NBA Finals

With Game 2 set to tip-off on Sunday, Ryan Covay, Josh Lander, and Medium Impact Brian Banifatemi recap the Warriors’ blowout win in Game 1, Durant’s monster night, Klay Thompson’s shooting struggles, which celebrity they would like to see at Oracle, and more.

Tolbert also gives us his take on the upcoming Finals matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Golden State Warriors. This is the third time in the last 3 years that these teams will have faced each other in the Finals, something that has never happened in NBA history until now. The Warriors took the first Finals matchup in 6 games back in 2015 while the Cavaliers shocked the basketball world by overcoming a 3-1 deficit in the Finals to win their first championship as an organization.

When you have a handful of the best players of the last decade squaring off against each other, it certainly makes it harder for the lesser known individual players to grab the spotlight.

After both teams rampaged through their respective competition en route to a third straight NBA Finals matchup, Vegas has the Golden State Warriors as heavy favorites to win it all for the second year in a row.

Howard Bryant of ESPN joined Murph & Mac on KNBR to discuss the Warriors’ Finals loss to the Cavaliers and share his thoughts on what caused Golden State to blow a 3-1 series lead.

Tom Tolbert joined Murph & Mac on KNBR to recap the tough Game 7 loss for the Warriors and examine how LeBron’s legacy has changed now that he has secured a championship for Cleveland.

President Obama and his family returned to Washington Sunday night after visiting several national parks in the western half of the country, including Yosemite. Unfortunately for Obama, a noted basketball fan, they landed at Joint Base Andrews in Air Force One right as Game 7 of the NBA Finals was concluding, so the first family stayed […]

Draymond Green had his weekly conversation with Tom Tolbert and Ray Ratto on KNBR and explained how he is approaching Game 6 of the NBA Finals. Green said he must channel his emotions in order to help the Warriors close out the series.

The Cavs did something in Game 5 that has never been done before in the Finals: Kyrie Irving and LeBron James became the first set of teammates to go for 40 or more points each. But, there is no reason to panic in Warrior-land. Consider the facts in looking at the dismantling of the Warriors […]

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr talked with Mr. T on KNBR about the Game 3 loss and the adjustments Cleveland made after the first two games of the series. Kerr also discussed the physical nature of the series and how the Warriors need to perform better defensively to create offensive opportunities.