The San Francisco Standard's John Shea joined Silver & FP live from Petco Park to dive into the Giants' first two wins in the Tony Vitello era, the pleasant surprise of the bullpen, and Rafael Devers' surprise speed on last night's infield single. While the Giants have the opportunity to finish off a sweep, they'll be coming home to two difficult series against the Mets and Phillies, and they'll look to keep the momentum rolling to finish the road trip.

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Hour 2: Silver & FP take you to the start of Giants pregame as the Giants look to sweep the Padres at Petco Park for the first time since July 2019. Adrian Houser will get his first start in orange and black while the Padres' Nick Pivetta tries to bounce back from his Opening Day struggles. John Shea joins the show live from San Diego after Tony Vitello wrapped up his pregame media availability.

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Hour 1: Greg Silver and FP Santangelo recap the Giants' big night in San Diego for their second straight win on the road. From the offense producing 16 hits to Logan Webb working through his early struggles, the guys break down how Tony Vitello's trust in his ace paid off. Plus, Willy Adames has found success in the leadoff spot, and the bullpen remains the pleasant surprise.

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The Athletic's Marcus Thompson joined Greg Silver & John Dickinson to revisit the impact of an injury-ridden season -- including Moses Moody's torn patellar tendon -- and how those factors will play into the roster decisions for this offseason. With Steph Curry, Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and potentially Kristaps Porzingis all expected to miss a handful of games, how much money can they afford to hand out to veteran players? Plus, Dan Hurley is crazy, but we already knew that.

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Hour 4: In this episode of Papa and Silver, John Dickinson fills in for Greg Papa, discussing the latest on the 49ers and Giants with Greg Silver. They dive into the team's plans for Christian McCaffrey's workload, with Kyle Shanahan wanting to limit his touches to keep him fresh for the playoffs. They also touch on the Trent Williams situation, with the 49ers seemingly optimistic about his return. Additionally, they discuss the upcoming NFL Draft and the 49ers' potential picks, including the possibility of selecting an edge rusher or wide receiver. The guys also share their thoughts on the Giants' lineup and Logan Webb's upcoming start.

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Senior Baseball Reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle Susan Slusser joined Silver & JD to revisit the emotional environment in the Giants' clubhouse during an unusual first series against the Yankees. After Tony Vitello secured his first managerial win last night against the Padres, Slusser and the guys assess his managerial style and the many questions that remain. From Landen Roupp's dominant start to Ryan Walker's shaky closing performance, Slusser provides insight on all matters San Francisco Giants as they prepare to face the Padres with Logan Webb on the mound tonight.

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Hour 3: JD and Silver discuss the latest on the Giants and Warriors. They dive into the Giants' bullpen situation, specifically the closer role, and whether Ryan Walker will keep his job after a shaky performance. They also talk to Marcus Thompson about the Warriors' offseason plans, including the potential return of Steph Curry and the impact of Jimmy Butler's injury. Additionally, they discuss the Warriors' need for depth and the possibility of signing a big-name player like Kawhi Leonard.

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Hour 2: In this episode of The Sports Leader, JD and Greg Silver discuss the Giants' closer situation, with Ryan Walker's recent struggles sparking debate. They're joined by Susan Slusser, a beat writer for the San Francisco Chronicle, who shares her insights on the team's early season performance. They dive into the Giants' bullpen, discussing the potential for change and the emergence of Keaton Win as a closer candidate. The conversation also touches on the team's lineup, including the unusual decision to have Willy Adames lead off, and the Giants' overall expectations for the season.

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Hour 1: The Giants are off to a promising start, but there's still a lot to be determined. In this episode, Silver & JD break down the team's 3-2 win over the Padres, discussing the impressive performance of Landon Roupp and the bullpen's ability to hold a lead. They also touch on the closer situation, with Ryan Walker's struggles and the emergence of Keaton Winn as a potential solution. The guys also dive into the Padres' struggles and the implications for the NL West. It's a lively discussion that sets the stage for the rest of the season.

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Hour 2: The Giants' slow start has fans frustrated, and Silver & JD are here to break it down. Is the offense massively underperforming, or are we putting too much stock into how much certain bats should contribute? The conversation touches on the importance of player development, the need for accountability, and the challenges of building a winning team in the competitive MLB landscape.

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