KNBR Podcast

Curtis Pashelka joins Sportsphone KNBR with Ted Ramey to discuss if the Sharks can make the playoffs this season?

Ben Ross joins Sportsphone KNBR with Ted Ramey to preview the 2026 Giants, insight on the Warriors' future, and how entertaining the Sharks are.

Brian Peacock joins Sportsphone KNBR with Ted Ramey to discuss the 49ers signing Mike Evans, bringing back Dre Greenlaw, and trading for Osa Odighizuwa.

Larry Krueger and Damon Bruce discuss the 49ers signing Mike Evans, trading for Osa Odighizuwa, and signing former 49er Dre Greenlaw.

Dirty Work weighs in on the Brandon Aiyuk situation, with the fellas sharing thoughts on the wide receiver's contract negotiations and potential future with the 49ers, plus a Sound Soiree and we put the show to bed

Dirty Work dives into the 49ers' offseason moves, including the signing of Mike Evans and the potential release of Brandon Aiyuk. They discuss the team's culture and how it might be affected by these changes. Adam and Derek also weigh in on the Niners' decision to hold onto Aiyuk, speculating that it might be a case of payback for his past behavior. They also touch on the team's cap situation and the impact of Trent Williams' contract on their cap space.

Dirty Work dives into the world of NFL trades with Joseph Hoyt, the Dallas Morning News' expert on the Cowboys. Joseph breaks down the massive trade that sent Osa Odighizuwa to the 49ers, discussing the value the Niners are getting in the defensive tackle. He also shares insights on the Cowboys' decision to move on, citing a numbers game and the team's desire to navigate their defensive line. Plus, Joseph weighs in on the Cowboys' plans for George Pickens and their interest in Maxx Crosby.

WR Mike Evans, the newest addition to the San Francisco 49ers, shares his decision to join the team, citing his desire to compete for a championship and be part of a stable organization. The guys discuss the implications of Evans' signing and how it might impact the team's offense. They also talk to Joseph Hoyt of the Dallas Morning News about the 49ers' trade for Osa Odighizuwa, who brings interior pass rush ability to the team.

Ron Wotus, bench coach for Team Italy, joins the show with the latest from the World Baseball Classic. Ron shares his thoughts on the team's chemistry and how they've come together, from their Italian meals to their pre-game rituals. He also talks about the unique challenges of the WBC, including pitch limits and roster management. Plus, we dive into the role of the bench coach and how Ron works with manager Francisco Cervelli to make strategic decisions.

Dirty Work breaks down the signing of Dre Greenlaw and the implications for the team's defense. They also touch on the departure of Bryce Huff and the potential impact on the team's salary cap. Additionally, they're joined by Ron Wotus, bench coach for Team Italy in the World Baseball Classic, to talk about the team's impressive win over Mexico and the unique culture of the tournament. The guys also discuss their favorite condiments and take listener calls.

The Athletic's Sam Amick joins Silver & JD to elaborate on his latest article explaining his mixed emotions to Bam Adebayo chasing down Kobe Bryant's 81-point marker on Tuesday night, and where the Warriors go from here as Stephen Curry continues to be sidelined with a knee injury. With Dre Greenlaw's return to the 49ers breaking mid-interview, Amick is asked to share who he'd pick as the Dre Greenlaw of NBA media.

Nick Harris, who covers the Dallas Cowboys for the Fort Worth Star Telegram, joins Silver & JD to provide the full context of why the Cowboys traded Osa Odighizuwa to the 49ers and the type of player and man that will join Kyle Shanahan's locker room next season. Harris also gives the latest on the Maxx Crosby situation from the Cowboys' standpoint and what to expect now that George Pickens has received the franchise tag.

Hour 4: Silver & JD wrap up Thursday's show by reacting to the breaking news that the 49ers and Dre Greenlaw have agreed to a reunion on a 1-year, $7.5 million contract. Simultaneously, 49ers defensive lineman Bryce Huff has announced his retirement at the age of 27 on social media. How much football does Greenlaw have left in the tank? The guys discuss it all to close out the show.

