Dirty Work

Todd Husak, former Stanford quarterback and NFL quarterback, joins Dirty Work to share his insights on the upcoming NFL draft, discussing the depth of this year's class and the 49ers' needs. Todd breaks down the team's priorities, emphasizing the importance of drafting an offensive lineman to address their needs and compete with top teams in the division.

Hour 4 is more NFL Draft talk with special guest Todd Husak, former Stanford quarterback and 49ers pre and post-game coverage expert. We discuss the upcoming draft, where the 49ers are looking to address their needs, particularly on the offensive line. Todd shares his thoughts on the draft's depth, the 49ers' strategy, and the potential players they might target.

Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area dives into the latest news on the 49ers, including the signing of Trent Williams and its impact on the 49ers' draft plans. Matt shares his thoughts on the team's potential draft picks, including a possible trade down and the importance of addressing their left guard position. They also discuss the 49ers' corner situation and the possibility of targeting a receiver or edge rusher in the first round.

Hour 3 is all about the upcoming NFL Draft as we chat with Matt Maiocco, the 49ers insider from NBC Sports Bay Area. We jump into the 49ers' potential draft picks, including wide receivers and defensive ends. Matt shares his thoughts on the team's needs and the possibilities of trading down or staying at pick 27. They also discuss the impact of Trent Williams' contract extension on the team's draft strategy.

Susan Slusser shares her insights on SF's young players and how they're making an impact on 2026 season. We dive into the bullpen, discussing Ryan Walker's strong outing and the potential for other relievers like Caleb Killian to step up.

Dirty Work recaps the Giants' recent roadie, including their win against the Nationals and their upcoming series against the Dodgers. Susan Slusser, the Giants' beat writer for the San Francisco Chronicle, joins the show to share her insights on the team's strengths and weaknesses. The guys also discuss the NFL draft, including the Niners' signing of Trent Williams and the potential impact on their draft strategy.

Hour 1: Happy 420 Filth! Copes and D Pop breakdown the new deal between the 49ers and All-Pro Tackle Trent Williams. Plus, they dive into 49ers draft possibilities and whether Steve Kerr's time with the Warriors has come to an end. It's Dirty Work on a 420 Monday afternoon.

The guys dive into the Sharks' season finale, discussing the team's exciting young players and the future of the franchise. The guys also discuss the Giants' upcoming series against the Nationals and the Warriors' play-in matchup. 

Hour 4 features Marcus Thompson on the W's big win in the Play-In, plus a sound soiree featuring JaMarcus Russell & and Kawhi Leonard, & we put the show to bed

The Athletic's Marcus Thompson breaks down the Warriors' thrilling win over the Clippers and their chances vs Phoenix in the second leg of the Play-In tournament. We discuss the W's core and what the team might look like in 2026.

Rich Aurilia of NBC Sports Bay Area details the Giants' recent win against the Reds. We also discuss the importance of having players who bring energy and emotion to the game, and Rich shares a story about a memorable moment from his playing days. The conversation also touches on the Giants' current struggles and the need for players to step up their game.

In Hour 3 Dirty Work breaks today's Giants' win over the Reds and Landon Roupp's impressive performance, plus "Growing up Papa" and the Bay Area Sports Calendar- now you have plans!

Sam Amick of The Athletic discusses the Warriors' thrilling win over the Clippers in the 10-9 play-in game.We also touch on the Clippers' season, Kawhi Leonard's future, and the NBA's expansion plans.

Dirty Work Hour 2 is all about future of the Golden State Warriors. We touch on the possibility of Steve Kerr returning as head coach & rumors of a potential departure. The guys also discuss the play-in tournament and its impact on the league.

Dirty Work debates merit of Warriors' play-in game win over the Clippers. The guys share their reactions to the game, with  Derek feeling nostalgic and Adam questioning the significance of the victory. They discuss the team's season, Steph Curry's performance, and the impact of nostalgia on their perspectives. The conversation also touches on the Warriors' future, the importance of entertainment in sports, and the debate over whether Steph Curry is the most exciting player in Bay Area sports history.

Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle breaks down the latest roster moves after SF calls up outfielders Drew Gilbert and Will Brennan, due to injuries to Harrison Bader and Jared Oliva

San Jose Sharks broadcaster Drew Remenda discusses the San Jose Sharks' growth and progress this season, highlighting the impressive play of young players like Will Smith and Macklin Celebrini. He also talks about the importance of culture and leadership in the Sharks' organization, and how it's contributed to their success. With the season coming to a close, Drew shares his thoughts on what the team needs to work on in the offseason, including addressing their defense and finding ways to maintain momentum.

