Damon Bruce

In Hour 3, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto chat with ESPN's Bobby Marks about the Warriors moves at the trade deadline, preview what might be a rough dunk contest at the NBA All-Star Weekend, and more.

Bobby Marks, ESPN's NBA front office insider, joins Damon and Ratto to help us make sense of the Gary Payton II injury situation at the trade deadline, James Wiseman's future in Detroit, and more.

In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto continue to discuss the James Wiseman era with the Golden State Warriors, take a look at the Warriors' history in the draft, and more. Plus, a few moments on Derek Carr and the Raiders.

Damon and Ratto continue to say their goodbyes to James Wiseman and try to figure out what led to his lack of success with the Golden State Warriors.

In Hour 1, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto react to last night's Warriors win, continue to say their goodbyes to James Wiseman, chat with ESPN's Jorge Sedano, and more.

ESPN's Jorge Sedano joins Damon and Ratto to discuss the Warriors' strange season, the trade deadline moves by the Warriors, Lakers, and Clippers, and more.

Damon and Ratto continue to say goodbye to James Wiseman following last week's trade deadline and discuss what the future might hold for the young big man.

Damon and Ratto open the show by reacting to a wild Warriors win over the Wizards, led by Andrew Wiggins and Klay Thompson.

In Hour 3, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto take a listen to all of the calls of the Super Bowl from around the world, discuss the playing surface in Glendale, chat about Rihanna's halftime performance, debate the two quarterbacks' performance, and more.

In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto continue to react to the Super Bowl. Was that a hold on James Bradberry? Plus, a check on the Golden State Warriors after a wild weekend. Where does the team go from here with an injured Gary Payton II?

Damon and Ratto take a break from the Super Bowl and focus on the Warriors' wild weekend. Why did they decide to go through with the trade for Gary Payton II despite his core injury and what will be bring to the Warriors when he's healthy enough to take the floor?

In Hour 1, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto break down every angle of the Super Bowl. The Philadelphia Eagles were good, but the Kansas City Chiefs were great. Where do Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes rank in the greatest head coach-quarterback duos in NFL history? And did Nick Sirianni make a mistake?

Damon and Ratto run down the five biggest, most important plays of the Super Bowl. Which moments changed the course of the game?

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In Hour 3, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto continue to react to the breaking news of the day: Gary Payton II has failed his physical, leaving the Golden State Warriors in limbo. Plus, a conversation with Warriors insider Anthony Slater.

Golden State Warriors insider Anthony Slater joins Damon and Ratto to help us make sense of Gary Payton II's failed physical. Where do the Warriors go from here?

Damon and Ratto continue to react to the Gary Payton II failed physical and make sense of what it means for the Warriors, James Wiseman, and the rest of the teams involved in the trade.

In Hour 2, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto take a brief look at the Super Bowl before breaking news hits: Gary Payton II failed his physical, putting the Warriors' deadline deal in jeopardy.

In Hour 1, Damon Bruce and Ray Ratto touch on the unofficial nature of the James Wiseman and Gary Payton II trade, celebrate Nick Bosa's Defensive Player of the Year, and try to make sense of Kyrie Irving's latest comments.

Damon and Ratto react to the breaking news of the day: Gary Payton II, who the Golden State Warriors agreed to acquire before yesterday's trade deadline, failed his physical with the Warriors, putting the four-team deal, that also sent James Wiseman to Detroit, in jeopardy.