Hour 3: Silver & JD continue reacting to Mike Evans' introductory zoom call press conference, and in particular his "Mike drop" that he's the missing piece the 49ers need to become a Super Bowl. Silver makes the case that whether or not you agree with Evans' statement, that kind of confidence speaks volumes, as some athletes have earned the right to be delusional. Sam Amick joins the show to sort through the emotions of Bam Adebayo's 83-point night on Tuesday and what this next month even means for the Warriors.

Hour 2: Silver & JD bring in Nick Harris, who covers the Cowboys for the Fort Worth Star Telegram, to discuss the changes that led to Dallas trading Osa Odighizuwa and his strong character and leadership qualities. Additionally, Mike Evans meets the local media for the first time and speaks on how George Kittle helped sell the 49ers organization during free agency, and why he has something to prove in this new chapter.

Hour 1: Silver & JD react to yesterday afternoon's news that the 49ers traded a third-round pick for Cowboys DT Osa Odhigizuwa and assess whether or not it was worth the price. Odihigizuwa, 27, has played 87 of 88 games during his time in the NFL and could be the depth piece Raheem Morris needs to build up the 49ers' defensive line.

Matt Maiocco joins the show to break down the 49ers’ newest additions — Mike Evans, Osa Odighizuwa, and key depth pieces. He also shares the latest on Trent Williams’ contract situation and what it means for San Francisco’s offseason plan.

Mike Krukow shares his thoughts on Mark DeRosa and Team USA not knowing the WBC qualifying rules, plus Ron Wotus calling a squeeze bunt for Team Italy last night. We also debate whether Logan Webb is preparing for the biggest start of his career.

Andy McCullough of The Athletic joins the show to break down the latest World Baseball Classic news, including Team USA and Mark DeRosa not knowing key rules. He also explains why the tournament means far more to other countries and shares great WBC riffs.

ESPN’s Todd Archer joins the show to explain why the 49ers traded for Cowboys DT Osa Odighizuwa, breaking down his character, skill set, and how he fits into San Francisco’s defensive scheme. Great insight on the 49ers’ newest addition.

HOUR 4 - 49ers fans check in on the team’s latest moves — and many aren’t loving them. We break down the reaction and what it means. Plus, is Logan Webb preparing for the biggest start of his career with Team USA? We debate it all on today’s show.

HOUR 3 - Brandon Aiyuk updates: Adam Schefter says the 49ers won’t release him as they wait for a possible pre‑draft trade. T.J. Houshmandzadeh warns teams to tread carefully. Team Italy’s Vinnie Pasquantino has fun with Team USA. Plus, Matt Maiocco on the 49ers’ latest moves.

HOUR 2 - Checking in on Bryce Eldridge’s Spring Training development and whether he belongs on the Opening Day roster. Mike Krukow joins the show to discuss Logan Webb’s next Team USA start — possibly the biggest of his career. Plus, more 49ers free‑agency additions.

HOUR 1 - The 49ers trade for Osa Odighizuwa to bolster the interior D‑line. ESPN’s Todd Archer explains how the former Cowboy fits San Francisco’s scheme. Plus, The Athletic’s Andy McCullough breaks down the latest World Baseball Classic news and Team USA advancing.

Roger Munter joins Kerry on Sportsphone to break down the Giants’ inexperienced bullpen, their challenging early-season schedule, and how the starting rotation is shaping up for Opening Day.

Jack Loder of KNBR’s digital team joins Kerry Crowley on Sportsphone to break down Giants Spring Training, Bryce Eldridge’s chances of making the Opening Day roster, and early buzz around the World Baseball Classic.

Jordan Elliott joins Niners Nightly with Larry Krueger to break down major 49ers news: the trade for Cowboys DT Osa Odighizuwa for a 2026 third‑round pick and the signing of WR Mike Evans to a three‑year deal.

