Fair & Biased with John Lund

FP Santangelo joins John Lund to pay respect to Mike Krukow as he has announced his retirement from broadcasting. Plus, FP gives insight on how fans and those in the league are perceiving Buster Posey as the President of Baseball Ops for the Giants instead of the player. 

NBA executive and former Warriors GM Larry Riley joins the show to break down the legacy of former NBA coach Don Nelson who passed away at 86 yesterday August 9th. 

Hour 4: John Lund discusses the Buffalo BIll's new stadium already frustrating fans, Larry Fitz number being retired in Arizona, and more. Plus, a familiar favorite segment with a new name and style.  Closing out the first episode of Fair and Biased! 

Hour 3: John shares everything that has transpired recently as openly as possible. Plus, breaking down the Giants season overall, taking calls from you. 

Hour 2: John discusses all the news coming out of 49ers training camp. Plus, FP Santangelo joins the show to break down how Buster Posey's tenure as a GM is being perceived by the league and the fans.

Hour 1: The all-new Fair and Biased with John Lund is here! John opens up the first ever episode by being transparent regarding his return, taking calls walking down memory lane, and speaking to NBA's Larry Riley on the legacy of the late Don Nelson. 

Sportswriter for the SF Chronicle Susan Slusser chimes in to give her take on the SF Giants after 5 players are sent off following the trade deadline. Hear what she thinks about the players the SF Giants got back in return for trading away 5 starting players. 

Hour 4 wraps up a live show at Cal Memorial stadium and last thoughts on the new look SF Giants post trade deadline

Starting QB for the Cal Berkeley bears Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele stops by to talk to the guys about what to expect for the 2026 football season.

Cal Berkely football Head coach Tosh Lupoi sits down to chat with the guys to preview the upcoming Cal football season

What's next for the new SF Giants post trade deadline & the guys sit down with some special Cal football guests

Silver and JD discuss the impact of key injuries to the 49ers, including Mike Evans' quad and De'Zhaun Stribling's hamstring, and how they might affect the team's chances this season. The conversation touches on the importance of Christian McCaffrey's return and the team's reunion with Deebo Samuel. They also explore the team's defensive struggles, with only eight healthy defensive linemen on the 90-man roster. 

Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle speaks to the signing of Deebo Samuel after the loss of Ricky Pearsall for the season, plus thoughts on his insightful piece on the recovery by our guy Greg Papa

Did the Giants do enough at the MLB trade deadline after moving Luis Arraez, Tyler Mahle, Robbie Ray, Erik Miller, and Heliot Ramos? We recap a busy day around MLB, plus Eric Branch with his incredible story on Greg Papa & the latest WR injuries plaguing the 49ers at camp

As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Giants are making some moves, but are they doing enough to shake up the roster for the future? In Hour 4, Silver and JD dive into the latest trades and rumors, including the latest on Heliot Ramos to the Yankees. We discuss the implications of the trades, including the potential impact on the team's starting rotation and bullpen. They also touch on the Giants' decision not to move Logan Webb and the potential reasons behind it. 

 With the deadline looming, the Giants are saying goodbye to some big names, including Luis Arraez and Robbie Ray. But what does this mean for the team's chances in the next few years? Greg and JD discuss the pros and cons of trading away these players, and whether it's a good idea to hold onto Logan Webb. Some listeners are frustrated with the team's decision to give playing time to young players who may not be ready for the big leagues. Others are worried about the team's lack of outfield production and the need to make some tough decisions to improve the roster.

San Francisco trades pitcher Robbie Ray to the Padres for two prospects; Greg and JD break down all the moves today around baseball & make argument to continue to sell before 3pm deadline.

Silver and JD react to the breaking news that SF is shipping Robbie Ray to the Padres and we get the fellas' thoughts on SF's trade with Philly regarding Luis Arraez

Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area joins Silver and JD live from 49ers' training camp, giving the inside scoop on the team's latest developments. From the feisty atmosphere on the field to the latest news on Deebo Samuel's return, Matt and the fellas walk through an interesting first week at camp. We discuss the team's new additions, including Deebo Samuel, who's coming back to the 49ers after a stint with the Commanders. They also talk about the impact of Ricky Pearsall's injury and how it's affecting the team's receiving corps.

Greg Silver and John Dickinson are live from the 49ers training camp in Santa Clara, as they welcome insider Matt Maiocco fresh off the field following practice. We break down the current state of the roster, including the return of Deebo Samuel and the emergence of rookie wide receiver De'zhaun Stribling. The hosts also dive into the team's quarterback situation, with a focus on Brock Purdy's performance and the impact of his leadership on the team. Additionally, they discuss the 49ers' defense and the importance of players like Christian McCaffrey and Trent Williams.

Hour 3 is packed with Silver and Jd's interviews with Christian McCaffrey and Trent Williams as KNBR invades training camp. CMC and Trent are excited for the upcoming season; hear their interviews and Silver/JD's reactions as the pads go on, including each of their thoughts on a skirmish at practice.49ers.

