Damon Bruce

In Hour 3, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto continue to discuss the Golden State Warriors, how Steve Kerr is divvying up minutes, and more. Plus, the guys celebrate an important anniversary to close the show.

In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto continue to discuss Ja Morant's off-court struggles, hit a trifecta of Golden State Warriors' stories, and check in on the status of the NFL's quarterback market after Derek Carr and Geno Smith's reported deals.

Damon and Ratto react to the NFL news of the day: new contracts for quarterbacks Derek Carr and Geno Smith. What do those contracts mean for Jimmy Garoppolo's market?

In Hour 1, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto react to the Golden State Warriors' loss to the Lakers in Los Angeles, catch up with ESPN's Jorge Sedano, and react to the strange story that is Ja Morant's off-court behavior.

Damon and Ratto go rapid fire on a handful of Golden State Warriors' topics: Anthony Lamb has played his 50-game limit as a two-way player, the Warriors struggle to adjust to reintegrate Steph Curry, and Jonathan Kuminga's minutes get docked in Los Angeles.

Damon and Ratto discuss the news swirling around Ja Morant off the basketball court and how it affects Morant as a person, the Grizzlies as a team, and the NBA as a whole.

Jorge Sedano, who called the Warriors vs. Lakers game on ESPN Radio, joins Damon and Ratto to react to Golden State's defeat, Steph Curry's return, the team's road ahead, and more.

Damon and Ratto open the show by reacting to the Golden State Warriors' loss to the Los Angeles Lakers last night and try to find something positive to take away from the loss.

In Hour 3, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto wrap up their conversation with ESPN's Tim Keown, take a look around the rest of the NBA, check in on the status of the popularity of baseball, and more.

Tim Keown of ESPN, who just wrote a long profile on the Memphis Grizzlies' Dillon Brooks -- a long-time enemy of the Golden State Warriors, joins Damon and Ratto to discuss Brooks' personality on- vs. off-court, his relationship with Draymond Green and the Warriors, and more.

In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto let Draymond Green explain the Warriors' defense against the Clippers last night, preview tonight's game vs. New Orleans with Pelicans analyst Antonio Daniels, and chat with Tim Keown about the profile he just wrote on Golden State's public enemy No. 1 Dillon Brooks.

In Hour 1, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto react to the Warriors' fourth-straight win, this one a blowout of the Clippers. Is Jordan Poole the perfect embodiment of the 2023 Warriors' season?

Antonio Daniels (New Orleans Pelicans analyst, SiriusXM NBA radio host, and NBA veteran) joins Damon and Ratto to help us get ready for Pelicans vs. Warriors tonight, to make sense of the jumbled Western Conference, and more.

Damon and Ratto continue to react to the Golden State Warriors win over the Los Angeles Clippers and focus on Golden State's unique defensive game plan against Russell Westbrook and the Clippers, led by Draymond Green.

Damon and Ratto continue to react to the Warriors win over the Clippers, discuss how Jordan Poole's ups and downs have coincided with the Warriors' ups and downs this season, and more.

Damon and Ratto open the show by reacting to the Golden State Warriors' fourth-straight win and discussing the unique strategy Steve Kerr and the Warriors used to slow down the Clippers' offense.

In Hour 3, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto continue to look at the jam packed Western Conference, discuss if Nikola Jokic is a lock for his third-straight MVP, and check on the injury report ahead of Warriors vs. Clippers.

In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto continue to check in on the Warriors, briefly discuss the latest Ja Morant drama, break down baseball's new pitch clock, chat with Law Murray about the Clippers, and more.

Law Murray, who covers the Clippers for The Athletic, joins Damon and Ratto to help us get ready for a huge early-March showdown between the Los Angeles Clippers and the Golden State Warriors.

Damon and Ratto react to a week's worth of spring training games with MLB's new pitch clock. How will the clock affect baseball this season and how long will it take for the players to adjust?