Dirty Work breaks down the US team's chances in WBC, analyzing the impact of Mark DeRosa's comments and the team's decision to rest players. The guys also touch on the NFL, discussing the Ravens' decision to pass on Max Crosby and the implications of the legal tampering period. Plus, they share some laughs and discuss the latest news from the sports world, including James Wiseman's rap skills and the upcoming Giants-Yankees game.

Brian Peacock from the Locked on 49ers Niners podcast shares his thoughts on the 49ers' recent moves, including the trade for Osa Odighizuwa and the signing of Mike Evans. Brian breaks down the impact of these deals on the team's roster and discusses the potential for further additions, such as a veteran pass rusher or a young tackle in the draft. He also weighs in on the Trent Williams situation and the possibility of the 49ers addressing their needs through free agency or the draft.

Dirty Work discusses the 49ers' trade for Osa Odighizuwa, a defensive tackle, and how it addresses the team's need for pass rushers. They also weigh in on the Mike Evans signing, calling it a "no-brainer" for the 49ers. Additionally, they touch on the Trent Williams situation, with Adam expressing anxiety about the team's deadline to finalize a deal. The guys also discuss the Maxx Crosby trade and its implications for the Raiders.

Sam Amick from The Athletic shares his thoughts on the Bam Adebayo's 83 point game. They discuss the context of similar all-time performances, like Kobe's 81-point game and Wilt's 100-point game, and how they might be viewed differently today. The conversation also touches on the Warriors' struggles with injuries, including Steph Curry's latest update, and the NFL's Max Crosby trade situation.

Dirty Work discusses the concept of "Maxx Crosby moments" - when it's too late to back out of plans. They share personal anecdotes and stories from the sports world, including the Ravens' decision to back out of a trade with the Raiders. They also discuss the NBA, including the recent 83-point performance by Bam Adebayo and the controversy surrounding it. Sam Amick from the Athletic joins the conversation to share his insights on the NBA and its current state.

Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky joins the show to discuss the team's recent performance and the road ahead. He shares his thoughts on the Olympic break, how it affected the team's rhythm, and the importance of managing workloads and rest. Coach also talks about the addition of Keifer Sherwood and how it's impacted the team's pace and physicality. Plus, he opens up about the growth of young players like Macklin Celebrini and Michael Misa, and what it takes to succeed in the NHL.

Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky joins the show to discuss the team's recent performance and the road ahead. He shares his thoughts on the Olympic break, how it affected the team's rhythm, and the importance of managing workloads and rest. Coach also talks about the addition of Keifer Sherwood and how it's impacted the team's pace and physicality. Plus, he opens up about the growth of young players like Macklin Celebrini and Michael Misa, and what it takes to succeed in the NHL.

Dirty Work discusses the Ravens' decision to back out of their agreed-upon trade with the Raiders, leaving Maxx Crosby's future uncertain. The guys also discuss the signing of Mike Evans by the 49ers and how it might impact their season. Plus, they're joined by Ryan Warsofsky, the head coach of the San Jose Sharks, to talk about the team's recent performance and their chances of making the playoffs.

Jacob Robinson, NFL Staff Writer and Author of the Scoop City newsletter for The Athletic, joined Silver & JD to try to make sense of the Ravens backing out of their trade to acquire Maxx Crosby, whether or not this sets a bad precedent for future blockbuster acquisitions, and which teams might get back in the mix for a trade. Robinson also points to the 49ers' most glaring holes on their roster and why he's fascinated by Jauan Jennings, who remains unsigned as a free agent.

ESPN's Jenna Laine joined Silver & JD to provide the Tampa Bay perspective of Mike Evans' departure to the 49ers and why last season crumbled so badly after a promising start. Laine touches on what Evans meant to the fanbase and local community in Tampa, FL and how he can impact Kyle Shanahan's locker room as a leader. Evans also has a great relationship with free agent running back Rachaad White, who remains unsigned and could be a name to watch for San Francisco.

