KNBR Podcast

6-18 Morning Show Hour 4: Markus & JD (in for Murph) break down the Giants bats coming alive in their 2-win doubleheader yesterday, Tony V addressing the elephant in the room regarding trade rumors, & the boys also find out, What did Boucher Learn Today?

6-18 Morning Show Hour 3: Markus & JD (in for Murph) bring you a stacked Cooler of Content featuring Tony Vitello talking about the Giants open for trades, Bryce Eldridge, & the team starting to heat up at the dish. Voice of the Sac River Cats, Zack Bayrouty also joins the show to break down all the top prospects at Triple-A, & how he totally expected Eldridge to mash in the show. 

Voice of the Sacramento River Cats, Zack Bayrouty joins the Morning Show to break down all the Giants prospects who are looking good in Sac: including Drew Cavanaugh, Jesus Rodriguez, & Tugboat Wilkinson. He also isn't at all surprised at Carson Wisenhunt's success yesterday & Bryce Eldridge kicking butt in the show. 

Giants Manager Tony V joins Markus & JD (in for Murph) to break down the rumors floated that the team is open to listening to offers on some big contracts (Adames, Devers, Chapman) amidst some early season struggles, & he also divulges on Bryce Harper continuing to impress

6-18 Murph & Markus Hour 2: Markus & JD (in for Murph) break down the comments by Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy about the team making a pick at #11 in the NBA Draft & the boys also sit down with Giants Manager, Tony V for the SFG Executive Show

6-18 Murph & Markus Hour 1: Markus & JD (in for Murph) break down the Giants winning 2 games vs Atlanta yesterday after the Tuesday rainout, behind huge HR's from Willy Adames, Raffy Devers, Bryce Eldridge, Jung Hoo Lee, & the might Luis Arraez. 

6-17 Post Game Wrap for the second game of the Giants v. Braves series.

Niners Nightly Full Show: Larry starts the show with a reaction to Mike Florio's take on the 49ers' ongoing rift with Brandon Aiyuk and rebuts Florio's opinion that the team should do the right thing and release Aiyuk. Ryan Fowler joins the show to talk with Larry about which of the 49ers' draft selections will make the biggest impact in 2026, with a big look into OL Enrique Cruz and CB Ephesians Prysock.

John Shea of the San Francisco Standard joins Silver and John Dickinson on the latest buzz surrounding the Giants, and gives his thoughts if SF should move on from Logan Webb and other pricey talent as SF hits the road in Atlanta

On the latest episode of The Soccer Hour, Ted chats with ESPN's Kyle Bonagura about the World Cup and USMNT, then we go over the big news about Bruce Arena's contract extension, and his thoughts.

6-17 Post Game Wrap for the resumed June 16th game. 

6-17 Post Game Highlights for the resumed 6-16 game.

The Giants are back in action today, but the drama doesn't stop on the field. This morning on the Murph and Markus Show, Larry Krueger joined the conversation to break down the latest news and rumors surrounding the team. From trade talks to player moves, Larry shared his expert insights on what's next for the Giants. Today's doubleheader is a unique situation, with the team picking up where they left off yesterday after a rain delay. Larry discussed the implications of this "pseudo-doubleheader" and how it might affect the team's strategy. The Giants are also making some big decisions, including calling up Carson Wizén Hunt for his season debut. Larry weighed in on this move and what it means for the team's rotation. The trade deadline is looming, and the Giants are reportedly willing to listen to offers on several players, including Rafael Devers and Matt Chapman. Larry shared his thoughts on the likelihood of these trades happening, given the players' contracts. He also discussed the potential for the Giants to move on from some of these big contracts, including Logan Webb's.

Hour 3: The Giants are back in action today, but the conversation around the team's future is heating up. In this episode, we dive into the latest trade rumors surrounding the team, including the possibility of moving ace pitcher Logan Webb. Our guest, former GM Jim Duquette, shares his thoughts on the trade deadline and the challenges the Giants face in rebuilding their roster. The Giants are currently 29-43, and it's clear that they're not in contention for a playoff spot. But with the trade deadline looming, the team is facing a tough decision: do they try to compete next year or start a rebuild? Our guest weighs in on the pros and cons of trading Logan Webb, one of the team's top pitchers, and what kind of prospects the Giants could expect in return. The conversation also touches on the team's struggles to develop pitching prospects, with our guest pointing out that the Giants have had limited success in drafting and developing pitchers over the past decade. We also discuss the challenges of trading players like Rafael Devers, Willy Adames, and Matt Chapman, who are all signed to long-term contracts.

