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Hour 2: The Gregs pivot to the San Francisco Giants and the newness that surrounds the organization beyond just the hire of Tony Vitello. They bring in Marty Lurie, who has already spent some time in Scottsdale getting to know a handful of the new coaches and players, and he shares his fondness for their center fielder Harrison Bader. Papa & Silver also go in on Willy Adames and the offensive adjustments he strives to make after a slow start his first season in San Francisco last year.

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Hour 1: With 49ers General Manager John Lynch set to speak to the media at the NFL combine later today, Papa & Silver open up the show by revisiting comments he and Kyle Shanahan made at their season-ending press conference. David Lombardi of the San Francisco Standard stops by to address how the team can respond from the Brandon Aiyuk disaster and various ways they can bolster their playmaking capabilities in 2026.

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Drew Remenda joins Papa & Silver to dive into the intensity of the USA–Canada hockey rivalry and why it remains one of the sport’s most electrifying matchups. He also highlights Macklin Celebrini’s remarkable first Olympic Games, and how the disappointment of a silver medal for Team Canada could spark another level of intensity in the young superstar.

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Columnist at the San Francisco Chronicle Sam Gordon joins Papa & Silver following what he believes is the Warriors' most impressive win of the 2025-26 season. Without Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Kristaps Porzingis, the Dubs caught fire in the 4th quarter and spoiled a Nikola Jokic masterclass to beat the Nuggets 128-117. While yesterday's win felt great for an undermanned squad, how concerned should fans be with Curry sidelined and Porzingis already missing games? Gordon, as always, delivers the insight that Bay Area fans need.

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Andrew Siciliano joins Papa & Silver midway to Indianapolis for the 2026 NFL Combine, as he just finished wrapping up his coverage of the Winter Olympics. From learning the scoring system in curling to launching right back into football, Siciliano is grateful for the chaos of it all, as the NFL offseason could have some major moving parts that impact a wide pool of Super Bowl contenders for next season.

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San Francisco Giants broadcaster and Hall of Famer Jon Miller joined Papa & Silver to recount one of the strangest half innings of baseball he called on Sunday. From emergency alerts in the stadium to an extremely bizarre triple play, Miller has taken the start of the Tony Vitello era in stride, and he's excited to return to Scottsdale this Friday when the Giants take on the Dodgers.

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Hour 4: Silver Linings Playlist is all about Team USA capturing their first gold medal in men's hockey since 1980, and the greatness of the modern-day rivalry between the United States and Canada on the ice. San Jose Sharks broadcaster Drew Remenda joins the show to weigh in on the rivalry, Macklin Celebrini's first Olympics, and how the 19-year-old could return with a chip on his shoulder after his team fell short of a gold medal in Italy.

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Hour 3: The Gregs revisit the big names around the NFL who might be important dominoes for this NFL offseason, and Papa brings up free agent RB Kenneth Gainwell as a potential target. Silver wonders if Mike Evans will ultimately remain with Tampa Bay or if 2026 will represent the first time he puts on another uniform. Additionally, as the Warriors prepare for a quick two-game getaway, how much can we trust the timeline of Steph Curry's recovery from his runner's knee?

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Hour 2: Papa & Silver catch up with their friend Andrew Siciliano as he makes the transition from covering Olympic Sports to the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. Speaking of airports, Sam Gordon of the San Francisco Chronicle stops by before heading to New Orleans, where the Warriors will face the Pelicans tomorrow night without Steph Curry and Kristaps Porzingis in the lineup.

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Hour 1: Papa & Silver reconvene after an eventful Sunday in sports, starting with Team USA capturing the gold medal in men's hockey for the first time since 1980, and ending with an undermanned Warriors team beating Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets. Jon Miller joins the show to describe his early impressions of Tony Vitello's Giants in the Cactus League and take us through one of the most bizarre triple plays that he has ever seen.

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