Fair & Biased with John Lund

Hour 4 is a spin around the world of sports with "National Headlines," plus Lund's Last Call and a poll recap: if you were in traffic for 4 hours, who would you choose as your co-pilot: Steph Curry, Brock Purdy, George Kittle, or Mike Krukow?

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Our guy Larry Krueger shares his insights from the joint practice between the Chargers and the 49ers as Thursday's preseason game #2 looms. John also recaps his earlier thoughts on the potential sale of the Dodgers, citing reports that Mark Walter, the team's majority owner, may be forced to sell the team due to financial difficulties. 

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John Shea from the SF Standard shares his insights on the Giants' future, including the potential impact of the youth movement and the challenges of building a competitive roster. We break down the Giants' current situation, discussing the team's struggles this season and the need for change. He highlights the importance of the youth movement, while also touching on the challenges of building a competitive roster, including the need for reliable pitching and the impact of the looming lockout on the free agent market.

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Hour 2 of Fair and Biased Radio brings you expert insights from NFL reporter Eric Williams, who shares his thoughts on the joint practices between the Chargers and the 49ers. He discusses the Chargers' dominance in the joint practice, the importance of preseason for younger players, and the 49ers' potential to contend in the NFC West.

The conversation also delves into the Giants' future, with special guest John Shea from the SF Standard. John shares his expertise on the Giants' rotation, the upcoming free agency, and the potential changes in the coaching staff. He also discusses the Dodgers' ownership situation and the impact of deferred money on the team's future. 

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In Hour1, we discuss the Dodgers' potential sale and ownership status after the sale of the Lakers. We're also talking about the passing of a sports icon, as one of the co-founders of ESPN leaves behind a legacy. And, because who doesn't love a good poll, we're asking our listeners who they'd want to ride with in Bay Area traffic for four hours. We're joined by a special guest, Eric Williams from Fox Sports, who gives us a national view on the joint practice between the 49ers and the Chargers. We're also talking about the latest news on the 49ers, including Christian McCaffrey's "tightness" and Brock Purdy's thoughts on the team's performance. 

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The Lakers are in the midst of a messy sale amidst a complicated web of family drama, court orders, some crazy stories, including a cocaine ring at Penn State, where 13 former or current students were charged with participating in a trafficking operation, not to be outdone by a purple card that provides unlimited free Taco Bell.

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In Hour 3 John Lund takes the Fair and Biased audience into the world of the 49ers, where he touches on the importance of the team's defensive line, particularly the potential impact of Nick Bosa's injury on the season if he isn't fully recovered. The conversation also covers the latest news on George Kittle's recovery from his achilles injury by sharing some encouraging updates on his progress. 

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From joint practices to the evolution of the NFL, 4x Super Bowl champion Jesse Sapolu gives a unique perspective on how SF is preparing for 2026, including the differences between his playing days and the modern game. He talks about the increased structure of practices, the importance of joint practices, and how the NFL has adapted to prioritize player safety. We also get a glimpse into the life of his son, Roman, who is now an assistant offensive line coach for the 49ers.

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Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle shares her insights on the Giants' performance, highlighting frustration after Sunday's sloppy game. She also discusses the impact of the new ABS system on catcher Patrick Bailey's effectiveness as SF heads to Cleveland, and her thoughts on the  decision to call up Tugboat Wilkinson.

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John Lund continues to update the poll: who is most critical to stay healthy for the 49ers in 2026? We welcome in Susan Slusser of The San Francisco Chronicle on the Giants' challenges they're facing, including the sloppy play and ineffective bullpen. Meanwhile, the 49ers are gearing up for the season, and 49ers legend Jesse Sapolu shares his thoughts on the team's joint practices with the Chargers. He talks about the differences between the current era and his playing days, including the structured practices and the influence of the NFL's concussion protocols.

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