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Hour 4: Silver & JD wrap up their Wednesday Warriors talk with the unknowns of Steve Kerr's future and what circumstances would lead him to return as head coach. They circle back to the Giants' lineup changes, with Daniel Susac, Drew Gilbert, and Will Brennan all earning the chance to start.

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Hour 3: Silver & JD dive into the Warriors' journey to the 10-seed in the Western Conference, and how tanking or shutting down Steph Curry was never considered internally. While tonight's outcome likely won't change a lot in the grand scheme of this season, the guys revisit the possibility of acquiring Clippers star Kawhi Leonard this offseason. Tim Kawakami stops by to talk offseason decisions, the future of Porzingis, and draft lottery scenarios.

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Hour 2: After Silver & JD broke down potential lineup changes with John Shea, the Giants announced that Jared Oliva & Harrison Bader are heading to the 10-day IL, and Drew Gilbert & Will Brennan will be called up from Triple-A. The guys also touch on the Warriors ahead of their play-in matchup in LA tonight, and whether this represents their last best chance to make the playoffs in the Steph Curry era.

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Hour 1: Silver & JD recap another disappointing offensive showing from the Giants, who lost 2-1 to the Cincinnati Reds yesterday afternoon. Despite Robbie Ray starting and the Reds having just three hits all game, two solo home runs were enough to outscore the Giants, who have now lost three in a row. John Shea of the San Francisco Standard joins the show to look at Rafael Devers' deep slump, Patrick Bailey's future as a switch-hitter, and potential moves to be made to shake up the outfield.

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Hour 4: Silver and Krueger discuss the San Francisco Giants' lineup changes, with a focus on Robbie Ray's performance and the team's chances of getting back on track. The conversation also touches on the NFL draft, with a discussion about the 49ers' potential picks and the importance of character in player selection. Additionally, they weigh in on various topics in another addition of Danny's Double Dips.

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The Athletic's Marcus Thompson II joined Greg Silver & Larry Krueger to evaluate the NBA play-in tournament and whether it remains successful for the league. Thompson weighs in on the Warriors' offseason priorities, from assessing Kristaps Porzingis to finding other complimentary players that can help an aging core get through an 82-game regular season. With the Golden State Valkyries set to begin their second season next month, the guys discuss the draft and subsequent trade of Flau'jae Johnson, who ended up going to the Seattle Storm.

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Hour 3: Silver & Krueg revisit the members of the Giants' lineup in a deep slump to start the season and weigh the pros and cons of bringing up Bryce Eldridge if these trends continue over the coming weeks. They also reflect on how difficult this Warriors season has been and the bleak stretch of life without Steph Curry. Marcus Thompson II stops by to assess the play-in tournament, why the NBA has been challenged this year, and last night's shocking development with the Valkyries drafting LSU guard Flau'jae Johnson, only to trade the pick to the Seattle Storm moments later.

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Silver and Krueger discuss the Giants' road trip with Susan Slusser, covering the team's struggles and potential lineup changes. They dive into the pitching staff, specifically Logan Webb's performance and the emergence of Daniel Susac as a promising catcher. The conversation also touches on the Giants' outfield woes and the potential for a shake-up in the lineup. 

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Hour 2: Silver and Krueger break down the Giant's struggles, focusing on the offense and outfield production. They discuss the disappointing performances of Jung Hoo Lee and Harrison Bader, and the need for the team to get more production out of their outfield. The guys also touch on the pitching staff, including Logan Webb's recent struggles and the strong start from Robbie Ray. 

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Hour 1: Silver and Krueg dive into the San Francisco 49ers' offseason. They discuss the team's needs, particularly on the defensive line and in the secondary, and how the draft could shape their future. The guys also touch on the importance of addressing the 49ers' aging core and the need for a more patient approach to building the team. 

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