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Dirty Work discusses Ray J's number of romantic conquests. The guys discuss the math behind these claims and whether they're believable. They also touch on other topics, including Mike Vrabel's recent controversy and the Cincinnati Reds' promotion that gives fans free pizza if the team gets 11 strikeouts in a game.
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Richie's back on the show, sharing his thoughts on the Giants' current struggles. He discusses the team's offense, which he describes as an "enigma," citing issues with getting guys on base, not walking, and striking out. Richie also weighs in on Rafael Devers' slow start, suggesting that as a veteran player, Devers should be more open to making adjustments to his swing. They also talk about Luisa Arraez's impressive defensive play and the upcoming doubleheader against the Phillies.
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Andy Baggarly and Rich Aurilia join Dirty work to discuss the Giants' struggles, including Raphael Devers' slow start and the team's lack of offense. They also touch on the recent rainout in Philadelphia and the upcoming doubleheader. Baggarly shares his thoughts on the team's pitching and defense, and the guys dive into the challenges of playing a doubleheader. With the Giants looking to bounce back, Adam and Andrew break down the team's chances and what they need to do to get back on track.
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Today's episode is a wild ride, folks! We're talking Giants baseball, but not just any baseball - we're discussing the rainout, a doubleheader, and the weird pregame schedule. Plus, we're diving into the world of college football, reminiscing about the '01 Miami Hurricanes, and discussing the infamous Reggie Bush. We're also tackling the Red Sox's puzzling decision to trade Rafael Devers, and we're getting into a heated debate about the Giants' lineup. And, of course, we're catching up with Sam Amick of the Athletic and discussing the latest on Steve Kerr's potential return to the Warriors.
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Sam Amick, NBA insider for The Athletic joins Dirty Work to dive into the latest on Steve Kerr's potential departure from the Golden State Warriors and the team's search for a new head coach. They also discuss the NBA's proposed three-two-one draft lottery system, which aims to curb tanking. Additionally, they touch on the Los Angeles Lakers' playoff push and the status of Kevin Durant's injury.
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In this shortened version of Dirty Work. we discuss the recent managerial shakeups by the Phillies and Red Sox. The guys also weigh in on Russell Wilson's potential career in TV broadcasting, with some jabs at the former NFL quarterback's on-air personality.
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Hour 4: Monday's edition of the Dirty Work Sound Soiree features Bill Simmons pushing the Warriors to pursue a star-studded range of veterans this offseason, Sean McVay on looking grumpy while the Rams selected Ty Simpson in the first round of the NFL Draft, and Stephen A enjoying the French language (maybe too much).
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Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area joins Dirty Work to talk about the 49ers management straying from the consensus during the NFL Draft.
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Hour 3: The guys dive into the potato sack-looking NBA Grab Bag: Texas Tech QB Brennan Sorsby checking into a residential treatment facility for a gambling addiction, the Boston Red Sox firing 17 coaches following a 10-17 start to the 2026 season, and Safeway's bag change angering the grocery-shopping community. Matt Maiocco joins the show to talk about the 49ers management straying from the consensus during the NFL Draft.
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Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle joins Dirty Work to recap the Giants' successful homestand with winning series over the Dodgers and Marlins. She talks through Casey Schmitt hitting go ahead home runs on two consecutive days, Schmitt's comfort hitting in the DH spot and Jung Hoo Lee going 12-for-21 over six games from the leadoff position.
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Catch Dirty Work with Adam Copeland & Derek Papa every weekday from 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. on KNBR 104.5 / 680.
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