Hour 4: JD & Silver close Wednesday with an assortment of sound bites from around the sports landscape. Colin Cowherd compares the 49ers' signing of Mike Evans to another aging Bay Area team -- the Golden State Warriors -- and Rockets coach Ime Udoka questions the ethics of Bam Adebayo's historic 83-point outburst against an atrocious Wizards team. Saving perhaps the best for last, Team USA manager Mark DeRosa had some premature comments about Team USA having already advanced to the knockout stages of the World Baseball Classic, and then had to own his mistake after Italy pulled off a major upset Tuesday night.

Hour 3: Silver & JD react to the news that Stephen Curry will miss at least five more games as he continues to recover from a lingering runner's knee. The Athletic's Jacob Robinson stops by to share his sleep-deprived journey navigating NFL free agency, whether Maxx Crosby could remain a Raider after all, and why he's keyed in on Jauan Jennings, who remains unsigned in free agency.

Hour 2: JD & Silver pick up where they left off from the first hour's topics of Maxx Crosby now having an uncertain future and why Trent Williams remains an incredibly productive player. ESPN's Jenna Laine joins the show to explain how much Mike Evans meant to the franchise and community in Tampa Bay and how his friendship with Rachaad White could present another opportunity for the 49ers to sign a free agent.

Hour 1: Silver & JD reconvene after a Tuesday night full of headlines across the sports world. The most shocking development of all was the Baltimore Ravens backing down from their trade for star pass rusher Maxx Crosby and then signing Trey Hendrickson early Wednesday morning. Additionally, Bam Adebayo scored 83 points against the Wizards for the second-highest scoring performance in NBA history, which prompted Walter's Wednesday Poll on the most unbreakable records in Bay Area sports history.

On the latest episode of The Soccer Hour, Ted goes over Saturday's win at Philadelphia, and hears Head Coach Bruce Arena's reaction from the game, then chats with San Jose Defender Reid Roberts about his growth in his second year in the league. To finish, Ted is joined by MLS legend and Apple TV broadcaster, Diego Valeri, to preview Sunday Night Soccer with San Jose hosting Seattle Sunday at 4pm, right here on 810 KSFO. 

Host of Niners Nighty, Larry Krueger joins the show with another spicy take, explaining why he doesn’t like the 49ers signing Mike Evans and comparing it to the Warriors adding Al Horford. Strong opinions, bold comps — another classic Krueg segment.

Team Italy bench coach Ron Wotus joins the show to break down the biggest win in Italian baseball history — a stunning upset over the “Dream Team” from the USA. He also shares what it’s like coaching alongside Dave Righetti (again!) during this unforgettable WBC run.

Duane Kuiper shares his thoughts on Mark DeRosa’s World Baseball Classic blunder and the wild tiebreaker scenarios facing Team USA. We also break down Italy vs. USA and all the fallout after a stunning upset on the world stage.  

HOUR 4 - Bam Adebayo scores an unbelievable 83 points — but with 43 free‑throw attempts, how will we remember it? Plus, Victor Wembanyama wasn’t impressed and shared his honest reaction. A wild night in the NBA with plenty to unpack.

HOUR 3 - The Ravens “back out” of a Maxx Crosby trade — do the 49ers now have a shot, and would the Raiders even move him? Ron Wotus joins the show after Team Italy’s historic win, and Larry Krueger explains why he isn’t a fan of the 49ers signing Mike Evans.

HOUR 2 - We debate the biggest coaching and managerial gaffes in sports history. Duane Kuiper joins the show to weigh in on Mark DeRosa’s World Baseball Classic blunder and break down the complicated tiebreaking scenarios facing Team USA.

HOUR 1 - The Ravens reportedly back out of a Maxx Crosby trade, creating shockwaves. Mark DeRosa struggles with WBC tiebreakers as Team USA loses control of its destiny. Plus, Bam Adebayo drops 83 points to pass Kobe for second‑most in a game. An unbelievable night in sports.

JD breaks down the Warriors brutal loss to the Bulls in overtime. One night after losing to the tanking Jazz, the Warriors blow an 8 point lead with 1:30 remaining in the game to fall below .500.