KNBR Podcast

Giants President and CEO, Larry Baer, discusses Giants trade deadline plans, if the team will rebuild and Murph and Markus give their proposal to lower beer prices at Oracle Park.

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Hour 2: Murph and Markus deliver a great proposal to Giants executive Larry Baer to lower beer prices at Oracle Park.

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Hour 4: Murph and Markus talk to Dalton Johnson about the Warriors' offseason plans.

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Hour 3: Murph and Markus react to the latest LeBron James decision update and how it impacts the Warriors if they don't sign LeBron.

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On the latest episode of The Soccer Hour, Ted goes over Wednesday night's loss to Orlando, gets into postgame reaction while looking ahead to Saturday's California Clasico at Stanford Stadium against the Galaxy, and is then joined by Dieter Kurtenbach of San Jose Mercury news to discuss The World Cup, USMNT, and more.

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Hour 1: Murph and Markus discuss the question "Does Tony Vitello command respect from MLB umpires?" after Vitello's ejection in yesterday's loss.

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John Shea of The San Francisco Standard shares his thoughts on the Giants' bullpen, outfield, and manager Tony Vitello. With the trade deadline approaching, John discusses the likelihood of Jung Hoo Lee and Casey Schmitt being traded, and which players might be on the move.

We discuss the need for reliable arms and the importance of developing from within. John also discusses the possibility of trading Heliot Ramos, a player who's been below average defensively but has power and club control.

John also weighs in on the manager situation, suggesting that if the team continues to struggle, people internally may start questioning Tony Vitello's ability to lead the team. He also shares his thoughts on the umpires' treatment of Vitello after his questionable ejection yesterday.

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David Lombardi rom the San Francisco Standard joins the fellas to discuss his insights on the 49ers' prospects and potential challenges to roster and coaching staff.

From the return of George Kittle to the potential debut of new players lfrom the draft, there's a lot to look forward to in 2026. The team's defense is also undergoing significant changes, with the addition of new defensive coordinator Raheem Morris. David shares his thoughts on how this change will affect the team's strategy and player dynamics.

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The 49ers are gearing up for a big season, and Hour 3 is all about the pressure to perform. The team's young players are under the microscope, Silver and JD discuss who's got the most to prove. From the secondary to the wide receivers, there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the 49ers' roster. Will they be able to overcome their injuries and make a deep run in the playoffs? We welcome David Lombardi to dissect the squad as training camp nears.

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JD and Greg discuss the impact of the Giants' struggles on the team's culture and the potential consequences for Tony Vitello's job security after a sweep in KC. As the team struggles to find consistency, we explore the role of leadership in the team's struggles, with a focus on Vitello's approach and the expectations placed on him. They discuss the importance of authenticity and adaptability in leadership, and how these qualities can help the team navigate its current challenges

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