KNBR Podcast

Wes Goldberg from Locked on Heat podcast breaks down the blockbuster Giannis trade and shares his insights on why the Bucks made the decision to trade their star player. The conversation covers the Bucks' decision-making process and the factors that led to the trade. Wes shares his thoughts on the trade offers from Boston and Miami, and why he believes the Heat's offer was the better choice. He also discusses the potential risks and rewards for the Bucks and the Heat, and how this move affects their chances of competing in the Eastern Conference.

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Dieter Kurtenbach and Todd Husak touch on the Giants' struggles, including their inability to string together wins and their lack of identity as a team. The guys share thoughts on the team's leadership and the importance of having players who can step up and lead by example, as the team announces a press conference for this afternoon with Buster Posey. 

We also chat with Wes Goldberg on the huge Giannis trade to Miami, who shares his insights on why it makes sense for both teams, as well as his take on the Warriors' draft prospects, including a player he thinks could be a great fit for the team.

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Hour 4 -- The guys discuss the best strategy for the Warriors heading into the 2026 NBA Draft and whether they should keep the 11th overall pick or trade for a star. They also give you a Sound Soiree featuring George Kittle talking about Brandon Aiyuk's situation. 

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Hour 3 -- The guys discuss the possibility of the Giants trading Rafael Devers. They also react to the national media saying that the Devers incident cannot happen. 

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Susan Slusser joins the show to discuss the relationship between Tony Vitello and the players, and if he still has the respect of the clubhouse. 

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Hour 1 -- Copes and D-Pop discuss Rafael Devers being visibly upset about getting pinch ran for in the 9th inning of yesterday's game against the Marlins. They debate who is too blame for the incident and how Tony Vitello handled the postgame interview about the situation. 

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Hour 2 - The guys dive into the details of the Devers' situation and explore the implications of Devers' actions. They discuss the potential reasons behind his behavior, including his frustration with the team's performance and his own personal issues. The guysalso touch on the topic of clubhouse culture and how it affects the team's dynamics.

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The US Mens National Team has advanced to the knockout round; voice of the San Jose Earthquakes Ted Ramey discusses how US soccer has evolved into what looks to be the most impressive version perhaps ever, which taking a spin around the rest of action and touching on the Sharks upcoming draft.

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Dusty May makes the jump from NCAA basketball to NBA; Todd and Dieter discuss difficulty of making the jump between amateur and professional sports, and the differences between basketball, football, and baseball in ascending levels

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The US Men's National Team is on a roll, and it's not just about the soccer. The team's success is a reflection of the country's growing passion for the sport, and it's bringing people together like never before. We chat about the team's cohesive play and the confidence that's building among the players. The hosts also discuss the importance of rest and rotation, and how it's affecting the team's strategy, plus more on NBA ahead of draft

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