After the Golden State Warriors got an unimpressive 110-105 win over the Sacramento Kings on Tuesday, "Dubs Talk" co-hosts Dalton Johnson and Monte Poole break down how Steph Curry's return has put both De'Anthony Melton and Brandin Podziemski back into their ideal roles. Then, the duo takes a look at the final three games of the regular season and discusses how Golden State should prepare Steph Curry and Kristaps Porziņģis for the postseason.

(02:00) - Recapping Warriors' win over Kings
(05:00) - How should Warriors approach upcoming back-to-back with Curry, Porziņģis?
(09:00) - Curry-Porziņģis duo has two opportunities to play together before play-in
(12:00) - Melton looks like himself with Curry back
(19:00) - How Curry's return has helped Melton, Podziemski
(23:30) - Could Charles Bassey be combination of Kevon Looney, Javale McGee?
(30:30) - Should Warriors sign Bassey to long-term deal?
(33:30) - Most important factor for Warriors in final three games

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The Warriors fell 117-116 to the Houston Rockets, but Steph Curry's return gave Golden State a much needed shot in the arm. On "Dubs Talk," Dalton Johnson and Monte Poole break down Curry's dazzling 29-point night off the bench in his much-anticipated return from a 27-game absence.

(02:00) - Steph Curry is back! Steph got a 45-second standing ovation when he first entered the game and he put on a show
(03:30) - Threesus has risen and the fans at Chase Center got re-baptized to the church of Steph Curry on Easter Sunday
(05:30) - After Steph dusted off the rust, Chef Curry cooked for 29 points in 26 minutes and looked like himself.
(07:30) - Curry brought the Warriors hope and Draymond Green backed him up with energy of his own
(10:30) - Steve Kerr says Warriors are back in the mix with Steph back
(15:00) - Curry's performance tonight, and rest of the season is a recruitment to Kristaps Porziņģis to stay
(18:15) - Curry is preparing for more meaningful games
(24:30) - Steph and Seth finally got their moment to share the court together on the same team in the NBA

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Steph Curry scrimmaged at Warriors practice on Tuesday, signaling he could be nearing a return from his knee injury. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole discuss how Curry's potential return would allow Golden State to evaluate Kristaps Porziņģis and more before the end of the season. Then, the duo looks at the NCAA tournament and which standout player could be a good fit for the Warriors in the 2026 NBA Draft.

(03:30) - Steph Curry scrimmages, could be nearing return
(07:30) - Can Warriors make run at No. 9 seed?
(09:00) - Porziņģis fitting in nicely, could play with Steph soon
(14:00) - Warriors evaluating roster down final stretch
(17:00) - What is De'Anthony Melton's price point to stay with Warriors?
(20:30) - Al Horford trending in right direction, believes in Rick Celebrini
(24:00) - Are Victor Wembanyama, Spurs bigger story than Jaylen Brown, Celtics?
(30:00) - NCAA tournament players who could be in 2026 NBA Draft

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The Golden State Warriors do not have an injury updates on Steph Curry, Seth Curry or Al Horford yet, but Kristaps Porziņģis is eager to play alongside Steph. On "Dubs Talk," Dalton Johnson and Monte Poole discuss how Porziņģis will fit next to Steph Curry this season and beyond.

(02:00) - Updates on injured Warriors will come Friday.
(04:00) - How many games will Warriors have left when Steph returns?
(10:00) - Steph sets the standard for Golden State
(12:00) - Porziņģis wants to see what it's like to play next to Steph
(17:30) - Can Rick Celebrini help Porziņģis like he did Otto Porter Jr.?
(26:30) - Warriors need to go 7-2 to get out of the 10th seed
(30:45) - Gui Santos drops 31 vs. Nets; Warriors will need him at the wing next year
(35:00) - The Warriors have a lot of decisions to make in the offseason

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Moses Moody was playing great basketball in his first game back from a wrist injury before going down with a knee injury late in overtime. On Dubs Talk, Bonta Hill and Monte Poole take a look at the big picture of this Golden State Warriors team and where it is headed with just 10 games remaining.