Hour 4: The Giants are back in action today with a doubleheader against the Braves, and we've got some exciting news: Carson Whisenhunt is making his season debut in game two. This young lefty has been making waves in the minor leagues, and we're eager to see how he'll perform in the big leagues. But before we dive into the action, let's take a look at what's been going on in the world of baseball. The Giants have been dealing with some injuries in their starting rotation, and it's been a challenge to find the right combination of pitchers to get the job done. Tyler Mallory, one of the team's top prospects, has been dealing with a quad strain, and it's unclear when he'll be back on the mound. Meanwhile, the team is looking to Carson Whisenhunt to step up and fill the void. We'll be discussing the potential for Whisenhunt to become a key player in the Giants' rotation and what this means for the team's future. The conversation also touches on the trade deadline and the possibility of moving some of the team's big contracts. We'll be discussing the challenges of trading players like Buster Posey and Matt Chapman, who have significant contracts and may be difficult to move. And in other news, the 49ers are reportedly ready to move on from Brandon Aiyuk, who has been a source of controversy this season.

Hour 2: The Giants' trade deadline is just around the corner, and the team is facing a tough decision: should they trade away some of their big-name players or hold on to them in hopes of a turnaround next season? This week on the Murph and Markus Show, the hosts dive into the latest news and rumors surrounding the team's trade possibilities, including the potential departure of Rafael Devers, Willia Domas, and Matt Chapman. The conversation gets heated as the hosts discuss the pros and cons of trading these players, with some arguing that it's time to cut ties and others thinking that the team should hold on to them. The hosts also touch on the importance of player development and the need for the Giants to find a way to get out of the contracts they've committed to. With the trade deadline looming, it's clear that the Giants are facing a tough decision, and this episode is a must-listen for any baseball fan looking for the latest scoop. The hosts also discuss the latest news from the world of baseball, including the World Cup and the latest developments in the sport. They also chat with Mike Krukow about the Giants' recent rain delay and the challenges it poses for the team. With the Giants' season on the line, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking for the latest news and analysis.  

The rain delay has put a wrench in the San Francisco Giants' plans, and Mike Krukow is here to break it down. In this episode, he shares his thoughts on the impact of rain delays on the team's performance and the challenges they face in resuming play. The Giants are set to continue their suspended game against the Atlanta Braves, and Mike weighs in on the importance of having a strong pitching staff to navigate the hot and humid conditions. As a former player, Mike knows firsthand the difficulties of dealing with rain delays, especially for West Coast teams like the Giants. He explains how the rain can disrupt the team's rhythm and create a new set of challenges for the players. With the game resuming today, Mike discusses the Giants' strategy for handling the extra man on the roster and the potential impact on their pitching staff. In a thought-provoking segment, Mike opens up about the recent controversy surrounding the Giants' players wearing Bible verses on their hats during Pride Night. He shares his perspective on the importance of respecting diversity and promoting inclusivity, and the need to educate ourselves and our listeners to appreciate the complexities of the issue.

The Giants' trade deadline is just over a month away, and rumors are swirling about the team's top players. This week marked the one-year anniversary of the Rafael Devers trade, and we're still waiting to see if the former Red Sox star will find his footing in San Francisco. Joining us to break down the trade and discuss the Giants' plans for the deadline is former MLB general manager Jim Duquette. In this episode, Jim shares his thoughts on the Devers trade and how it's panned out so far. He also weighs in on the Giants' decision to trade Patrick Bailey and the team's overall approach to the deadline. We dive into the challenges of trading players with long-term contracts, including Rafael Devers, Will Smith, and Matt Chapman. And, we discuss the potential trade value of Logan Webb, the Giants' ace pitcher. Jim's insights offer a unique perspective on the Giants' front office and their strategy for the deadline. He also shares his thoughts on the impact of the collective bargaining agreement on the trade market and how it may affect the Giants' plans. With the team 14 games under .500, it's clear that the next 40 games will be crucial in determining their direction. Tune in to hear Jim's expert analysis and get the inside scoop on the Giants' plans for the trade deadline. Will they make a splash or stick to their current strategy? Listen to the full episode to find out!

Hour 2: Anthony Garcia takes calls from frustrated San Francisco Giants fans over not only suspended Giants game at Fenway Park but also the murky future looking ahead for the San Francisco Giants. Who should they trade? Do they Rebuild? Is the season really over before the All - star break? All of these questions are asked and answered in the first hour of Sportsphone KNBR.

Hour 1: Anthony Garcia takes calls from frustrated San Francisco Giants fans over not only suspended Giants game at Fenway Park but also the murky future looking ahead for the San Francisco Giants. Who should they trade? Do they Rebuild? Is the season really over before the All - star break? All of these questions are asked and answered in the first hour of Sportsphone KNBR.

