Dirty Work

Dieter Kurtenbach & Larry Krueger go through the biggest takeaways from 49ers' minicamp and what other free agents they could go after 

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Dieter Kurtenbach & Larry Krueger fill in and do the Dirty Work. They react to the Giants 9-3 win over the Dodgers but ask why Bryce Eldridge is not in the lineup?  

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Tony Vitello and the Giants announce perplexing plans for Bryce Eldridge going forward; we ask Susan Slusser of the SF Chronicle her thoughts on SF roster construction and how team will proceed after Bailey trade

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NBC Sports Bay Area reporter Dalton Johnson joins Dirty Work to talk about how Steve Kerr's return shapes the immediate and long-term future of the Warriors and the team's veteran core.

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Hour 3: The guys dive into the weekend news of Steve Kerr's two-year contract to remain as head coach of the Warriors. Is the stability of the coaching position enough to convince you that the Warriors can still compete for championships in the latter part of Stephen Curry's career? NBC Sports Bay Area reporter Dalton Johnson joins the show to talk about how Kerr's return shapes the immediate and long-term future of the Warriors and the team's veteran core.

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Former Giants assistant general manager Ned Colletti joins Dirty Work in advance of the Giants' upcoming series against the Dodgers to talk about how San Francisco can approach the talent and winning gap with their rivals by investing in their prospects.

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Hour 2: The guys take more phone calls from the Filth to get the fans' perspective on the Giants trading Patrick Bailey. Was the move hasty with unproven alternatives at the catcher position? Former Giants assistant general manager Ned Colletti joins the show in advance of the Giants' upcoming series against the Dodgers to talk about how San Francisco can approach the talent and winning gap with their rivals by investing in their prospects.

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Dirty Work breaks down the trade of Patrick Bailey to the Cleveland Guardians. We discuss the implications of this deal and how it might impact the team's roster. The boys chat about roster construction and whether the Giants are stuck with their big contracts. 

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Hour 4: Sound Soiree features Charles Barkley calling the Warriors too old to prolong a dynastic run, Brian Windhorst saying money is a bigger part of the Steve Kerr decision than you think, and JJ Redick claiming LeBron has the worst whistle in the NBA. Bay Area Sports Calendar gets you ready for your weekend, and putting the show to bed.

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Hour 3: Dirty Work Dial returns with reaction to Golden Tempo skipping the Preakness Stakes just after winning the Kentucky Derby, as well as a moving tribute to Ted Turner, who founded TNT, TBS, and CNN, and owned the Atlanta Braves for 20 years. The guys also discuss ballpark etiquette, including where you can sit with opposing team merchandise at an away game.

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