National MLB writer for The Athletic and author of The Last of His Kind: Clayton Kershaw and the Burden of Greatness Andy McCullough joins Papa & Silver to analyze the hyper-competitive NL West, and how the legacies of pitchers like Clayton Kershaw and Justin Verlander will differ from those of young aces in today's game

National MLB writer for The Athletic and author of <a href="https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/andy-mccullough/the-last-of-his-kind/9780306832598/?lens=hachette-books">The Last of His Kind: Clayton Kershaw and the Burden of Greatness</a> Andy McCullough joins Papa &amp; Silver to analyze the hyper-competitive NL West, and how the legacies of pitchers like Clayton Kershaw and Justin Verlander will differ from those of young aces in today's game

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.

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.

Papa & Silver Podcast

6-11 Andy McCullough joins Papa & Silver to analyze the hyper-competitive NL West, and how the legacies of pitchers like Clayton Kershaw and Justin Verlander will differ from those of young aces in today's game