The Morning Roast with Spadoni and Shasky

The truth is, the era of "If you have Steph you have a chance" is coming to a close.

Enough with the "Trade Kuminga" talk. It is time to build around him, not trade him.

The Lions return to Levis Stadium for the first time since falling to the 49ers in the NFC Title Game, and despite both teams dealing with injuries, there are a lot of differences between these two teams.

From 'No Huddle Podcast' (subscribe here): Brian and Al accept that Kyle Shanahan is not on the same level as Sean McVay, and if we are getting closer to the 49ers moving on from Shanahan.

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Spadoni and Lubman in for Bonta and Shasky

The NBA used to own Christmas Day. Not anymore, and there are many factors as to why that is the case.

Hour 2: The expectations for the 49ers have fallen so far. Spadoni and Lubman discuss what the expectations should be for the 49ers for their last two games of the year.

Spadoni and Lubman react to the changing landscape in college sports and where the Lebron v Steph rivalry is at. Later, Cousin Nick Friedell joins the show to talk all things Dubs and the NBA.

Replaying Steve Kerr's appearance with Devone and Lo on Thursday, plus recapping the best moments in Bay Area sports in 2024

Audacy NBA Insider Nick Friedell joined Joe Spadoni and Sam Lubman to talk about why the Warriors are in the worst place an NBA team can be: stuck in the middle.