Welcome to Locked-on Warriors, your daily podcast on All Things Warriors, part of the Locked-on Podcast Network.

I'm West Goldberg Warriors writer for the Mercury News.

Today's episode of Locked On Warriors is

brought to you by Built Bar, the best tasting low-car protein bar I've ever had. The promo code

locked on gets you $10 off of your first box at builtbar.com. We have some mailbag questions to get to,

and I want to address this question about the 96 Bulls versus the 2017 Warriors.

But before I get to any of that, I wanted to talk about Steve Kerr's portion of the last dance documentary.

I thought it was one of the most well done parts of the whole documentary.

I knew of all that background and stuff about Steve and his dad.

But I thought they did a really nice job of bridging that

to Steve Kerr, hitting that big shot in the 97 finals. I remember Michael Thompson, who filmed all

of this stuff in 97, 98, telling me that that was the most moving part of the series.

And I thought it was up there with one of the most moving parts

of the series. I would probably take that part about Steve Kerr, everything that he went through

and how that sort of the way that the documentary kind of put it together from a storytelling

perspective, kind of having all of that stuff culminate in him hitting that big

shot in 1997 that gave the Bulls the lead against the jazz and kind of sealed that win for

them in game six. But, you know, these parts about Steve Kerr standing there during the national

anthem, thinking about his dad and how he would never believe

where he was right then, because when Steve's dad, you know, was assassinated, he was going to

Arizona in college. I don't think anybody in any had any sort of idea that this would be what Steve

Kerr's career would be as a player, as a coach, all of those things.

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