Fair & Biased with John Lund

Fair and Biased wrap up the week with our final "crappy candy" poll update, plus a preview of a 49er-less NFL weekend and what game might have the most impact on playoff race

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John Lund reacts to the idea of SF adding a WR, as well as the teams that are making moves to strengthen their rosters. They also touch on the latest NFL news, including the Rams' and Bears' strategies and the Seahawks' acquisition of Quentin Nelson.

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Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area details why the 49ers' trade for DeForest Buckner was a smart move, especially considering the timing. He also discusses the impact of the trade on the team's salary cap and how it might affect their future draft picks. Additionally, he shares his thoughts on the current state of the NFC, including the Vikings' strong start and the Seahawks' aggressive moves.

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In Hour 2, John and Matt Maiocco dive into the world of the 49ers, discussing the 49ers' recent trade for DeForest Buckner and what it means for the team's future. They also touch on the latest news in the NFL, including the Seahawks' acquisition of Quentin Nelson and the ongoing arms race in the NFC. But it's not all about the big boys - our host also shares some fun and lighthearted moments, including a discussion about the worst Halloween candies.

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In Hour 1, John previews tonights' Warriors/Lakers tilt and the trash talk that's been going back and forth between the two teams. We also share thoughts on the 49ers' chances in the upcoming schedule, and whether they'll make any moves to strengthen their team before the trade deadline.

The hosts also tackle the topic of worst Halloween candy, and ask listeners to share their least favorite treats...there are so many bad ones!

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In Hour 4, John discusses the trend of players flopping, learning flopping, and the impact it's having on the game. We finish the show with more on Bay Area "reunions", and Lund's Last Call takes you up to Dirty Work

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John welcomes "boots on the ground" John Dickinson to chat all things 49ers and Warriors, including SF's decision to acquire DeForest Buckner, while breaking down the details of the deal. They also discuss the Warriors' young star, Yaxel Lendeborg, who's been making waves with his impressive play. JD shares his thoughts on Yaxel's maturity and leadership, and how he's already becoming a key player for the team.

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In Hour 2, Fair and Biased discuss whether the 49ers are done adding players via trades, plus the impact of Ernie Johnson's retirement on the Inside the NBA. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some good old-fashioned trash talk where in "Tell Me I'm Wrong" we debate the best type of candy to steal from your kids.

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After another win, John Lund discusses the Warriors' surprising start to the season, with Yaxel leading the charge. He's impressed by the young player's performance and notes that he's already earned Steve Kerr's trust. However, he's also concerned about the team's reliance on Yaxel, who's still a rookie. The host wonders if the Warriors can win without Steph Curry, who's not playing in back-to-back games due to his age.

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John Lund discusses the recent announcement that Ernie Johnson, a beloved sports broadcaster, is retiring after 37 seasons of hosting Inside the NBA. The conversation also touches on the challenges of finding the right chemistry and tone for a sports show, and how it's harder than it looks to replace a legend.

The Dirty Work boys join Lund's Last Call, where we relieve some of the best mispronounced names of athletes on KNBR.

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