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Welcome to FETI, boys and girls. In today's episode, Steve Cohen upsets the system, the

Olympics threaten to dump boxing, and Steve Young joins us for five minutes. But we begin today

with what feels like the cratering of the Golden State Warriors. The defending NBA champions

are now three and sixteen on the road, and that is the worst road record in the NBA. Last

night, again, playing without the injured Steph Curry, the Warriors gave up 91 points in

the first half to the nets, lost by 30. The game before the Warriors lost the mix by

38. They're not competitive at the moment. Will Bond, do you really believe the Warriors

are going to turn this around? Tony, I'm starting to not believe it. And I believed it

as recently as a week ago, but part of that was, okay, they're going to go on the road

to some places where they're going to want to play, where guys are going to be challenged

and their championship athletic egos are going to be challenged. They're going to do this.

And then they lose these games by those margins. And I'm going, oh my God, Tony, the Warriors

have had the number one in terms of plus minus starting unit for much of the season. The

bench was bad. The bench is still bad. It's worse. The starters aren't out there for

the largest part. And they play no defense. That's a recipe for a long, cold, difficult

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