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Cyrus Saatsaz goes live for a doom and gloom episode to recap the Golden State Warriors season and Dynasty crumbling following a disastrous Play-In performance that saw Klay Thompson have possibly the worst game of his career while Andrew Wiggins was a virtual no show and Steve Kerr realized only after the season was over that his veterans are no longer the star players they once were.

The Golden State Warriors saw their 2023-2024 season end tonight at the hands of the Sacramento Kings, 118-94 at Golden One Center. Credit to Head Coach Mike Brown for having a solid defensive gameplan against Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, as the Sacramento Kings turned the greatest shooter of all time into a volume scorer, and held his sidekick to zero points. Turnovers killed any chance the Golden State Warriors had at mounting a comeback in this one. As the season ends, many lingering questions surround the squad, including what will happen with Klay Thompson as his contract expires this summer.

The Locked On Podcast Network tradition of a postseason crossover episode continues as the hosts of Locked On Warriors and Locked On Kings preview the playoff rematch between the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings Play-In clash at Golden 1 Center to determine who will take on the loser of the Los Angeles Lakers at the New Orleans Pelicans game.

It's the final game of the year and Cyrus Saatsaz went live on a Sunday afternoon following the Golden State Warriors playing the Utah Jazz in the season finale to provide a brief recap and analysis while explaining why the team finishing in the 10th spot was possibly the best position they could find themselves in.

The Golden State Warriors finished the NBA regular season with a 123-116 win over the Utah Jazz. Stephen Curry and Draymond Green both didn't play in this one, and, with the Sacramento Kings and Los Angeles Lakers both winning in blowouts, the majority of the Golden State Warriors key players like, Klay Thompson, Andrew Wiggins, and Chris Paul, got extensive minutes of rest in the second half. A trip to up I-80 is on tap for the Golden State Warriors as they will face the "little brother" Sacramento Kings.

Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Friday Night Live postgame show following a pivotal Golden State Warriors home game that resulted in a massively disappointing loss to the New Orleans Pelicans thanks in large part to costly turnovers and an incredibly poor perimeter defense which gave up over 50% shooting from deep as the team's playoff fate remains uncertain with just a game remaining in the regular season.