The Bill Simmons Podcast

Steve Kerr on Bubble Ball, Golden State’s Gap Year, and ‘The Last Dance.’ Plus: Nathan Hubbard on Golf and Taylor Swift.

Aug 5, 2020

Steve Kerr, the head coach of the Golden State Warriors, shares insights on the unpredictability of the NBA bubble, the need for a break from the playoffs, and the league's evolving stance on social justice. He reminisces about his time with the Bulls after watching 'The Last Dance.' Nathan Hubbard dives into the PGA Tour dynamics and the anticipation for live events, along with a nod to Taylor Swift's latest album. Their conversations blend sports, nostalgia, and the future of entertainment in a post-pandemic world.

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Episode guests

Nathan Hubbard

Steve Kerr

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Episode notes

Intro

2min

Unpredictable Playoffs: Bubble Basketball Dynamics

4min

The NBA's Evolution: From Tiebreakers to Social Justice

39min

Navigating Modern Challenges in Sports and Society

9min

The Evolution of NBA Support and Legacy

13min

Draft Strategies, Podcasting Adventures, and a Touch of Nostalgia

8min

A Golf Tournament Breakdown

19min

Navigating Live Events in a Post-Pandemic World

4min

Preparing for the Future of Live Events

2min

The Ringer’s Bill Simmons talks with Warriors head coach Steve Kerr about the NBA restart, the evolution of basketball, the Warriors' (much needed) break from the NBA playoffs, scouting for the NBA draft during the pandemic, the NBA’s focus on social justice, reminiscing on his time with the Chicago Bulls after watching ‘The Last Dance,’ and more (5:00). Then Bill is joined by Nathan Hubbard to discuss the PGA Tour and the upcoming PGA Championship at TPC Harding Park in San Francisco, as well as Taylor Swift's new album 'Folklore' and the USA's eventual return to stadiums and live events (1:14:37).

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