A massive sound soiree, featuring Roger Goodell's response to Kyle Shanahan's comments about playing in Australia, and Adam shares his own experience with jet lag after a long flight. The guys also react to Blake Snell's response to fans about injuries, and Klay Thompson's thoughts on the potential end of his NBA career.

Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area breaks down the latest on the Trent Williams situation and discusses the potential impact of the NFL draft on the negotiations and whether the 49ers will address their left tackle needs. Matt shares his insights on the team's priorities, including their biggest need at defensive end and the possibility of drafting a wide receiver

Hour 3 features a rare Monday NBA grab bag, covering topics like Doc Rivers' departure from the Milwaukee Bucks and the Jacksonville Jaguars' decision to use Travis Hunter as a cornerback instead of a wide receiver. Additionally, they weigh in on the Buffalo Bills' debate to include O.J. Simpson on their Wall of Fame. The conversation also explores the 49ers' situation with Trent Williams and the possibility of drafting a left tackle.

The Sharks season, after a few tough losses, is coming to an end...is it disappointing?  The guys also talk about the Warriors' play-in game against the Clippers and the importance of Steph Curry's return. They also reminisce about the 2015-2016 Warriors season, which saw the team win 73 games and set an NBA record.

Hour 1: Copes and D Pop break down the inconsistent start for the Giants after they lost the weekend series against the O's. With the lack of offense, the guys discuss whether the Giants need to bring up their top prospect in Bryce Eldridge.

The guys try to evaluate the Sharks after Thursday's loss to the Ducks. Is this season a success, or should they have done more? Plus, do you want to see LeBron join the Warriors and team up with Steph Curry, or are you more intrigued by their head-to-head matchups? Plus, Marcus Thompson stops by to talk about what the Warriors can do in the play-in tournament.

Hour 4: The guys unveil their new segment "Dear Derek" where the filth listeners send letters into Dirty Work asking for Derek's advice in everyday life situations. They also give you the unsponsored Bay Area Sports Calendar. John Dickinson joins the show to discuss the Warriors chances in the Play-In game and what Steph Curry's future could look like with the team. 

Danny Emerman, who covers the Warriors for the SF Standard joins the show. They dive into the Warriors priorities and potential opponents in the playoffs. They also talk about the Warriors' small-ball lineup and the future of key players like Draymond Green and Kristaps Porzingis. Plus, Danny shares his thoughts on the NBA draft and the Warriors' potential offseason moves.

Hour 3: Copes and D-Pop dive into the debate about who's the greatest face of a franchise in Bay Area sports. They're joined by Danny Emerman, who shares his thoughts on Steph Curry's case, comparing him to other legendary players like Michael Jordan and Tim Duncan. The guys also discuss the Warriors' chances in the playoffs, with Steph Curry set to return from injury. They also touch on the team's roster, including Kristaps Porzingis and Draymond Green's potential future with the team.

Former Giant short stop and current Giants analyst Rich Aurilia breaks down the team's early season struggles. He shares his thoughts on the offense, defense, and bullpen, highlighting the need for consistency and improvement. Richie discusses the team's young players, including Daniel Susac and Patrick Bailey, and how they can contribute to the team's success. He also touches on the bullpen's development and the importance of defining roles for the relievers. 

Sam Amick of The Athletic joins the show to discuss the latest NBA news. They dive into the controversy surrounding the Kings' Doug Christie and the accusation of tanking. Sam shares his thoughts on the situation, including the investigation and the role of social media in blowing things out of proportion. They also discuss the Warriors' struggles, including their record and the impact of the play-in tournament. Additionally, they touch on the futures of Draymond Green and Lebron James, and the potential implications for the Warriors and Lakers.

Briana Jeannel, the 49ers team reporter, joins the show to discuss the upcoming season and the team's 80th anniversary. They dive into the new 49ers app, the team's international travel schedule, and the excitement around the NFL's global presence. The conversation also touches on the offseason moves, including the signing of Mike Evans and the upcoming draft. 

Hour 2: Copes and D-Popo discuss the 49ers' 80th season, the upcoming NFL draft, and the team's needs. They dive into the possibility of drafting a left tackle to replace Trent Williams, who's still unsigned. 49ers team reporter Briana Jeannel joins the show to break down the 49ers off-season moves and discusses how the 49ers will celebrate their 80th season. Sam Amick of the Athletic joins the show to discuss the Warriors chances of getting out of the Play-In Tournament. 

Hour 1: Copes and D-Pop celebrate 4-9er day. They dive into some of the worst logos in the history of sports and entertainment. They discuss the Warriors' chances of making the playoffs with Steph Curry, and they break down their Bay Area sports teams Confidence Rankings. 

