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Hour 2: Silver & Carlos Ramirez take you up to the start of pregame for Giants vs Dodgers Cactus League play. Bryce Eldridge will fill in at first base for Rafael Devers, who was a late scratch with left hamstring tightness. They also turn back the clock on the 10-year anniversary of Steph Curry's 38-foot game winner in Oklahoma City, in what was arguably the greatest regular season game in Warriors history.

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Hour 1: Silver & Carlos Ramirez open a short show with the larger question of what about this rendition of the Los Angeles Dodgers do Giants fans hate the most? Listeners sound off on every matter from contract deferrals to the Giants' refusal to operate in the same way. Matt Maiocco stops by as well to give his latest take on the Trent Williams contract standoff and annual NFLPA report card that graded various aspects of the 49ers organization.

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The Athletic's Vic Tafur joined Silver & Carlos Ramirez from Indianapolis, where the NFL combine is in full swing, rumors are circulating, and trade / free agent markets are being set. Tafur predicts where Maxx Crosby could end up if the Las Vegas Raiders choose to trade him, and predicts how the 49ers' situations with Trent Williams and Mac Jones will get resolved.

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Former Giants pitcher and MLB All-Star Shawn Estes shares his thoughts on the team's pitching prospects and concerns heading into the 2026 season. He also weighs in on the World Baseball Classic and the potential risks and benefits for players like Logan Webb, Luis Arraez and others.

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Hour 4: With past Bay Area athletes like Blake Snell and Carlos Rodon in mind, Silver asks whether or not it would be a disservice to the 49ers if they don't get compensation for Mac Jones while they can. With Jones on a two-year contract, if the 49ers elect not to trade him this offseason, he could leave in free agency next spring. However, if the 49ers were to trade him now, they could theoretically gain a player or draft pick to further the development of their team.

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Hour 3: Silver & Carlos Ramirez recap the Trent Williams contract standoff and why they believe Williams has the leverage in this negotiation. The Athletic's Vic Tafur joins the show to share the list of teams he would put on Maxx Crosby watch, and where he ultimately believes Mac Jones will be playing at the start of next season.

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Hour 2: Silver & Carlos Ramirez assess how the Giants' identity is different than that of the past five seasons, as one led by their hitting with far more questions on the pitching staff. Shawn Estes joins the show to address some of the newer faces who will have a chance to contribute early on in the season.

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Hour 1: Silver & Carlos Ramirez open up Thursday's show by talking about the Warriors' well-balanced scoring attack that led to their 133-112 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday. Steve Kerr spoke to how much he enjoys coaching this group of players, despite the absence of Steph Curry and Jimmy Butler III, and Silver points to why the Warriors have been enjoyable to watch by simply playing hard, while a large chunk of the league tries to tank their season. Carlos proposes a solution to solve tanking in the NBA.

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NBC Sports Bay Area Warriors Insider Monte Poole joined Silver & JD to discuss how honestly we should evaluate a Warriors team without Stephen Curry and Jimmy Butler. He explains how Brandin Podziemski and Moses Moody find themselves in a similar predicament to Jordan Poole at the end of the 2021 season, and why De'Anthony Melton is playing his way into earning a lot more money this upcoming summer.

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Larry Krueger joins Silver & JD to assess whether or not he'd compare the prospect of trading Mac Jones to previous situations with Blake Snell or Carlos Rodon. He also sorts through the complexities of Trent Williams negotiating a restructured contract with the 49ers, as the soon-to-be-38-year-old has a history of securing his money. Plus, Krueg explains the one element of John Lynch's presser from yesterday that nobody is talking about. Tune in to hear it all.

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