What's up, Warriors, all 82 listeners.

Another week, another crossover edition of the podcast, which I will get to in a second.

But before then, I wanted to tell you about an article right now on the athletic.

I did a back-and-forth conversation with John Hollinger, who was, as most people know,

a large part of the Memphis Grizzlies front office for a chunk of the

grit and grind era.

And he's back to be in a pundit.

He works for the athletic.

He has very plugged in, informed thoughts on really kind of just front office work.

And I did like a long back and forth with them on the current state of the Warriors where things are going what they should maybe do with the trade exception what

they should do with the draft pick there are any stars out there that are obtainable

potentially Bradley Beale what would be the path to a guy like that even mentioned the

name you honest I don't think it should be mentioned too loudly because I think it's unlikely

but we talked about all that.

It's on the athletic now if you're looking for like real kind of dense Warriors future talk.

But if you are on here for the podcast, which I imagine you are, here is this week's podcast,

which is kind of a longer conversation about our early impressions of the last dance documentary

about the Bulls dynasty that is currently going on ESPN and how it relates to the Warriors

and the end of the Warriors dynasty, Durant ties, different stuff like that.

So here it is me, Marcus Thompson, Tim Kawakami, Ethan Strauss.

Plus minus.

Dang, bang! Oh, what a shit!

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