Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors' comeback home victory over the Portland Trail Blazers in a game that saw the team struggling until Steve Kerr put Jonathan Kuminga in the game late third quarter inexplicably for the first time all night, and Kuminga responded with a perfect shooting night to lead the team to a needed win that raised more questions than answers since Kerr after the game said Kuminga hasn't earned consistent minutes while being noncommital about his future playing time for the team.

Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a live postgame show on a Saturday afternoon following the Golden State Warriors, for the second time in a week, blowing a 20+ lead, this time losing to the Los Angeles Clippers in a game where the team blew a 22 point lead thanks to a cold shooting second half that also saw Steve Kerr infuriatingly decide to play Jonathan Kuminga just 15 minutes a game (following what Kerr said was his best game of the year) while simultaneously playing Cory Joseph 15 minutes despite getting zero points from him.

Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a Thursday Night Live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors defeating the Los Angeles Clippers battle at Chase Center in a game where a team missing Andrew Wiggins, Chris Paul and Gary Payton II because of injury saw its incredibly deep bench, led by Jonathan Kuminga, Dario Šarić, Moses Moody and Brandin Podziemski pick up the slack and helped support the Dynastic core of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green celebrate 11-30-23 in winning style.

Famed Bay Area media personality and host of Damon Bruce Plus Damon Bruce joined Cyrus Saatsaz for a live midweek show to discuss why the Golden State Warriors team that dominated the first half of their pivotal In Season Tournament game against the Sacramento Kings couldn't replicate their success in the second half and whether the team is facing an existential crises or if they're just some minor moves away from correcting their course and resuming the Dynasty.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors blowing a 24 point 2Q lead, and 17 point halftime lead, in falling at the final seconds to the Sacramento Kings in a game that eliminated the Warriors from the In Season Tournament and raised a lot of questions about Steve Kerr's rotations, minute distribution and decision making.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz start the week with a live show to discuss Klay Thompson's frustration to his early season struggles boiling over in a post-practice press conference plus the crew preview a pivotal game against the Sacramento Kings that could determine the fate of the team's standing for the In Season Tournament.

Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a Friday Night Live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors beating the San Antonio Spurs in a game where Stephen Curry asserted his dominance while resuming his MVP campaign and which had huge implications for the In Season Tournament, setting up a massive game Tuesday night which could decide who advances to the quarerfinals of the tournament.

Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a live postgame show following a Golden State Warriors-Phoenix Suns rematch of the season opener where Klay Thompson's strong start couldn't overcome Chris Paul's ridiculous ejection by Scott Foster and the Warriors defense struggling mightily without Draymond Green and Gary Payton II playing as the Warriors have now dropped 7 of their last 8 games.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz host a live show a day after the Golden State Warriors snapped their six game losing streak to discuss Steve Kerr's comments on how to get the most out of Klay Thompson, how Klay fared in his first 15 games previous years to now, Chris Paul's turnaround in terms of shooting, who the team's statistical leaders are at the 15 game mark, a potential Warriors trade plus news around the NBA.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz start Thanksgiving Week with a live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors - Houston Rockets game at Chase Center to recap and provide analysis of a Warriors team that snapped their 6 game losing streak thanks in large part to Klay Thompson snapping out of his season long slump and stellar play from Stephen Curry, Chris Paul and the rest of the team plus the crew covered a different perspective on the Draymond Green suspension and discussed Steve Kerr's pregame comments regarding the difficult rotation decisions he needs to regularly make.

Cyrus Saatsaz and Jannelle Moore of ESPN's Andscape and The Mercury News follow up their initial live postgame show with an immediate encore to recap a shocking loss for the Golden State Warriors that featured bridge sides in Stephen Curry, Jonathan Kuminga and Andrew Wiggins breaking out of his seasonlong slump and what overall impact the team's six game losing streak may have on the team.

Cyrus Saatsaz and Jannelle Moore of ESPN's Andscape & The Mercury News hosted a Saturday night live postgame show following a shocking loss by the Golden State Warriors at home to the Oklahoma City Thunder as Andrew Wiggins broke out of his season-long slump and hit what the roaring crowd at Chase Center believed was the game winning three pointer until a controversial decision to not foul Chet Holmgren following the ensuing inbounds play resulted in a game tying shot that led to the losing streak being extended to six games despite another excellent Stephen Curry performance in his first game back from injury absence.

Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a Thursday Night Live episode following the Golden State Warriors dropping their 5th straight game, this time losing at home to the Oklahoma City Thunder in a game that saw Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody produce positive results but not much else.

Cyrus Saatsaz started the week with a live episode and was joined by Greg Silver to discuss Stephen Curry's injury status, with Cy suggesting that it might actually benefit the Warriors since it will force them to not be so dependent on Stephen Curry for their offense and the crew went down the list of every players' minute distribution, debating whether each player deserves more or less minutes. This episode followed Part 1 where Cy & Greg discussed the Golden State Warriors' three game losing streak, and whether lineup adjustments are needed to get the team back on track or if a simple dose of time will let struggling players correct their issues.

Cyrus Saatsaz starts the week with a live episode and is joined by Greg Silver to discuss the Golden State Warriors' three game losing streak, and whether lineup adjustments are needed to get the team back on track or if a simple dose of time will let struggling players correct their issues. The show continues with a second part to discuss Stephen Curry's injury status, with Cy suggesting that it might actually benefit the Warriors since it will force them to not be so dependent on Stephen Curry for their offense and the crew went down the list of every players' minute distribution, debating whether each player deserves more or less minutes.

Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a Sunday night live postgame episode following the Golden State Warriors losing their third straight game, this time losing at Chase Center at the hands of the Minnesota Timberwolves as a Stephen Curry offensive masterpiece was wasted because Steve Kerr continues playing his unproductive veterans instead of trying new rotations and letting his younger players get an etensive run on the court.

Cyrus Saatsaz went live for a postgame show following an earlier appearance by Hall of Famer Rick Barry and following the Golden State Warriors losing to the Denver Nuggets in a road game that saw most starters struggle while the bench thrived, and was so encouraging that it led Cy to predict the Warriors are going to represent the Western Conference in the NBA Finals.

NBA Top 50 Player and Hall of Famer Rick Barry joined Cyrus Saatsaz for a live postgame show following the marquee battle between the 2022 World Champion Golden State Warriors and the Reigning World Champion Denver Nuggets in a battle of NBA supremacy that saw a Warriors team missing their two best defenders in Draymond Green and Gary Payton II lose by just 3 points in a game that saw most starters struggle while the bench thrived, and led Cy to predict the Warriors are going to represent the Western Conference in the NBA Finals.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz went live to preview the Golden State Warriors' biggest game of the year, as they conclude their road trip against the reigning World Champion Denver Nuggets in a statement game that may show where the Warriors stand against the NBA's elite teams plus the crew provide statistical analysis of how the team's doing this year, including Stephen Curry's early season MVP campaign.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz went live following the Golden State Warriors beathing the Detroit Pistons for a postgame show to recap Stephen Curry's scorching start to the season which included yet another dominating performance that added to his NBA Western Conference Player of the Week Award honors plus the crew discussed Andrew Wiggins' struggles, Steve Kerr's patience in his young players paying off, the surprising Gui Santos addition and how amazing of a fit Chris Paul's been for this team.

Andscape's Jannelle Moore joined Cyrus Saatsaz for a Sunday Night Live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors losing to the Cleveland Cavaliers for their first road loss of the season thanks in large part to the team getting killed on the glass and inside the paint.

Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a Friday Night Live postgame show following the Golden State Warriors holding on to defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder thanks to a wild finish that saw Stephen Curry hit the game winner with .2 seconds remaining (following his fellow Splash Brother Klay Thompson pulling off the same feat a game ago) that was controversial because of Draymond Green making contact with the rim, but with the contact not impacting the ball, coupled with Josh Giddey making contact with the net, the call stood and the Warriors pulled off a thrilling victory in their in-season tournament debut.

Cyrus Saatsaz went solo for a new episode to discuss Draymond Green's postgame comments where he said following last year's difficulties the Golden State Warriors have rediscovered their joy and chemistry plus Cy reveals the team's most effecient five-man lineups and analyzes Stephen Curry's statistical dominance to start the year.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz hosted a live midweek postgame show following Klay Thompson's game winning 17 footer with .2 seconds remaining to lead the Golden State Warriors over the Sacramento Kings for the team's first home win of the year as they immediately turn around and hit the road again for the start of the in-season tournament.

Kylen Mills and Cyrus Saatsaz went live following the Golden State Warriors beating the New Orleans Pelicans for their third straight road victory thanks to a balanced attack that included solid performances from Chris Paul and rookies Trayce Jackson-Davis and Brandin Podziemski plus an MVP caliber night from Stephen Curry!