Silver and JD catch up with the 49er linebacker Dre Greenlaw, who shares his thoughts on being back in the Bay, his journey to get there, and what's in store for the upcoming season.. He talks about the challenges he faced last season, including a quad injury that kept him sidelined for a significant portion of the year. Despite the setbacks, Dre remains optimistic about the team's chances and is eager to prove himself once again.

As the Comeback Player of the Year in the NFL, Christian McCaffrey shares his thoughts on maintaining his availability and production last season, despite the challenges the team faced. He's now looking forward to the upcoming season, where he's excited to play alongside new additions like Deebo Samuel and Mike Evans. We chat 49ers' offense, with McCaffrey discussing the importance of physicality on the field, especially for skill position players. He also talks about the team's competitive nature, which was on full display during the first day of pads in training camp. With a new season ahead, McCaffrey is focused on staying healthy and making a run with his teammates.

49ers star left tackle Trent Williams joins the show to discuss the upcoming season. With the pads finally on, Williams shares his thoughts on the team's chemistry and the challenges of getting back into game shape after a long offseason. He also opens up about his new contract and the importance of keeping business separate from personal feelings. Trent Williams is in his seventh year with the 49ers, and he's excited to be back on the field with his teammates. He talks about the team's strong chemistry and the addition of Deebo, who's returning to the fold after a stint elsewhere. Williams also shares his advice on how to navigate contract negotiations and the importance of keeping a level head. He's been in the league a long time, and he knows that it's a business, not a personal matter.

Greg and John discuss the 49ers' strategy and player dynamics in Hour 2. They talk to Trent Williams about his new contract and his thoughts on the team's chances this season in a tough NFC West, as they delve into the challenges the 49ers will face, including a potential return of Aaron Donald and the revamped Rams defense. The conversation also touches on the team's new defensive coordinator, Raheem Morris, and how he might shake things up for the 49ers' defense. G

John Dickinson and Greg Silver are live from training camp in Santa Calra as they divw into the latest news from the 49ers, including the return of Deebo Samuel and the impact it has on the team's offense. The guys are also discussing the recent injuries to Ricky Pearsall and Christian Kirk, and how they're affecting the team's depth chart. Plus, they're breaking down the 49ers' draft picks and whether they've been successful in finding the right players to fill their needs.

Giants beat reporter Andrew Baggarly from The Athletic joins Krueg and Silver to delve into all the possibilities for the Giants as they look to be sellers at the deadline.  

Hour 4: Silver and Krueger discuss all the possibilities for the Giants to make a move with the trade deadline approaching. Plus, Giants beat reporter Andrew Baggarly from The Athletic joins the show to add his thoughts to what is most likely to happen. 

Golden State Warriors beat reporter Sam Amick from The Athletic joins Krueger and Silver to break down the Warriors decision to run it back with the current roster and what this means for Steph Curry's future. Plus, Amick gives his thoughts on LeBron's decision to go to Philly.

Hour 3: Silver and Kruegs delve into 49ers training camp news about this team's positional strengths and weaknesses. Plus, the Kruegstradamus and Silver answer questions from listeners in the mailbag. Also, Warriors beat reporter Sam Amick from The Athletic joins the show to breakdown the LeBron signing and the Warriors running it back with their roster. 

Hour 2: Greg Silver and Larry Kreuger break down the latest news on wide receiver Ricky Pearsall and whether he will be able to play in 2026. The guys detail what the team's options are without him. Plus, where does the rest of the team stand and which players are ready to make the next jump?

Matt Lively of CBS San Francisco jumps on with Larry and Greg with his thoughts on the recent injury to Ricky Pearsall and the impact it could have on the team's chances this season. We discuss the possibility of bringing back Deebo Samueland the conditions that would need to be met for him to return. They also touch on the importance of George Kittle's health and the potential risks of rushing him back onto the field after a torn Achilles injury. The discussion also covers the 49ers' interest in acquiring Vita Vea from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and the potential trade packages that could be on the table. 

Could tonight be Robbie Ray's last start as a Giant? As the trade deadline nears, SF looks to shake up roster and refill farm system; Krueger and Silver debate front office strategy and if team should try to move off Heliot Ramos. We pivot to football and welcome Matt Lively from CBS to break down the latest on Ricky Pearsall as his knee continues to be problematic ahead of the 2026 season.

John Shea of The San Francisco Standard speaks to Jeff Kent's induction the Hall of Fame and his thoughts on the Giants roster ahead of trade deadline as players are likely to be moved. After injuries to Casey Schmitt and Harrison Bader, SF looks to replenish system in lost year.

Giants outfielder Grant McCray discusses learning to balance his competitive nature with the need to stay focused and not get too high or too low in the course of a long MLB season.as well as his relationship with his manager Tony Vitello, and how their conversations have grown more in-depth since he returned to the team. He shares his thoughts on the challenges of controlling the zone and making good swing decisions, and how this has been a key area of focus for him this season.

