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Hour 2: Silver & JD give the Giants their props for avoiding a disastrous start to the season, despite the team scoring two or fewer runs in 14 of their first 29 games. However, does this team have too many question marks to believe that everything can click at once? The guys wrap up the hour with a look at the important dates for the Warriors' offseason, as much of it depends on Steve Kerr's head coaching future.

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In this episode, hosts Greg Silver & John Dickinson is joined by John Shea from the SF Standard. They dive into the Giants' recent performance, discussing the positives and negatives from their last few games. John Shea shares his thoughts on the team's offense, citing concerns about their low walk rate and lack of power hitting. They also discuss the pitching staff, including Logan Webb's recent performance and the bullpen's impressive numbers. The conversation touches on the team's overall potential and the importance of players like Rafael Devers and Matt Chapman finding their footing.

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Hour 1: Silver & JD open up Wednesday after the Giants lost 7-0 to the Philadelphia Phillies. After producing just two hits and getting shut out for the sixth time in 29 games, the guys have some honest conversations about the team's offense. John Shea of the San Francisco Standard joins the guys to look at the larger picture, which includes the positives of the bullpen's performance and Casey Schmitt's bat, as well as the negatives that surfaced last night in Philly.

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In this episode, JD and Greg Silver joined by Susan Slusser, to discuss the Giants' recent surge. They dive into the team's ability to stay afloat despite a tough start, with a focus on key players like Jung Hoo Lee and Casey Schmidt. They also touch on the impact of manager Tony Vitello's leadership. With the Giants sitting at 13-15, we explore what it'll take for them to become a playoff contender.

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Hour 4: Silver & JD finish out the show by looking deeper into Steve Kerr's decision ahead and his latest interview in The New Yorker. The show finishes off featuring Bruce Springsteen in today's Silver Linings Playlist, as they weigh the strength of each spark across the Bay Area.

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Hour 3: Silver & JD revisit the latest reports on Brandon Aiyuk, with the 49ers having no plans to release him from the roster any time soon. JD maps out the two major ways this can play out, with one of them giving shades of Seinfeld. They also talk to Marcus Thompson, who believes that Steve Kerr will ultimately return the coach the Warriors for a 13th season.

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In this episode, Greg Silver & John Dickinson chat with Marcus Thompson of the Athletic about the 49ers' draft strategy and the Steve Kerr situation with the Golden State Warriors. Marcus shares his thoughts on the 49ers' draft, discussing their approach to valuing players and the importance of considering the bigger picture. He also weighs in on the potential impact of Steve Kerr's departure on the Warriors' future, including the role of Steph Curry and the team's ability to rebuild. The conversation also touches on the NBA's proposed tanking reform and its potential effects on the league.

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Hour 2: Silver & JD react to Casey Schmitt's big weekend, and how more reps and opportunities have benefitted his overall contributions to the team in April. They also look at the struggles of Rafael Devers and how concerning it is at this stage in the season. With a 13-15 start through 28 games, which parts of the team, Silver and JD react to which areas they put more stock in than others.

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Hour 1: Silver & JD recap the Giants' 4-2 homestand and recent stretch of winning 7 of their past 10 games after a rough 6-12 start. Their next opponent, conversely, has gone in the opposite direction and fired their manager Rob Thomson this morning. The guys react to the recent hot stretch by Casey Schmitt, Jung Hoo Lee, Landen Roupp and others, and Susan Slusser joins the show at the end of the hour.

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NBC Sports Bay Area's Dalton Johnson joins The Show and looks at what the Warriors offseason might look like if Steve Kerr doesn't rejoin the team next season.

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