Titillating Sports with Rick Tittle

Rick Tittle previews the NLCS series, explores why A's fans hate Giants and vice versa, and discusses the possibility of the NBA shortening games. He later argues why Brian Sabean is a better GM than Billy Beane, and explains why a baseball team managed by Rick Tittle would go 2-160.

Rick Tittle talks about the Sharks home opener, the Raiders heartbreaking loss vs the Chargers, Derek Carr's impressive performance, and the fan who egged a Chargers bus. He tells a few stories about the craziness of the Oakland Coliseum parking lot, and talks about the Buccaneers embarrassing loss.

Rick Tittle tells us the strengths and weaknesses of the surging Kansas City Royals, and explains why he can't hate the Orioles. He invites Jo Koy in studio, who describes an experience of him doing comedy at a food court in a mall.

Rick Tittle covers everything from EPL Soccer to Major League Baseball, but be sure to note Ricky T is an unapologetic and die-hard Oakland A's and Raiders fan. For real Bay Area sports talk, Titillating Sports is a must listen.

Rick Tittle talks to olympian Nick Symmonds about his experience with the beer mile and his childhood as a boy scout. Rick previews the 2014-2015 NHL season, telling us who he thinks will make the playoffs. He speaks with volleyball player Lindsay Burg about her experiences at Minnesota, Italy, and Turkey.

Rick Tittle talks to pitching guru Tom House about his role in the Disney movie "Million Dollar Arm," sports cinema stylist Mark Ellis about his behind the scenes experiences in sports films, and Jim Boeheim about the upcoming 2014-2015 NCAA basketball season. Tuttle explains why the Raiders can go 0-16.

Rick Tittle talks rumors of Jim Harbaugh leaving next year, covers the latest on Adrian Peterson, and talks MLB playoffs. He expresses his opinions on LA teams, and a possible Giants vs Dodgers NLCS. He touches on the upcoming television contract with the NBA.

Rick Tittle discusses Chip Hale’s future as an MLB manager, the Oakland A’s organization issues, Arizona’s upset victory over Oregon, the Patriots struggles, and the talks of the disintegrating relationship between Trent Baalke and Jim Harbaugh.

Rick Tittle invites comedian Ian Karmel to talk about his background in Portland, his half Italian culture, the fact that he would have survived the concentration camp, and also previews his show at the Punchline in San Francisco.

Rick Tittle gives his final thoughts on the disappointing 2014 Oakland A’s season, saying they got what they deserved. He touches on Raiders owner Mark Davis’ decision making so far, and explains how painful it is to be an Oakland fan.