Its a "six pack" hour 4 with Silver & JD as we chat who has most pressure to perform and who absolutely needs to return to form for the 2026 49ers, plus where would you go if you had to stay for the entirety: NBA summer league, MLB spring training, or NFL training camp?

49ers pre/postgame host and former NFL QB Todd Husak debates the potential addition of Vita Vea and how it could change the game for the 49ers' defense. Todd alsow eighs in on the additions to the WR room and how it might impact George Kittle and Christian McCaffrey's usage in the upcoming year. 

In Hour 3, JD and Silver delve into the latest news surrounding the San Francisco Giants, specifically the potential trade of Helliot Ramos. The team's leadership has been under scrutiny, with some questioning their decision-making and the overall performance of the team. The Giants' struggles on the field have been well-documented, with a record of 16 games under .500. The team's pitching and hitting have been inconsistent, and the bullpen has been a major concern. The discussion centers around the trade deadline and the potential moves the Giants may make. The front office has been exploring options to strengthen the team, but it remains to be seen what they will ultimately decide.

Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle discusses the impact of Casey Schmitt's injury ahead of the MLB trade deadline and how it could affect SF's strategy of moving on from other talent. She suggests moving on from Heliot Ramos could be in the cards, if for nothing else than to make playing time for other young talent.

In Hour 2, we touch on the W's decision to sign Draymond Green to a one-year deal, and what it means for the team's roster and flexibility going forward in NBA free agency. With basically just "veterans minimum" money available to the team, JD and Silver chat the path forward and how things could go wrong in 2026.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers stud Vita Vea has requested a trade, and the 49ers are reportedly interested in making a move. But is Vita Vea a luxury item or a necessity for the 49ers? The team's front office is weighing the pros and cons of acquiring the talented defensive tackle, and we're here to break it down.

After the conclusion of practice on Monday, Silver and JD are joined football sicko Larry Krueger with all the latest on the team returning to the field, including takeaways on returning players from injury, a revamped WR room, and a health scare to rookie DE Romello Height.

In Hour 3, John Dickinson and Greg Silver shift to the 49ers to break down the latest developments in Day 2 of camp, including an injury scare to rookie Romello Height. The 49ers are looking to bolster their defense, but they're still thin on the line, and injuries are a concern. The team is counting on young players to step up. Meanwhile, the offense is looking strong, with Mike Evans making a big impression in his first day of practice. The team's quarterback, Brock Purdy, is also feeling confident, having learned from his experiences in previous seasons.

The Warriors' decision to pass on signing a top-tier free agent has left many questioning their strategy. With a roster that looks eerily similar to last year's, the team's ceiling is being questioned. Ron Kroichick from the San Francisco Chronicle joins the boys to break down the Warriors' moves and what they might mean for the team's chances this season. He suggests the team should think outside the box and consider players who might not have been on their radar in the past, an approach that prioritizes finding the right fit over chasing a big-name signing.

In Hour 2, Silver and JD continue to delve into the details of the W's failed attempts to land Lebron James and the implications of their decision to bring back Steve Kerr as head coach. The conversation also touches on the team's roster construction and the potential impact of a new player, Yaxel Lendeborg. The team's pursuit of Lebron James is examined, with some wondering if they should have been more aggressive in their pursuit of other top free agents, as we welcome Ron Kroichick of the San Francisco Chronicle.  

Silver & JD dive into the details of the Warriors' missed opportunity to sign Lebron James and what it says about their approach to building a championship team. The conversation also touches on the importance of being bold in the face of uncertainty and the risks of playing it safe. The Warriors' lack of action in the offseason has been a topic of discussion, with many wondering if they're prioritizing the future vs winning now. 

Andy Baggarly of The Athletic shares his insights on the Giants' struggles and potential moves at the trade deadline. The Giants have been struggling to find consistency, with a lack of hitting and a few key injuries contributing to their woes. One of the biggest questions surrounding the Giants is their pitching staff, which has been a major issue all season. With the trade deadline approaching, it's likely that the team will look to make some changes to bolster their rotation for the future

Derrik Klassen, co-host of The Athletic Football Show, joins the boys to discuss the San Francisco 49ers' offseason moves, including the acquisition of Mike Evans, and discuss how his play style is suited for quarterback Brock Purdy. We also explore the 49ers' run game struggles last season and how the team's prospects look for this year's matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. The conversation touches on the 49ers' defense, including the transition from Robert Saleh to Raheem Morris, and how the team's personnel and scheme might change under the new defensive coordinator.

Now that Lebron is gone to Philly, are there any moves the Warriors can make? The list of available players is not inspiring as the W's roster looks incomplete. We finish the week with a "6 pack" and ask the hard hitting questions to get your weekend started.  

Larry and Greg discuss the 49ers' wide receiver room, highlighting the depth and talent of the team's new additions. They also talk about the importance of Brock Purdy's ability to throw with anticipation and the need for the receivers to be on the same page. The hosts also speculate about the potential impact of Kittle's absence on the team's offense and the possibility of the 49ers running the ball effectively with a new tight end.