Open Floor Podcast: Curry's Warriors vs. MJ's Bulls, hated Clips and more

Still debating Stephen Curry's Warriors vs. Michael Jordan's Bulls? We have you covered. Chris Mannix and Bleacher Reporter NBA scribe Howard Beck roll up their sleeves and break down the hypothetical matchup between the two powers. 
Open Floor Podcast: Curry's Warriors vs. MJ's Bulls, hated Clips and more
Open Floor Podcast: Curry's Warriors vs. MJ's Bulls, hated Clips and more /

In a new episode of the Open Floor podcast, SI.com's Chris Mannix sits down with Bleacher Report senior NBA writer Howard Beck to discuss some of the biggest storylines around the league. Among the topics discussed...

• Warriors. vs. '95–96 Bulls. Mannix and Beck have the end-all debate about the two historic teams. The pair go position by position, breaking down who would guard Stephen Curry and Michael Jordan among other matchups. Which team holds the advantage? Where would the two struggle?

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• Around the NBA. Mannix and Beck also debate some of the most intriguing teams around the league, including the Clippers. Beck goes in-depth to discuss a feature he recently wrote about why the Clippers are the most hated team in the league. The pair also touches on Jimmy Butler's recent comments about Fred Hoiberg and Dwight Howard's legacy in the NBA.Towards the end of the show, the two turn the conversation to the recent impressive performances by the Magic and Thunder.

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Chris Mannix is a senior writer at Sports Illustrated covering the NBA and boxing beats. He joined the SI staff in 2003 following his graduation from Boston College. Mannix is the host of SI's "Open Floor" podcast and serves as a ringside analyst and reporter for DAZN Boxing. He is also a frequent contributor to NBC Sports Boston as an NBA analyst. A nominee for National Sportswriter of the Year in 2022, Mannix has won writing awards from the Boxing Writers Association of America and the Pro Basketball Writers Association, and is a longtime member of both organizations.