Hugh and Luke jump into Episode 20 with some excitement following their correct prediction of the Warriors selecting James Wiseman with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft. Luke announces his loyalty to the San Jose Sharks this season as a first-time hockey fan, and the duo also broke down the Dubs' offseason thus far, including Klay Thompson's injury, the Kelly Oubre Jr. trade and acquiring some more veterans for the 2021 squad. They wrapped up the show by cooking the weirdos celebrating the Warriors' recent injuries.

After a week off, Hugh and Luke return to recap the past two weeks for their struggling 49ers. The boys break down all of the Warriors' options with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, and why they feel James Wiseman is the team's best choice. They also take a look at what other pieces the team should add to contend this season.

Hugh and Luke jump into Episode 18 by picking apart what went wrong in the 49ers' 37-27 loss to the Seahawks (11:10) and how the loss of veteran leadership is affecting this team. The squad has a quick turnaround this week as it will face the Packers in a Thursday Night bout (36:28), and the guys looked at some some fan takes for their Overreaction/Underreaction segment this week (37:25).

Hugh and Luke return for Episode 17 as they eat crow after the 49ers rattled off their second straight win, this week against the Patriots. The guys preview what it is going to take to beat the NFC West leading Seahawks this Sunday in a rivalry showdown, while they also open up their mailbag and answers questions discussing the NFL trade deadline, candy corn and much more!

In this episode, Hugh and Luke get excited about the 49ers' big win over the Rams (8:15). They were joined by The Athletic's Steve Berman, also known as Bay Area Sports Guy, who talked about what it's like to cover sports in the Bay Area and how the sports media landscape has evolved (18:25). Berman also shared some of his favorite moments from over the years covering the teams over the years (37:00).

Hugh and Luke start things off hot by venting their frustrations about the 49ers' embarrassing loss to the Miami Dolphins (10:10). Then, former head of the Golden State Warriors' social media Julie Phayer joins the Pod this week to talk about what it's like to run a professional sports brand (30:01), how the team's stars acted behind the curtain (49:40) and some of her favorite stories during the dynasty (55:00).

Hugh and Luke dive into The Golden State Warriors Minicamp (9:30) and discuss their love for Klay Thompson (10:08), which players they expect to step up next year (16:45) and how Curry and Thompson's return will help the young talent succeed (17:30). They then took on the daunting task of breaking down the 49ers' Sunday night loss to the Eagles (26:55), and the new expectations for the injured 49ers team.

Kyle Madson, producer at 95.7 The Game and host of the Candlestick Chronicles podcast joined this week to chat about the Oakland A's series against the Chicago White Sox and their previous playoff woes (22:50). Then, the guys move on to the Niners' lopsided victory over the New York Giants and why the team is okay despite its injuries (34:25). They wrap up Episode 13 with a baseball themed Overreaction/Underreaction (51:38) segment and, of course, Worst Take.

Hugh and Luke break down what the San Francisco Giants need to do to secure their Wild Card spot and look back at the team's unexpected success this season (10:30). They then celebrate the 49ers' first win of the season (17:07) and look ahead to their bout with the New York Giants on Sunday (29:12). They wrap up the show with this weeks' Overreaction/Underreaction (36:20) and Worst Take segments.

CEO of Fangirl Sports and 49ers beat writer Tracy Sandler joins the pod this week to explain what went wrong in week 1 for the Niners, and gives her opinion on why 49ers fans shouldn't hit the panic button (15:20). Tracy and the guys talk about what they expect to see this weekend against the Jets (32:15), and introduce their new segment Overreaction/Underreaction (42:30).