Dirty Work Full Show: Abbreviated show with the Giants starting at 4:15, the Boys break down what contract the Giants should try & trade between Adames, Devers, & Chapman, with the Buster Olney report saying that the team is open for business. 

George Kontos shares his thoughts on the Giants' pitching staff and the challenges of facing lineups multiple times as starters struggle to go late in games and the bullpen as a whole has been leaky. He also discusses the importance of getting ahead of hitters and the key to success for the Giants' bullpen. 

JD and Silver continue to discuss the NBA offseason, specifically the potential of LeBron James to the Golden State Warriors. We give you your "World Cupdate" and are joined by Giants analyst and former reliever George Kontos, who shares his insights on the team's pitching staff and the importance of getting back on track. K  

After a thrilling NBA finals, the offseason is in full swing, and the biggest question on fans' minds is: what's next for the Warriors in the draft and in free agency? Sam Amick of The Athletic takes a spin around the NBA, including his thoughts on  theSpurs' disappointing loss in the NBA Finals and the challenges they face in making changes to their roster. Sam shares his thoughts on the team's decision to stick with the status quo and trust the process, despite the struggles of star player De'Aaron Fox. The discussion also touches on the Warriors' plans for the offseason, including their interest in a big-name star and the possibility of trading for a veteran player.

Hour 3 we continue our conversation about the potential to move on from high priced talent and comparable players with bad contracts that could be available on the trade market. Silver and JD discuss the pros and cons of each move, weighing the benefits of shedding costly contracts against the potential risks of losing valuable players. We also chat with Sam Amick of the Athletic on the latest news and rumors from the NBA world. Sam shares his insights on the Spurs' plans, the Warriors' interest in Lebron, and the latest on Giannis' potential trade. He also discusses the Minnesota Timberwolves' chances of making a big run in the playoffs.

With the trade deadline looming, the Giants are looking to shake things up; Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle weighs the possibilities of trading away some of their top players but is against trading Logan Webb as SF continues to struggle. How active will the team be remains to be seen, but Susan suggests the team should be willing to listen for offers

In Hour 2 we touch on the potential trades of several key players, including Logan Webb, Luis Arraez, and Matt Chapman. JD and Silver weigh the pros and cons of being active ahead of trade deadline, while the audience chime in arguing that it's time to shake things up and others believing that the team can still turn things around.

The Giants are making it known that they are open to trading three of their highest-paid position players: Devers, Chapman, and Adames: who would YOU move on from? And is Logan Webb also on the block? Given SF struggles, JD and Silver weigh the value of moving talent for prospects and the message it gives the fanbase.

Hour 4: The New York Knicks' 53-year championship drought is finally over, and the city is buzzing with excitement. This episode of the Murph and Marcus Show takes a closer look at the team's historic win and what it means for the franchise and its fans. The Knicks' victory was a testament to the team's resilience and determination, led by coach Mike Brown and star player Jalen Brunson. But it wasn't just the team's performance that made headlines - the post-game celebrations also sparked some controversy, particularly with Victor Wembanyama's decision not to shake hands with the Knicks after the game. The debate surrounding this incident has sparked a larger conversation about sportsmanship and leadership in the NBA. Marcus Thompson, a renowned NBA expert, joins the show to share his thoughts on the Knicks' championship win and the implications of Wembanyama's actions. He also discusses the team's future prospects and the potential impact of free agency on their roster. With the NBA offseason just around the corner, there's plenty to talk about, and Marcus has the inside scoop.

The New York Knicks' 53-year championship drought is finally over, and the city is buzzing with excitement. This episode of the Murph and Markus Show takes a closer look at the team's historic win and what it means for the city and its fans. The Knicks' victory was a testament to the team's hard work and dedication, and their fans were over the moon with joy. But it wasn't just the team that was celebrating - the city of New York was too. From the streets of Manhattan to the boroughs, Knicks fans were out in full force, cheering on their team and basking in the glory of their championship win. This episode, we talk to a special guest who was on the ground in San Antonio for the NBA Finals and got to experience the excitement firsthand. We dive into the details of the series, including the Knicks' thrilling Game 5 win and the impact it had on the city. We also discuss the MVP performance of Jalen Brunson and what it means for his legacy as a New York Knicks player. Plus, we touch on the controversy surrounding Wemby's post-game comments and his decision not to shake hands with the Knicks after the game. If you want to hear more about the Knicks' historic win and the drama that surrounded it, tune in to this episode of the Murph and Marcus Show. We've got all the details and analysis you need to understand what made this championship season so special.

