Fair & Biased with John Lund

With the trade deadline looming, the Giants are looking to shake things up; Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle weighs the possibilities of trading away some of their top players but is against trading Logan Webb as SF continues to struggle. How active will the team be remains to be seen, but Susan suggests the team should be willing to listen for offers

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In Hour 2 we touch on the potential trades of several key players, including Logan Webb, Luis Arraez, and Matt Chapman. JD and Silver weigh the pros and cons of being active ahead of trade deadline, while the audience chime in arguing that it's time to shake things up and others believing that the team can still turn things around.

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The Giants are making it known that they are open to trading three of their highest-paid position players: Devers, Chapman, and Adames: who would YOU move on from? And is Logan Webb also on the block? Given SF struggles, JD and Silver weigh the value of moving talent for prospects and the message it gives the fanbase.

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The Warriors are looking to make some big moves this offseason, and one of the most intriguing possibilities is bringing in superstar LeBron James. But would it be a good idea for the Warriors to offer him the mid-level exception, given their need to infuse youth into their roster? Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area weighs in on the pros and cons of this potential move.

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As the NBA offseason begins, should the Warriors target aging stars or try to get younger, as window continues to shrink for Steph Curry and other aging stars. Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area joins the show with his thoughts on potential free agents; we discuss the latest on the Giants potential to move talent before MLB trade deadline.

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The Giants' record of 69-93 is a far cry from expectations; Eno Sarris of The Athletic breaks down the impact of the Devers trade on the team's roster and performance. He discusses how the team's missteps can be attributed to Devers not living up to his individual expectations, and how this has led to a ripple effect on the rest of the roster. He also discusses the importance of player development and how it has affected the team's pitching.

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Silver and JD debate the Giants' record and the impact after the Rafael Devers trade one year ago. We discuss the team's pitching woes, the emergence of young players, and the potential for a rebuild or reset. Eno Sarris shares his insights on the team's analytics and player development, offering a unique perspective on the team's strengths and weaknesses.

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The Giants' front office made a big splash last year with the acquisition of Rafael Devers, but it's clear that the move hasn't paid off as expected. The team's record has suffered, and fans are left wondering if the team is truly committed to rebuilding or if they're just trying to compete with a flawed roster. We discuss a lost season as the front office decides how to attack the roster problems

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It's been a year since the Giants made the move to acquire Rafael Devers, but since then, the Giants have gone 69-93, 24 games below .500. It's been a tough season, and it's left many fans wondering what went wrong. In Hour 1 we take a closer look at the Devers trade and its impact on the team.

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ESPN play-by-play broadcaster Mark Kestecher breaks down NBA Finals Game Fours' pivotal moments and discuss the factors that contributed to the Knicks' victory. From the Spurs' mistakes to the Knicks' bench performance, we attempt to answer if it was more a collapse or a comeback...or a little of both. We also touch on the topic of youth in the NBA, highlighting the impressive skills of players like Victor Wembanyama and O.G. Anunoby.

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