Warriors flipped the switch at the right time, coming on strong against the Spurs from the opening tip. They rebounded the ball with ferocity, outboarding San Antonio by 21. Kevin Durant and Draymond Green filled up the stat sheet, while Klay Thompson filled up the bucket (27 points on 13 shots, 0/0 from the FT line). Steve Kerr opted to start Andre Iguodala in a very shrewd move. The Spurs, especially LaMarcus Aldridge, were held in check for the entire game. LMA only put of 12 shots, and could only be counted on for 2 boards on Saturday. That will change though, as LMA is too good of a player to put up two clunkers in a row. The Warriors will have to stay composed and keep their energy and wits about them if they want to hold serve again. Around the NBA, the Rockets were knocked about by the Timberwolves despite Karl-Anthony Towns and Jimmy Butler playing poorly. Houston by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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NFL Week 2: Reviewing big Arizona Cardinals win over Chicago Bears: The Arizona Cardinals are now 2-0 after having demolished the Chicago Bears 48-23 on Sunday at Soldier Field. What was the good and what was the not so good? Well, there obviously wasn't that much to complain about, as the Cardinals rolled to a... by The Rise Up, See Red podcast

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Locked on Warriors: Feb 27, 2018: Klay Bounces Back - Draymond Still a Beast - Rockets Rolling: The Warriors used another 3rd quarter barrage to break down the Knicks, ultimately nabbing a comfortable double-digit win. Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry all broke the 20-point plateau, while everyone wearing The Town managed to get off offensively. The new-look Knicks pushed the Dubs in the first half, scoring 64 points, but they were understandably no match for GSW through 48 minutes. Draymond Green had another suberb defensive outing, and is the subject of this week's Warrior of the Week segment. The lineup of Green, Thompson, Shaun Livingston, Andre Iguodala and David West carries the league's most stifling defense, and it was on display in the 2nd and 4th quarters of last night's game. Around the NBA, the Rockets continued their win streak with a victory at Utah Monday, while in Denver, Paul Millsap is set to return following a wrist injury suffered early in the season. T by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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Kyrie Irving rolls early, Aldridge delivers late. Nets beat Wizards in big win: The Nets survived a late-game comeback by the Washington Wizards to take a 119-118 win on the road without Kevin Durant. It was an important win for the team and they got a great game from Kyrie Irving who finished with 30 points on 12-23 shooting. They also got a huge performance from LaMarcus Aldridge off the bench who put up 27 points in his 32 minutes. Brooklyn stormed out of the gate early, putting up 74 points by halftime to jump out to a double-digit lead. But things did get a bit bogged down in the second half, allowing the Wizards to pull back into the game. And things got really hectic at the end with the Nets barely surviving. The Locked on Nets guys break down the game, Irving’s performance, and what it meant to have Aldridge come up big when they needed him the most. They look at Steve Nash’s shortened rotations and how the team was able to survive an off game from James Harden. Subscribe to by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Nets up 2-0! Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and company crush the Bucks.: The Brooklyn Nets just absolutely rolled the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 2. It was a statement game for Brooklyn who are still without James Harden. But they beat the Bucks by almost 40 points in a dominant performance. The superstars Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving led the way on offense, putting their stamp on it early. Both looked unstoppable at times, especially early in the game. And in terms of role players, everyone contributed once again. Blake Griffin was great again on defense, guys were knocking down open shots and it was just a full game for the Nets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Nets - Daily Podcast On The Brooklyn Nets

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Locked on Warriors: Jan 22, 2018: Turnovers & D a Problem - Rookie Watch - NBA Standings: The Warriors faltered against the Rockets, turning the ball over 19 times and allowing a defensive rating of 115 - which is horrible. James Harden played the last few possessions like the the MVP front-runner he is, while the Warriors lost their poise in the final minutes, looking desperate and chucking up shots outside of the flow of the offense. Nick Young played well and Kevin Durant got his 26, but it was mostly all bad for the Dubs, who seemingly were playing from behind after allowing 40 points in the first quarter. The problems with turnovers and the defense have to be rectified before the All-Star break if Golden State is to maintain its home-court advantage for the playoffs, particularly since it has now lost the season series to Houston. Jordan Bell is out for the next two weeks, but his stats still shone in this week's Rookie Watch. In particular, Bell leads all NBA rookies in Win Share by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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Bucks fire Adrian Griffin, Heat trade for Terry Rozier + more: Host Vaughn Dalzell (@VmoneySports) and Raphielle Johnson (@raphiellej) of NBC Sports and Dan Titus (@DanTitus) of Yahoo Sports discuss the potential fantasy impact of the Bucks hiring Doc Rivers, Brandon Miller being a big winner in the Terry Rozier trade, and the fantasy prospects of D’Angelo Russell, Jabari Walker, and Marvin Bagley III by Rotoworld Basketball Show – Fantasy Basketball

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Locked on Warriors: Feb 5, 2018: Warriors Falter at Mile High - Damian Jones Appears - Defensive Breakdown: The Warriors began the weekend with a solid win in Sacramento, though they committed 25 turnovers in the 15-point victory. Stephen Curry led the team in +/- and Kevin Durant had a team high 33 points. The Dubs followed it up by posting a defensive rating of 118 in a loss to the Nuggets in Denver. In both games, GSW allowed at least 5 players from the opposition to reach double figures. There are bright spots however. Damian Jones got his first extended runs of 2018 in the two games, igniting the Warriors with a monster block against the Nuggets on Saturday. Kevon Looney played some solid minutes as well. David West was away from the team attending the funeral of Rasual Butler, his close friend. The Warriors have two meetings against the Thunder coming up—OKC is another team that has beaten the Warriors this year. So the defensive intensity will have to pick up at some point. The by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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RECAP: Rockets run out of gas in collapse at Minnesota: James Harden scored 29, but Houston (11-12) blew a 19-point lead in a 103-91 loss at Minnesota. Our recap breaks it all down, led by a team rebounding deficiency (42-34) and poor shooting by Chris Paul, P.J. Tucker, and Eric Gordon (combined 6-of-28 FG). #Rockets #NBA #Wolves Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Rockets - Daily Podcast On The Houston Rockets