The Giants' pitching woes continue to plague the team, and this episode of the Murph and Marcus Show delves into the latest developments. Bill Lasky joins the hosts to discuss the team's struggles, including the recent performance of Logan Webb, who's been a bright spot in an otherwise dismal season. The conversation also touches on the trade rumors surrounding the team's big-name players, including Logan Webb and Rafael Devers. The hosts and Bill Lasky discuss the importance of having a defined closer and the challenges that come with it. They also talk about the team's bullpen, which has been inconsistent this season. The conversation highlights the need for the Giants to address their pitching issues and make some tough decisions about their roster. The hosts also discuss the trade deadline and the possibility of the team moving some of its big-name players. One of the key points of discussion is the trade value of Logan Webb, who's under contract for two more years. The hosts and Bill Lasky weigh in on whether the Giants should listen to trade offers for their ace pitcher. They also discuss the team's other big-name players, including Rafael Devers and Matt Chapman, and whether they're worth keeping or trading. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode of the Murph and Marcus Show. The hosts and their guest dive into the latest news and analysis, providing insight into the team's struggles and the potential solutions. Tune in to hear their thoughts on the trade deadline, the team's pitching woes, and the future of the Giants' roster.

Hour 3: The Giants' Trade Deadline Dilemma The San Francisco Giants are facing a crucial decision as the trade deadline approaches, and it's not just about who they'll keep or trade, but how they'll rebuild for the future. This episode of the Murph and Marcus Show delves into the Giants' current struggles and the potential moves they might make to turn things around. With a 14-game deficit and a pitching staff that's been inconsistent, the Giants are looking to shake things up. The conversation centers around the possibility of trading away Logan Webb, a key player who's been instrumental in the team's recent success. But is he too valuable to trade, especially with two years left on his contract? The hosts discuss the pros and cons of keeping him, as well as the potential impact on the team's future. They also touch on the trade rumors surrounding other players, including Rafael Devers and Matt Chapman. The hosts also explore the Giants' farm system and the potential for young players like Casey Schmitt and Bryce Eldridge to make an impact. But with the team's current struggles, it's unclear if they'll be able to develop these players into the stars they need. The conversation is a must-listen for any Giants fan looking for insight into the team's future. Tune in to hear the full discussion and get the inside scoop on the Giants' trade deadline plans. Will they make a move that will turn their season around, or will they stick with the status quo? Listen to find out.

Hour 1: The San Francisco Giants are in a state of flux, and it's not just the weather in Atlanta that's causing uncertainty. As the team prepares to take on the Braves, rumors are swirling about potential trades and the future of key players like Logan Webb, Luis Arraez, and Rafael Devers. This episode of the Murph and Marcus Show delves into the latest news and analysis, with Kerry Crowley filling in for Brian Murphy. The Giants are currently 14 games under .500, and it's clear that they're not just looking to make a few tweaks to their roster. With the trade deadline looming, the team is reportedly testing the waters, putting out feelers on players like Luis Arraez and Robbie Ray. But what does this mean for the future of Logan Webb, who's under contract for two more years? Is he a part of the rebuild plan, or will he be the ace that the Giants need to compete in the National League West? The conversation also touches on the importance of pitching, with the Giants' lack of depth in the minor leagues a major concern. Can they afford to trade away Logan Webb, or will they need to hold onto him to cover innings for the team? And what about the other players on the trade block, like Matt Chapman and Willie Damas? Will they be moved, or will they be part of the core that the Giants are building around?

Hour 2: The Giants are facing a crucial decision at the trade deadline, and it's not just about who they'll keep or trade, but how much they're willing to eat on those big contracts. This episode, we dive into the latest rumors and discussions surrounding the team's plans for Rafael Devers, Matt Chapman, and Willy Adames. Our hosts are joined by Duane Kuiper and Tom Glavin, who share their insights on the Braves' impressive season and the impact of the automated ball strike system on the game. We also hear from a caller who thinks the Giants should trade away Logan Webb, and discuss the challenges of rebuilding the farm system. The Giants are fourteen games under .500, and it's clear they're considering their options at the trade deadline. But what does it mean for the players involved? Our hosts break down the latest rumors and discuss the pros and cons of trading away Rafael Devers, Matt Chapman, and Willy Adames. We also hear from a caller who thinks the Giants should trade away Logan Webb, and discuss the challenges of rebuilding the farm system. Duane Kuiper shares his thoughts on the Braves' impressive season, and Tom Glavin discusses the impact of the automated ball strike system on the game. We also hear from a caller who thinks the Giants should trade away Logan Webb, and discuss the challenges of rebuilding the farm system. Join us as we dive deeper into the latest Giants trade rumors and discussions. We'll hear from our hosts, Dwayne Kuiper, and Tom Glavin, and discuss the implications of the trade deadline on the team's future. Don't miss this episode to stay up-to-date on the latest news and insights from the world of baseball.

