Former Major League Baseball utility player (1984-1998) and current Kansas City Royals color commentator Rex Hudler brings the energy to Papa & Silver with his assessment of the Royals' pitching, a look ahead at the next two games at Oracle Park, and the story of when he showed Barry Bonds his 2002 World Series ring

<p>Former Major League Baseball utility player (1984-1998) and current Kansas City Royals color commentator Rex Hudler brings the energy to Papa &amp; Silver with his assessment of the Royals' pitching, a look ahead at the next two games at Oracle Park, and the story of when he showed Barry Bonds his 2002 World Series ring</p>

Papa previously hosted his own show on KNBR from 2001-2003. Papa will host the weekday 10am-2pm time slot alongside Greg Silver. Upon joining the 49ers earlier this year, Papa became the first Bay Area broadcaster to have a role with five of the region’s major professional teams. He previously served as the voice of the Warriors (TV & radio – 1986-97), Giants (TV & radio – 2004-08), Oakland A’s (TV – 1990-2003) and Oakland Raiders (radio – 1997-2017). Papa currently hosts NBC Sports Bay Area’s San Francisco Giants and Golden State Warriors Pregame Live and Postgame Live shows.

<p>Papa previously hosted his own show on KNBR from 2001-2003. Papa will host the weekday 10am-2pm time slot alongside Greg Silver. Upon joining the 49ers earlier this year, Papa became the first Bay Area broadcaster to have a role with five of the region’s major professional teams. He previously served as the voice of the Warriors (TV &amp; radio – 1986-97), Giants (TV &amp; radio – 2004-08), Oakland A’s (TV – 1990-2003) and Oakland Raiders (radio – 1997-2017). Papa currently hosts NBC Sports Bay Area’s San Francisco Giants and Golden State Warriors Pregame Live and Postgame Live shows.</p>

Papa & Silver Podcast

5-20 Rex Hudler brings the energy to Papa & Silver with his assessment of the Royals' pitching, a look ahead at the next two games at Oracle Park, and the story of when he showed Barry Bonds his 2002 World Series ring