The Golden State Warriors blow out the Utah Jazz 134-117 behind Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler and Buddy Hield.On "Dubs Talk" Monte Poole and Dalton Johnson break down the much-needed victory before looking ahead to the tougher matchups ahead with the Houston Rockets and the Oklahoma City Thunder coming to town.

(02:00) - Takeaways from the Warriors' blowout 134-117 win over the Utah Jazz
(08:45) - Warriors understand the importance of home-court in playoffs, so they can't drop the easy ones
(10:45) - Draymond Green is questionable vs. Rockets, Jonathan Kuminga is out, as both are trending in the right directions
(11:30) - Clarity for Kuminga could be coming on multiple fronts
(14:45) - Steve Kerr knows Warriors could use more size
(24:15) - Buddy Hield's game against the Jazz was a huge lift for him
(27:30) - Warriors are now 1-1 on this five-game homestand, but Houston and OKC are coming
(30:00) - When fully healthy, who will be the Warriors starters?

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The Warriors went 3-3 on their tough six-game road trip after back-to-back losses in Florida to the Orlando Magic and Miami Heat. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down the tail end of the trip before looking ahead to what's next for Golden State. Then, the duo answers fan mailbag questions.

(02:15) - Turnovers pile up as Warriors go .500 on trip
(06:45) - Points in the paint is becoming a problem for Golden State
(11:30) - The NBA trade deadline will be interesting for the Warriors
(19:00) - What's the impact of the NBA schedule this season?
(28:45) - Mailbag questions: De'Anthony Melton update, Seth Curry status and possible Warriors trades
(40:00) - Is there a big fish like Giannis Antetokounmpo out there for the Warriors at the deadline?

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Moses Moody scored a career-high 32 points in the Golden State Warriors' 124-106 win over the Pelicans in New Orleans. Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down the Warriors' three-game win streak on "Dubs Talk" before being joined by University of Florida basketball coach Todd Golden to discuss his former player Will Richard.

(02:30) - Steph Curry had a historic trip to San Antonio and the Pelicans did everything they could to slow him down

(05:00) - Warriors role players stepped up in New Orleans

(07:30) - Warriors get first three-game win streak of season behind Moses Moody's big first quarter

(09:30) - Jimmy Butler has been perfect compliment to Steph over these last three games

(11:30) - Draymond Green is back to playing all world defense

(14:00) - Warriors role players are starting to figure out their places

(15:15) - New Orleans Pelicans are in a tough place, but these are the wins Warriors need to stack

(19:00) - Will Richard picks up his 4th NBA start

(22:00) - Florida coach Todd Golden joins to talk Will Ricahard

(28:00) - Will Richard already is making starts, but what does he need to improve on?

(33:00) - How did being a four-year college player help easy him into the NBA

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The Warriors rebounded from their rough loss to the Thunder with a vintage Steph Curry performance against the Spurs. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down the rollercoaster back-to-back road games. The duo examines Curry's heroics in San Antonio, Steve Kerr's rotation shakeup and where Jonathan Kuminga's head might be as he goes through a tough stretch.

(02:15) - Warriors grab best win of young season Curry's 46 points
(06:00) - How Moses Moody kept the Warriors in the game
(06:30) - Stat sheet won't show Draymond Green's impact on Spurs, Victor Wembanyama
(08:00) - Steve Kerr shakes things up with sixth starting lineup of season
(16:15) - Al Horford's looks comfortable; Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski do not
(18:45) - Where is Kuminga at mentally?
(28:45) - The Warriors go as Steph, Jimmy and Draymond go
(30:30) - What Warriors should look for in potential trade

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Steph Curry returns from an illness after a three-game absence for Warriors, who struggled without him. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down what they saw from Golden State without its star point guard. Then, the co-hosts look ahead to the Warriors' tough upcoming six-game road trip that begins Tuesday in OKC.

(02:30) - Bright spots amid Warriors' struggles without Steph Curry
(05:00) - Brandin Podziemski, Jonathan Kuminga had rough stretch while Steph was out
(07:30) - Could Al Horford move to the Warriors' starting lineup?
(08:30) - Where has the Warriors' defense been?
(12:00) - Kuminga had a solid start but regressed in last two games
(16:15) - Why Warriors are going to need more from their youth
(21:15) - Warriors won't feel good about beating Pacers as they hit the road

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Bonta Hill and Fetus Ezeli break down the Warriors' short-handed back-to-back games against the Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings. Then, Buddy Hield sits down with Bonta Hill and Monte Poole to discuss his journey to the NBA, from growing up in the Bahamas and taking the University of Oklahoma to the Final Four, to then being drafted by the New Orleans Pelicans but quickly traded to the Sacramento Kings as a rookie. He explains how his journey has shaped him, and why he feels so free playing in Golden State.

(02:30) - Bonta Hill and Fetus Ezeli break down the Warriors' back-to-back against Suns and Kings

(18:00) - How growing up in the Bahamas shaped Buddy Hield's work ethic

(22:45) - From the Bahamas to Norman, Oklahoma

(29:00) - Klay Thompson, Steph Curry helped pave the way for Hield

(36:00) - How Hield quickly learned the NBA's business side after being drafted

(43:00) - Hield explains why Golden State just does things differently

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As the Golden State Warriors return home following two road losses to the short-handed Milwaukee Bucks and Indiana Pacers, Bonta Hill is joined by Kerith Burke on "Dubs Talk" to discuss whether the defeats are cause for concern. With the Warriors' schedule slated to get even tougher, the duo takes a look at some early season trends for Golden State and what to make of them.

(02:00) - Warriors back at Chase Center after two tough losses
(03:30) - Three players have career nights while guarding Steph Curry
(05:00) - Steph Curry hasn't looked like Steph Curry this road trip
(12:30) - Is point of attack with quicker guards a problem for Warriors?
(14:00) - Warriors have no excuses for bad Pacers loss
(18:00) - Is spacing an issue for the Warriors?
(22:00) - Is the NBA changing as the Warriors are aging?
(23:15) - Could we see Al Horford shuffle into the starting lineup?
(26:00) - How will the Warriors manage these upcoming back-to-backs?
(28:15) - The Warriors have struggled to put teams away comfortably
(32:30) - Jimmy Butler says Warriors need to all get on the same page

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The Golden State Warriors open the season 4-1. Bonta Hill and Dalton Johnson break down the key roles Jonathan Kuminga, Brandin Podziemski, and Quinten Post have played in this hot start. Then, the duo looks ahead to how Golden State can maintain this success over a tough upcoming stretch.

(02:30) - Third Quarter Warriors are back!
(04:15) - Jonathan Kuminga is the biggest storyline from the start of the season
(08:30) - Kuminga has earned a starting spot going forward
(13:00) - Quinten Post held his own against Ivica Zubac and has stepped up with his opportunity in the Warriors' recent back-to-back
(16:45) - Warriors' fifth starting spot might switch back and forth between Post and Brandin Podziemski
(17:30) - Podziemski's block on Chris Paul was the play of the game vs. Clippers
(23:00) - Warriors had Draymond Green's back after his flagrant foul on Santi Aldama
(28:30) - Looking ahead to the Warriors' two-game road trip, and next 10 of 12 on the road

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