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for any Giants fan, as the host catches up with Duane Kuiper to discuss the team's recent performance and upcoming series against the Atlanta Braves. With the Giants currently struggling to find their footing, Kuiper shares his thoughts on the team's young players, including Bryce Eldridge, who's been making waves with his impressive hitting skills. The conversation covers the Giants' recent losses to the Chicago Cubs, including a strong performance by Logan Webb, who's been a bright spot for the team. Kuiper also discusses the team's struggles, particularly with Raffy Devers, who's been a key player since his trade to San Francisco. The host also touches on the upcoming trade deadline and how the team's performance over the next 41 games may impact their decisions. Kuiper shares his insights on the Braves, who are currently leading the league, and what the Giants can expect from their series against them. He also reminisces about the team's past players, including Will Clark and Madison Bumgarner, and how they compare to the current roster. If you're a Giants fan looking for a dose of optimism and insight into the team's future, this episode is a must-listen. Join the conversation with Duane Kuiper and the host as they break down the latest news and trends in the world of baseball.

Markus & Crowley is joined by Hall of Famer Tom Glavin to discuss the Atlanta Braves' impressive season and the challenges they're facing. With a 46-25 record, the Braves are on fire, but their opponents, the San Francisco Giants, are struggling to stay afloat at 14 games below .500. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the Braves' pitching staff, which has been bolstered by the emergence of young players like Grant Holmes and Bryce Elder, to the team's offense, which has been revitalized by the addition of new players. The speaker also delves into the impact of the Automated Ball-Strike (ABS) system on pitchers like Chris Sille and Logan Web, who rely on movement and location rather than velocity. Tom Glavin shares his insights on the Braves' success, citing the team's ability to adapt and fill in the gaps left by injured players. He also discusses the importance of depth in the bullpen and the potential for the Braves to add some extra arms at the trade deadline. Meanwhile, the speaker touches on the struggles of the San Francisco Giants, including the impact of the Rafael Devers trade and the challenges faced by manager Gabe Kapler's successor, Tony Votello. If you're a baseball fan, you won't want to miss this episode, which offers a unique perspective on the game and its players. Tune in to hear Tom Glavin's expert analysis and the speaker's engaging conversation.

6-15 Dirty Work Hour 4: The Boys bring you another outrageous episode of the Sound Soiree featured heavily by the New York Knicks, & they also talk to Marcus Thompson about his reporting of the NBA Finals in NYC & San Antonio. 

Bay Area Scribe, Marcus Thompson joins Dirty Work to talk Knicks championship, Brunson winning the MVP, Mike Brown becoming a champion, & how he is going back to NYC to cover the parade...or at least, rage with the Knicks fans.

49ers insider, Matt Maiocco joins Dirty Work to divulge on the brilliant, yet unfortunate career & life of former 49ers D-Line great, Aldon Smith with his passing on Saturday.

Dirty Work Hour 3: The Boys break down the Knicks winning the NBA Title & they also remember the life of Aldon Smith, Matt Maiocco also comes on the show to give added details to the life of Aldon Smith & his brilliant, but unfortunate career. 

NBA Insider, Sam Amick joins Dirty Work to break down the NBA Finals, which he was at, and the Knicks finally getting to the mountain top over the young Spurs. They also break down the Giannis trade rumors leading up to the draft & what's the latest on Lebron James

6-15 Dirty Work Hour 2: The Boys break down the 1 year anniversary of the Rafael Devers trade, would the Giants do it over, did they mess up big time? They also sit down with Warriors insider & NBA Finals reporter, Sam Amick to break down the Knicks finally getting back to the mountain top. 

6-15 Dirty Work Hour 1: The boys break down the struggles for the Giants with exactly one year of Rafael Devers, they also discuss Kyle Harrison & James Tibbs looking like a couple of A-List young players, & how the Giants should proceed for the rest of the season. 

The Warriors are looking to make some big moves this offseason, and one of the most intriguing possibilities is bringing in superstar LeBron James. But would it be a good idea for the Warriors to offer him the mid-level exception, given their need to infuse youth into their roster? Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area weighs in on the pros and cons of this potential move.

As the NBA offseason begins, should the Warriors target aging stars or try to get younger, as window continues to shrink for Steph Curry and other aging stars. Monte Poole of NBC Sports Bay Area joins the show with his thoughts on potential free agents; we discuss the latest on the Giants potential to move talent before MLB trade deadline.