(03:30) - Moses Moody was playing great in his first game back before suffering a devastating knee injury
(09:30) - What should Warriors do with Steph Curry at this point in the season? Where is this season going?
(15:30) - De'Anthony Melton has really struggled without Steph Curry
(19:30) - Turnovers are a result of Golden State trying to do too much without Steph Curry
(23:30) - Warriors are asking Steph Curry to be Superman and save them at 38 years old
(27:00) - Clippers and Blazers play twice to end the season. Who should Warriors fans root for in those games?
(29:30) - Has anybody missed Steph Curry more than Draymond Green?
(31:45) - Everybody on the Warriors roster is being evaluated for next season
(35:00) - Warriors need to go 8-2 to close out the season just to get out of the 10-seed
(38:30) - Prayers go out to Moses Moody

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The Golden State Warriors fall to the No. 10 seed after getting blown out in Boston by the Celtics and are now at the bottom of the play-in tournament. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole grade Golden State's disappointing season before evaluating who the Warriors should keep and who should they move on from in the future.

(02:30) - Warriors fall to the No. 10 seed and now are at the bottom of the play-in tournament after getting blown out in Boston by the Celtics
(06:30) - Warriors struggled with open 3-point shots against the Celtics
(11:30) - Warriors face a daunting back-to-back coming up against the Detroit Pistons and Atlanta Hawks
(14:30) - Warriors need to be honest with who this team is right now
(17:30) - Steve Kerr says Warriors need to build better habits before the play-in tournament
(26:30) - Who should the Warriors keep and who should they move on from in the future?
(32:30) - "The Warriors look like a lottery team without a ping pong ball"
(34:30) - Grading the Warriors' season thus far
(41:00) - Warriors go down to Atlanta to take on the Hawks and Jonathan Kuminga

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Kristaps Porziņģis' 30-point game helped lift the Warriors over Wizards, 125-117, Monday night in D.C. On "Dubs Talk," Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down Porziņģis and De'Anthony Melton's big nights for a much-needed win in the nation's capital. They explain how this duo shows hope for Warriors, and why they will be a priority in the offseason.

(02:30) - Kristaps Porziņģis' 30-point game helps lift the Warriors over Wizards Monday night in D.C.
(08:00) - The vision for Kristaps Porziņģis as a Warrior is starting to form as he gets in game shape. He can fit nicely alongside Steph Curry
(12:00) - Dr. Rick Celebrini may be the most important person next season
(13:30) - Gui Santos can be a really good player on a winning team
(19:00) - Brandin Podziemski had a bad turnover to Will Richard in the game against the Knicks that led Steve Kerr to regretfully scold the wrong player
(25:00) - Are you ok with Brandin Podziemski's shot late against the Knicks?
(32:00) - Is the perception of Podziemski different because he's white?
(35:00) - Steve Kerr is the fourth-fastest coach in NBA history to 600 wins
(44:00) - Monte Poole recounts memories of Bay Area icons Dave Newhouse and Carl Steward

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Steph Curry has started on-court work and will be re-evaluated in 10 days. How should Golden State navigate the rest of the season as Curry is set to miss the upcoming road trip? On Dubs Talk, Bonta Hill and Monte Poole break down what's next for the Warriors after disappointing back-to-back losses that put Golden State firmly in the play-in tournament as Steph Curry remains sidelined.

(02:30) - Steph Curry has started on-court work and will be re-evaluated in 10 days
(04:00) - "Warriors season is in a coma"
(06:15) - The Warriors' upcoming seven-game road trip is no cakewalk
(08:30) - Kristaps Porziņģis is working to get his conditioning up before Steph returns
(11:00) - What is Porzingis' value going into next season?
(15:30) - Steph Curry wants to play again this season, and there are enough reasons to make it happen
(20:00) - Warriors drop back-to-back games in disappointing fashion. Steve Kerr had some questionable rotations down the stretch
(26:00) - LJ Cryer is showing he belongs in the NBA
(27:30) - It's too late in the season for the Warriors to have "little fixable stuff" not be fixed
(32:30) - What was the temperament in the Warriors' locker room last night?

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