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Locked on Warriors: Jan 26, 2018: Dubs Bury Wolves from 3 - Reddit Hole with Miles - Celtics on Tap: The Warriors minorly romped to victory against visiting Minnesota on Thursday. Despite 48 fast break points and 21 three pointers, The Dubs allowed the Wolves to stay in the game for most of it, though they never led. Minnesota was without Jimmy Butler in the contest, and Andrew Wiggins did not play well, but Karl-Anthony Towns, former Warrior Jamal Crawford and Jeff Teague picked up the slack. On the other side, Kevin Durant had his second triple double of the season in spectacular fashion (28-10-11), coming off a 14 assist effort on Tuesday. The Warriors overall had 37 assists on 48 made baskets, and shot better than 50% from the field and from three. Durant, Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson all made more than half of their three pointers, shooting 9 a piece, Down the Reddit Hole, Aliko and Miles discuss the aftermath of the All-Star Game roster announcements, including some Russell We by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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LOCKED ON BULLS, 12/4/2017 - Bulls drop back-to-back one point losses, Cavaliers come to town, Nikola Mirotic's return this week: Locked On Bulls breaks down the two-one point losses to the Denver Nuggets and Sacramento Kings this weekend. The guys dive into the positive notes from the two losses, including a more consistent and present Kris Dunn. The guys discuss the Bulls inability to close out games with quotes from Fred Hoiberg. The Chicago Bulls take on the Cleveland Cavaliers tonight at home, will people show up to the United Center to LeBron James? The guys discuss Dwyane Wade's comments on his newfound role with the Cavaliers and how it's helped Cleveland to an 11-game winning streak. The guys wrap up discussing Nikola Mirotic's anticipated return to the floor later this week. The guys discuss a variety of scenarios that could play out leading up to January 15th, when Mirotic is eligible to be traded. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Bulls - Daily Podcast On The Chicago Bulls

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Locked on Warriors: Jan 17, 2018: Draymond, Andre Out vs. Bulls - Where'd the D Go? - NBA Fights: The Warriors will face the Bulls tonight without Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala, who are nursing injuries to their shoulder and quad respectively. The Bulls are playing really well and coming off a win over the streaking Heat. Jordan Bell and the rest of the Dubs will have to play with poise if they are going to continue their road winning streak in Chicago. In this week's Statistical Deep Dive, Aliko takes a look at the Warriors' defense since Stephen Curry returned to the lineup on December 30th. TL;DL: It hasn't been good. Golden State has been far and away the best offensive team over this two and a half week stretch, but their defense has been middling at best. Specifically, they haven't been running people off the three-point line, which will be crucial against the Rockets on Saturday. Around the NBA, there've been a number of altercations and straight up fights in the last few da by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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Locked on Warriors: Jan 5, 2018: Warriors Top Rox - Down the Reddit Hole - Clippers a Tough Test: With a healthy dose of Steph, Klay and Dray, the KD-less Warriors were able to top the Harden-less Rockets in Houston Thursday. Green had a triple-double in the win, the 21st in his career, passing Tom Gola for most all-time by a Dub. Chris Paul was very good in the loss, as was Gerald Green, whose short career resurgence has been remarkable. Down the Reddit hole, topics include David West's per 36 numbers, Klay getting hype, and first returns from NBA All-Star voting. With an early game tomorrow, the Warriors will have to get up for the Clippers, who are playing their best basketball of the season despite being banged up. The 1-2 big-man punch of Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan will be a handful for Draymond, Zaza and the Warriors rotating cadre of large players. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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Philip Rivers silences critics in 31-27 comeback victory over Bengals: On today's episode, Evan is joined by Anthony Smith of Coast To Scouting to discuss the Colts' 31-27 win over the Bengals. After trailing 21-0, Indy went on a 31-6 run to close this one out. What were the key ingredients to pulling it off? First, Philip Rivers played like a star quarterback. Especially in the second quarter when Indy scored 21 points, he was absolutely on fire. Outside of Rivers, what else was working? Julian Blackmon looks like a blossoming star safety, while DeForest Buckner continues to wreck havoc. How will this defense look once Darius Leonard and Kemoko Turay return after the bye week? Closing out the show, what's the assessment of the 2020 Colts through six weeks? Sitting at 4-2, this November stretch will prove whether Indy is a contender or pretender. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices by Locked On Colts - Daily Podcast On The Indianapolis Colts

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Locked on Warriors: Mar 16, 2018: Ailing Dubs Take On Kings, Suns - LeBron's Greatest Poster? - Advice for the Spurs: The Warriors' injury report is extensive. They will face the Kings at home tonight without Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Patrick McCaw. Curry, Thompson and McCaw aren't expected to be able to return until the end of the month. Draymond Green's shoulder is ailing but he will play, and David West is finally ready to return from a cyst on his shooting elbow. Andre Iguodala is nursing a few injuries but will suit up. Jordan Bell's ankles are sore. Quinn cook's hand is hurt... It's a house of horrors in the Dubs' training room right now. Miles Johnson joins Aliko to discuss what Klay's broken hand could mean for the Warriors' playoff push. Down the Reddit hole, they take a look at LeBron's latest in-game masterpiece, and compare that poster dunk to some of the best jams King James has bestowed upon us over the years. In the final segment, Aliko and Miles tak by Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors

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