KNBR Podcast

Hour 1 - Adam and Derek dive into the latest game, where the Giants blew a lead in the ninth inning, and they discuss the decision to pull Logan Webb, who was cruising, and the choice to bring in Keaton Win, who struggled. The hosts question the team's bullpen management and whether it's time for a change.

The episode is a lively discussion about the Giants' struggles, with the hosts sharing their thoughts on the team's performance and the decisions made by the coaching staff. They also take calls from listeners, including a passionate fan who shares her concerns about the team's direction. The conversation is raw and honest, with the hosts not holding back their opinions

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George Kittle aims to be back for Week 1 in Australia; JD and Silver recap a furious Game 3 in New York last night, and we get three of Tim's "Six Pack" to end Tuesday

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Kylen Mills of NBC Sports Bay Area joins Silver and JD for a discussion that centers around the team's decision to put Keaton Winn in a high-leverage situation despite appearing in 2 straight games.  We also touch on the importance of Bryce Eldridge's consistent performance and the potential implications for the team's lineup.

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Should Tony Vitello gone with Logan Webb in 9th last night? We hear from the starting pitcher, plus the "stat pack of crap" as the numbers behind last night's loss are ugly.

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The Giants' rollercoaster season continues, with a series of heartbreaking losses that have left fans scratching their heads. This episode, Murph & Markus dive into the latest developments, including a thrilling game against the Nationals and a closer look at the team's struggling bullpen with Duane Kuiper.

Murph & Markus & Kuiper share their thoughts on the team's performance, with one of them expressing sympathy for the players, who were exhausted after a long game. The discussion also touches on the team's bullpen, which has been overworked lately, and the decision to not pitch Logan Webb in the ninth inning.

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The Giants' bullpen woes continue to plague the team, and this episode of the podcast delves into the latest struggles. The Murph & Markus discuss the decision to pull Logan Webb from the game with Andrew Baggarly, after eight strong innings, and the implications of that move on the team's overall performance. Meanwhile, the offense is on a roll, with Jung Hoo Lee leading the charge.

The conversation touches on the Giants' recent road trip, where they went 5-5 but ultimately ended up 12 games under .500. The hosts analyze the team's decision to trade for Rafael Devers and how it's panned out so far. They also discuss the bullpen's struggles, including the blown save by Keaton Winn, and the need for a reliable closer. The hosts also talk about the emergence of Dylan Smith, a non-roster invitee who's shown promise.

The Giants' offense is a bright spot, with Jung Hoo Lee on a 16-game hitting streak. The hosts discuss how his success is affecting the team's overall performance and what it means for the future. They also touch on the trade deadline and the team's chances of making a push for the playoffs.

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In the midst of the NBA Finals, the energy at Madison Square Garden was electric, with the Knicks taking on the Spurs in a thrilling matchup. The crowd was on their feet, cheering on their team with a fervor that's hard to match. But amidst all the excitement, the conversation turned to the real MVPs of the game: the fans. This episode, Murph & Markus is joined by Sam Amick of the Athletic, who shares his thoughts on the unique atmosphere at the Garden and the impact it has on the players.

The discussion delves into the contrast between the Knicks' and Spurs' fan bases, with Sam noting that the Knicks' fans are a dedicated and passionate group. He also touches on the challenges of being a fan in the big city, where the lines between fans and players can get blurred. The conversation also explores the role of social media in shaping the narrative around the game, and how it can sometimes create a false sense of reality.

One of the key takeaways from the episode is the importance of the crowd's energy in influencing the game. Sam shares his observations on how the Knicks' fans can be a game-changer, and how the Spurs' fans are also a force to be reckoned with. The discussion also touches on the topic of player behavior, including a notable incident involving Jalen Brunson and Wemby.

If you're looking for a deeper dive into the world of NBA fans and the impact they have on the game, this episode is a must-listen. Join the speaker and Sam Amick as they break down the highs and lows of the NBA Finals and explore what makes the fans tick.

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Hour 3: The NBA Finals are heating up, and the energy in the Garden is electric. Last night's game was a thrilling matchup between the Knicks and the Spurs, with the Spurs taking the win. But it wasn't just the game that had everyone buzzing - it was the atmosphere in the crowd. The Knicks' fans were out in full force, and the energy was palpable. We're joined by Sam Amick, who was in the building and witnessed the excitement firsthand.

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for any basketball fan. We dive into the details of the game, discussing the key plays and moments that made it so memorable. From the Knicks' star player, Jalen Brunson, to the Spurs' young gun, Wemby, we break down the action on the court. Our guest, Sam Amick, shares his insights on the game, including the Knicks' strategy and the Spurs' surprising performance. We also touch on the controversy surrounding Wemby's behavior on the court, and whether he's becoming the new villain of the NBA.

One of the most striking aspects of the game was the atmosphere in the crowd. The Knicks' fans were electric, and the energy was infectious. But it wasn't just the fans who were feeling the excitement - the players were too. We discuss the impact of the crowd on the game, and how it affected the players' performance. We also talk about the Spurs' young players, including Wemby, who are making a name for themselves in the league.

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Hour 4: The Giants' struggles continue, and it's getting frustrating for fans. This episode, the hosts dive into the team's recent losses and the issues that are plaguing them. From the bullpen's struggles to the offense's sudden surge, there's a lot to discuss. The hosts also touch on the topic of Flag Day, a tongue-in-cheek celebration that's become a tradition among fans. It's a lighthearted moment amidst the team's struggles, but it also serves as a reminder that the season is slipping away.

The Giants' bullpen has been a major concern all season, and it's not getting any better. The hosts discuss the recent trades and the lack of depth in the rotation. They also talk about the team's offense, which is finally starting to hit its stride. 

The hosts also discuss the recent trades, including the Patrick Bailey trade, and how it's affecting the team. They also touch on the topic of Flag Day, a celebration that's become a tradition among fans. It's a lighthearted moment amidst the team's struggles, but it also serves as a reminder that the season is slipping away.

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Hour: 2The Giants' bullpen woes continue to plague the team, and this episode of the podcast is a must-listen for any baseball fan. Murph & Markus dive into the latest game, where the Giants blew a three-run lead in the ninth inning, and the conversation gets heated. They discuss the decision to not pitch Logan Webb in the ninth, and the hosts aren't afraid to share their opinions on the matter.

The episode is a lively discussion about the team's struggles, with Murph & Markus weighing in on the bullpen's performance and Vitello's decisions. They also talk about the team's recent games, including a thrilling 18-run performance at Wrigley Field.

They are also joined by Duane Kuiper as one of the key points of discussion is the team's lack of a reliable closer, and how it's affecting their ability to win games. The hosts also touch on the topic of small ball, and how the team's use of bunts and other strategic plays is paying off. Additionally, they discuss the impressive performances of Jung H0o Lee and Bryce Eldridge, and whether they should be moved up in the lineup.

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