Locked On Warriors – Daily Podcast On The Golden State Warriors Locked On Podcast Network

The Golden State Warriors front office is reportedly looking to bring in some new pieces in the 2024 offseason, but some familiar faces could also be stepping into bigger roles. With Klay Thompson's future with the organization uncertain as free agency approaches, who could start at the 2 spot next season? Brandin Podziemski started in that role for portions of the 2023-24 season, but many believe Moses Moody is ready for a starting role. Kylen Mills and Santa Cruz Warriors broadcaster, 95.7 The Game host Kevin Danna evaluate Moody vs Podziemski, and what their best roles might be with the team moving forward.

The Golden State Warriors have a lot of self-evaluating to do in the 2024 offseason after a disappointing campaign that ended with a play-in game loss. In addition to roster construction and subpar player performances, there's been blame placed on Head Coach Steve Kerr. Kylen Mills and KNBR producer and host Greg Silver evaluate his coaching performance and how much of the criticism is warranted. Can Steve Kerr adapt and lead this team into the next era? They discuss on this episode.

Klay Thompson's free agency plight is heating up days after the Golden State Warriors star unfollowed the team on Instagram and deleted several photos from his time with the organization. Thompson is reportedly looking for a deal of 3 or more years, and is open to all other options as free agency approaches. Kylen Mills and former KPIX anchor and 95.7 The Game host Charlie Walter analyze the latest developments on this episode.

The 2024 NBA draft is less than 2 weeks away, and the Golden State Warriors have the opportunity to bring in another talented young player with the 52nd overall pick. Their first round pick went to the Portland Trail Blazers, but there are still quality players the Warriors could pick up late in the 2nd round. Kylen Mills is joined by 247 Sports and CBS Sports National College Basketball writer Isaac Trotter who shared his sleeper picks the Warriors should keep an eye on, what he saw at the NBA combine, and more.

Following the Boston Celtics game 3 win in the NBA Finals, Guard Jayson Tatum said his team learned from "the better team," meaning the Golden State Warriors, in the 2022 NBA Finals series. Now, as Boston closes in a championship, what can the Warriors learn from the Celtics as Golden State's front office considers major changes in the 2024 offseason. From roster construction to style of play in this series, Kylen Mills and NBC Sports Bay Area and the Athletic host and analyst Zena Keita share their take aways and what is working right now in the NBA.

Time is running out for the Golden State Warriors to take advantage of Steph Curry in his prime, making this offseason a pivotal point in franchise history. Is the window still even open for the Warriors to put together a championship contender? What changes would they have to make, including moves in free agency or on the trade market in order for that to happen? Kylen Mills is joined by KRON Sports Anchor and Reporter Erin Wilson to discuss the dilemma the Warriors face with an aging star.