Giants General Manager, Zack Minasian joins the show to discuss the team’s 5–8 start to the season. He addresses the lack of offense, the catcher debate between Daniel Susac and Patrick Bailey, bullpen controversy, and Bryce Eldridge’s status in Triple‑A. A wide‑ranging, candid conversation on the current state of the Giants.

In Hour 2 we talk to Giants fans, discussing the impact of Daniel Susac's impressive start and the potential for him to become a more prominent role in the lineup. They also dive into the bullpen's recent success, with Ryan Walker and Caleb Killian impressing in their first relief appearances.

Andy Baggarly of the Athletic joins the boys to break down the Giants' recent series win and discuss the promising start of young catcher Daniel Susac. The bullpen's performance is highlighted, including the emergence of Caleb Killian and Keaton Winn.

Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky joins the show to talk about San Jose's playoff push. He shares his thoughts on the team's growth and what it's like to be in the midst of a playoff run, discussing the importance of staying focused and loose, and how his team is learning to navigate the ups and downs of the season. 

Dirty Work breaks down the Giants' 5-0 win over the Phillies and the emergence of Daniel Susac, who's been on a hot streak. The guys debate whether Susac should be in the lineup more consistently, with Adam advocating for a more cautious approach and Derek pushing for more playing time. They also touch on the bullpen's recent performance and the challenges of establishing roles for the pitching staff. 

Frank Caliendo joins the show to chat about his career as a comedian and impressionist. He shares stories about his time on Mad TV, where he honed his skills alongside talented actors and comedians like Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele. Frank also discusses his impressions of famous figures like John Madden and Charles Barkley, and how he approaches getting into character.

If its Tuesday its the NBA grab bag, covering the latest silliness in world of sports. They discuss President Trump's executive order on college athletes, Brent Burns' record-breaking 1,000 consecutive games played, and Dexter Lawrence's potential trade. The guys also chat with comedian Frank Caliendo about his impressions, including his iconic John Madden and John Elway voices.

Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports joins the show with a draft preview. We talk 49ers' potential draft strategy, considering their needs and trade possibilities. They discuss the team's interest in Ty Simpson and the potential for a trade with the Arizona Cardinals. The conversation also touches on the 49ers' decision to hold onto Brandon Aiyuk and the possibility of a trade with the Washington Commanders.

We continue to poll the audience on the Giants' struggles, discussing their disappointing start to the season. We are also joined by Matt Maiocco, our 49ers insider from NBC Sports Bay Area, who shares his thoughts on the team's draft strategy and potential moves. The guys also tackle the topic of Brandon Aiyuk's contract situation.

Dirty Work chats the Giants' struggles, discussing their 3-8 start and the team's overall performance. Is it a lack of talent or a flawed approach? We also discuss the bullpen's struggles, the team's inability to hold leads, and the impact of the schedule.

Susan Slusser from the San Francisco Chronicle joins Dirty Work to talk about the Giants losing three straight to the Mets and falling to 3-7 to start the 2026 season, and what the team can do to turn it around.

Dirty Work HOUR 3 - an interview with Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky, Ten at Ten and much more

Sharks head coach Ryan Warsofsky joins the show to talk about San Jose's playoff push. He shares his thoughts on the team's growth and what it's like to be in the midst of a playoff run, discussing the importance of staying focused and loose, and how his team is learning to navigate the ups and downs of the season. 

Sharks Hockey Digest's Maxx Miller interview, Corn hole amputee update and Draymond's future

Sharks Hockey Digest's Maxx Miller joins Dirty Work to break down the Sharks Playoff push as we head to the end of the regular season

Dirty Work HOUR 1 - Copes and Ted (in for Derek Papa) on Steph looking like Steph vs the Rockets, Tony V getting ejected and more Shark talk

Marcus Thompson joins the show, sharing his thoughts on the Warriors' upcoming games and the potential return of Steph Curry. They discuss the team's chances against the Suns and Clippers in the NBA Play-In, and Marcus breaks down the Warriors' strengths and weaknesses. The conversation also touches on the Kawhi Leonard rumors and the Warriors' interest in signing him. Additionally, Marcus shares his insights on Draymond Green's play without Steph Curry and the importance of his leadership on the team.

The guys are joined by NBC Sports Bay Area's Kylen Mills, who shares her thoughts on the team's performance and the managerial style of Tony Vitello. They discuss the strong showing of Daniel Susac, the potential closer situation, and the intriguing bench decisions. The guys also touch on the story behind Harrison Bader's "unicorn" tattoo and Kylen's first impressions of the Giants' new pre and post-game show. 

Hour 4: Copes and D-Pop dive into the latest Giants news. They discuss Tony V's managerial style, the team's bullpen situation, and the emergence of Daniel Susac. Additionally, they touch on the story of Kylen Mills laptop getting drenched in powerade and the Giant's reaction to it.