The TK Show: A Show about sports in the Bay Area

Tim talks with Warriors coach Steve Kerr about the upcoming Warriors season -- how he's reimagining the offense, what Steph Curry's new contract opens up and how he decided to come back to the team.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the 49ers' victory over Arizona to go 3-0 despite losing several more players. How Brock Purdy is carrying this offense and what the 49ers can do to fill in the injury gaps.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the repercussions of Nick Bosa missing a few games with a new calf injury and how the 49ers' defensive line rotation will work on Sunday. Also, how many more injuries can they take?

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss yet another 49ers defensive-line injury -- this time it's CJ West going on IR and creating another scramble to get healthy bodies on the defensive line. Also, what's Brock Purdy doing better now than ever?

Tim and Ethan Strauss discuss all angles of the Brock Purdy discourse and the strengths and weaknesses of the new wave of NFL analytics. Also: Why would Steph Curry take less than the max in his new deal?

Tim and Dylan Hernandez discuss the Rams' bounce-back in Week 2, the 49ers' cruising to 2-0 and the Chargers' stunning early fall. Also, what's the Dodgers' playoff plan for Shohei Ohtani?

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the 49ers' easy victory over Miami to get to 2-0, including Brock Purdy's near perfection. But more injuries raise the question: Are the 49ers set up to make some big trades?

Tim and Dylan Hernandez discuss the Dodgers clinching their 13th NL West title in 14 years, but with big questions about Shohei Ohtani, Blake Snell and the tough NL. Also, thoughts on Buster Posey's view of the Giants.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the 49ers' return to practice after the Australia trip -- what's the energy level going into Sunday's game against the Dolphins? Also, the De'Zhaun Stribling injury and the coaches' trust in Kaelon Black.

Tim talks to Giants president Buster Posey about this disappointing season, Rafael Devers' surge, the top prospects throughout the farm system, and changes the front office will have to make going into 2027.