KNBR Podcast

Hour 1: On this episode of Dirty Work, Adam Copeland and Derek Papa dive into the world of Mother's Day and the NFL. They discuss a recent move by a dad who's planning to ditch his family's Mother's Day plans to go golfing, sparking a debate about who's responsible for celebrating the holiday. The guys also weigh in on the latest news surrounding Jauan Jennings, who's now signed with the Minnesota Vikings. They break down the 49ers' decision to let him go and whether they're better off without him.

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Hour 4: Silver & Krueg revisit Zack Minasian's comments about the Giants' highest paid players struggling and what their slow starts mean for a 14-23 club. They're also joined by Michelle Smith, author of "Life's Work," a book about Tara VanDerveer's remarkable coaching career. Michelle shares her insights on Tara's impact on women's basketball, from building a legacy at Stanford to paving the way for the WNBA's growth. Smith explains how much she appreciates Vanderveer laying the groundwork for the Bay Area's excitement over the Valkyries and the future of women's sports.

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Hour: 1 In this episode of Papa and Silver, Larry Krueger fills in for Greg Papa, discussing the latest NFL news with Matt Mayoko. They dive into the Niners' roster, including the departure of Jauan Jennings and the potential return of George Kittle. They also discuss the upcoming schedule release, which will reveal the Niners' opponents and travel schedule. Additionally, they touch on the NFL's collective bargaining agreement and the importance of having full-time officials. With a mix of analysis and humor, Larry, Greg and Matt break down the latest news and trends in the NFL.

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Hour 3: Silver shares his thoughts on Gatorade baths and JJ Redick's claim that LeBron James has the worst whistle of any star in the NBA. Krueg rejoins the show to report observations from 49ers rookie minicamp, where he's impressed by the team's young talent, particularly Romello Height. The conversation also touches on the NFL's competitive landscape, with the Niners looking to make a push in the NFC.

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 In this episode, Larry Krueger and Greg Silver welcome Michelle Smith, author of "Life's Work," a book about Tara VanDerveer, the winningest coach in NCAA basketball history. They discuss Tara's remarkable career, from building a model of sustained excellence at Stanford to paving the way for women's basketball in the Bay Area. Michelle shares her insights on Tara's influence on the local market, her innovative approach to the game, and the impact of her legacy on the WNBA. They also touch on the growth of women's sports and the future of the league.

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In this episode, Silver is joined by Andy Baggarly, who shares his thoughts on the team's decision to bring up Eldridge and Jesus Rodriguez. The guys dive into the Giants' lack of power and patience at the plate, and how it's affecting their overall performance. They also discuss Logan Webb's recent struggles and the importance of having a reliable closer. With the Giants' season on the line, Papa and Silver break down the team's chances of turning things around.

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Hour 2: Silver & Krueg dive into the Giants' offensive woes and statistical categories that put them at or near the bottom of Major League Baseball. Brian Sabean's "why" sound bite becomes the theme of the hour as the guys sort through the confusing construction and decisions that formed this year's ball club. The Athletic's Andrew Baggarly joins the show to go through the whole array of topics, including hitting approach, pitching, and staff.

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In this episode, Matt Maiocco joins the show to discuss the latest NFL news and updates. They dive into the 49ers' offseason moves, including the potential return of George Kittle and the team's interest in a veteran tight end. Matt shares his thoughts on the 49ers' schedule release, which is set for May 14th, and the implications of their international games. They also discuss the rookies, including Nick Martin and Kaelon Black, and how they might fit into the team's plans. With the mini camp underway, Matt provides insight into the 49ers' coaching staff and their approach to the upcoming season.

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Murph and Markus are joined by Mike Krukow. They discuss Tony V's first month as manager, including his approach to motivating the team and making tough decisions. Mike shares his thoughts on Tony V's handling of Jesus Rodriguez and the team's struggles with walks. They also dive into the bullpen, discussing Ryan Walker's recent struggles and the importance of finding consistent mechanics. 

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 Murph and Markus are joined by Susan Slusser. They dive into the Giants' struggles, discussing the team's recent performance and potential solutions. They talk about Matt Chapman's honest assessment of the team's struggles, including his own funk at the plate. They also discuss the Giants' catching situation, weighing the pros and cons of keeping Patrick Bailey, Jesus Rodriguez, and Daniel Susac on the roster.

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