On this episode of "Dubs Talk," Monte Poole and Dalton Johnson react to Klay Thompson's Chase Center return and the Splash Bro's ovation from the crowd. Then, Monte and Dalton break down the dramatic game that followed as the Warriors and Mavericks took things down to the wire in Golden State's 120-117 win.

(01:35) - The tribute to Klay kicked off the night - Dub Nation got the best possible outcome
(05:05) - Splash Bros duke it out, both hit big shots, but Steph Curry got the last word
(07:20) - Steph Curry scoring final 12 points of the game was a movie
(11:00) - Warriors face adversity again and pull out a close one

On this episode of "Dubs Talk," Monte Poole and Dalton Johnson take a look back at Klay Thompson's Warriors tenure ahead of his return to Golden State with the Dallas Mavericks. Monte and Dalton also break down how the Warriors validated themselves by winning four of five games on their tough road trip.

(01:45) - Klay Thompson returns to face the Warriors
(05:00) - What will Warriors fans do if Klay heats up against his former team?
(11:00) - Klay cares more than he lets on and still has something to give the game
(18:00) - What stood out the most from the Warriors' big road trip?
(24:15) - Warriors might have found their starting lineup

On this episode of "Dubs Talk" Monte Poole is joined by Hall of Famer Chris Mullin to break down the Golden State Warriors' impressive 7-1 start to the season after beating the defending champion Boston Celtics, and how key improvements have led to this hot start.

(02:00) - Mullin believes Warriors are making a statement with "how they're playing, not who they are playing"
(09:30) - Advanced metric tells Mullin that point of attack has been an emphasis in Jerry Stackhouse's defense
(26:00) - Steve Kerr and Steph Curry relationship draws comparison to Gregg Popovich and Tim Duncan's leadership style
(32:45) - Mullin breaks down how Warriors' improved defense can hold up against undefeated Cleveland Cavaliers

Kerith Burke is joined by Celtics insider Chris Forsberg to break down the Golden State Warriors' upcoming matchup with the Boston Celtics as the two teams put their depth to the test. The showdown brings up some old history as the 2022 champions take on the 2024 champions after an interesting offseason.

(03:45) - Does this Celtics team have similarities to Warriors' dynasty?

(08:15) - Does Jayson Tatum hold a grudge against Steve Kerr after Olympic experience?

(17:30) - What kind of reception will Steve Kerr receive at TD Garden?

(25:30) - What's going right for Warriors to start?

(27:15) - Will this game be "bench vs. bench" as Warriors' depth gets first real test?

Monte Poole and Dalton Johnson break down on "Dubs Talk" how Draymond Green's defense and the Warriors' depth lifted Golden State to consecutive wins over the New Orleans Pelicans.

(01:30) - Dalton Johnson believes Warriors have established their identity early.

(07:15) - Breaking down Jonathan Kuminga coming off the bench against the Pelicans.

(14:10) - Buddy Hield and Lindy Waters III bringing more than just shooting.

(21:30) - Monte Poole believe if Draymond can play at this level all season, the Warriors can be a top 5 defense.

Dalton Johnson and Monte Poole sit down with Jonathan Kuminga to discuss the Warriors forward's offseason work and the goals he has set for himself. Then, Golden State's young star dives into which Warriors teammates have influenced him most, and how he is working to develop into a leader

(07:45) - Jonathan Kuminga breaks down what he's learned from Draymond Green
(09:38) - Kuminga details how the game has slowed down for him in year four
(17:33) - The young Warriors core are looking for build on Golden State's legacy
(26:40) - Kuminga explains his All-Star goals and how he plans to reach them

Kerith Burke and Monte Poole break down the news of Steph Curry’s ankle injury, and discuss which Warriors could start in his place. Kerith and Monte also analyze how Steph’s absence will affect the Warriors' shooting and spacing, and the ripple effects of the star point guard missing time.

(00:20) - Kerith lays out Warriors injury report from Clippers game (Curry, Melton, Wiggins)

(03:25) - Who will start in Steph's absence?

(07:50) - How does losing Steph affect the Warriors shooting and spacing? Will Moody and Waters see and increased role?

(12:50) - What will this mean for Kuminga? Monte could see the possibility of Moody starting because of floor spacing

Kerith Burke and Festus Ezeli analyze how Steve Kerr’s 12-man rotation worked in the Warriors’ opening-night rout of the Portland Trail Blazers. Kerith and Festus also break down Andrew Wiggins’ performance, Buddy Hield’s seamless fit, and Brandin Podziemski’s strange statistical night.

1:15 How will Kerr’s 12-man rotation work over the course of a season?

11:00 First impressions of Andrew Wiggins as a shooting guard

15:45 Will Kuminga’s contract situation be in his mind throughout the season?

20:35 Buddy Hield’s seamless fit as Warriors’ sixth man

24:15 What to make of Podziemski's strange statistical night