The former Giants infielder is now the Oakland A's newest coach. Matt discusses switching sides of Bay Area baseball (15:20), how he approaches guiding young talent like Matt Chapman (4:20), what managing in MLB taught him (6:24), and why he's called "The Big Marine" (16:44).

San Jose's "best defensive defenseman" discusses starting in the NHL at age 19, and the potential of playing for the Sharks his entire career. Also his love for dogs, his knowledge of longtime defensive partner Justin Braun, and a shocking revelation on his favorite television show.

She's a Peninsula native who is an evening news anchor at NBC Bay Area. Janelle discusses what it was like emotionally to cover the North Bay fires, how Social Media has changed the television landscape, and her biggest blooper - the Buffalo "Sab-res".

The Sharks Head Coach explains how his law degree is used on a "daily basis", why he doesn't address players immediately following games, and why fighting likely won't return to the NHL.

You know her last name, but now Alexi wants you to (literally) KNOWfoods.com. As a Type 1 Diabetic, Melvin explains why her company is a game changer for those with dietary restrictions... and those just looking to eat healthier. She also tells a few secrets about her father, Manager of the Oakland A's.

1989's World Series MVP gives his thoughts on the 2017 Fall Classic... what the Astros winning could mean for the A's. Also what Oakland's next moves might be in building a contender, and how the charges against Bruce Maxwell could alter his movement and his career.

After being drafted by the Sharks in 1997, and 19 years with San Jose's hockey franchise, today is Patrick Marleau's first time at SAP Center as an opponent. We chat before his morning skate - including his emotions about this return, the decision he made, and what he wants to tell the fans.

He's one of the top performers and best stories in Bay Area sports. Chris Wondolwoski is Captain of the Earthquakes and the 2nd leading scorer in MLS history. He discusses the 1 goal that changed this season, the future of soccer locally, and his favorite NorCal team to watch.

If you were watching the 49ers on Sunday, you missed the sporting match of the weekend just a few miles down the road. Plus - who to root for in the 2017 World Series, and the biggest question about the Sharks: not how *good* they can be, but how *consistent* they can be.

The former A's reliever discusses how his season turned around on a dime, after a trade to Washington that was a shock to his system. Also as a supporter of veterans, the military, and human rights issues - where does Sean see the kneeling movement going in pro sports?