Dirty Work

Hour 2 - Another addition of Danny's Double Dips featuring questions on Aaron Rodgers, AJ Brown, and Adam Sandler. The guys also dive into Zack Minasian's interview with the Morning Show and give you the key takeaways. They are later joined by Susan Slusser to break down the Giants and Brewers series. 

Hour 3 -- The guys give you a Sound Soiree featuring Trent Williams and George Kittles thoughts on the Rams getting Myles Garrett. They also get Myles Garrett reaction to the trade plus Sean McVay on the possibility of Aaron Donald returning to the NFL

Giants GM Zack Minasian joins the Morning Show to break down the Rafael Devers/Kyle Harrison trade almost a year after the fact, the Giants struggles as a team, & if & when it starts to be trading season for the team. 

Hour 2 -- Bay Area Columnist for The Athletic Marcus Thompson joins the show to preview the NBA Finals and give his thoughts and predictions on the series. The guys also get you ready for Giants Baseball. 

Hour 1 -- Copes and D-Pop discuss Kyle Harrison's dominant performance against the Giants last night. They discuss if it was a mistake a year ago for Buster Posey and the Giants to trade Harrison away for slugger Rafael Devers. They also preview the Knicks and Spurs Game 1 of the NBA Finals. 

Dieter Kurtenbach joins the show to discuss the Giants struggles this season, and the overall lack of direction. He also discusses how the Myles Garrett to the Rams trade impacts the 49ers plans in 2026. 

Hour 1 -- Copes and D-Pop dive into the Giants disastrous Monday evening game against the Brewers. They also discuss facing Kyle Harrison tonight and if the Giants should regret trading him to the red Sox for Rafael Devers. They also discuss the Rams acquiring Myles Garrett and if that will persuade Aaron Donald to return.  

Hour 2 -- The guys give you an NBA Grab Bag featuring Adam Sandler's new movie in San Francisco, LeBron James to the Warriors rumors, and Russell Wilson transitioning from the NFL to TV. 

Hour 2 -- Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area joins the show to discuss the Rams trading for the reigning defensive player of the year Myles Garrett and how the 49ers will potentially counter that move. The guys also discuss the latest Giants roster moves and get you ready for Giants and Brewers. 

Hour 1 -- Copes and D-Pop discuss the Rams trading for pass rusher Myles Garrett, and how that will impact the rest of the 49ers off-season. The guys also get into the latest Giants moves including hiring a new 3rd base coach.   

Hour 3 -- Sound Soiree featuring Giants Manager Tony Vitello discussing Hector Borg's reassignment, plus Jauan Jennings compares his signing with the Vikings to the Warriors signing Kevin Durant. 

Hour 2 -- The guys spin the Dirty Work Dial which includes the new NBA anti-tanking rules, MLB's proposal for a salary cap, and the NFL cutdown day. The guys also preview the Giants upcoming series against the Rockies. 

SF Chronicle 49ers Reporter Eric Branch joins the show to discuss Isaac Guerendo's injury and what that means for rookie Kaelon Black's role with the team. 

Hour 1 -- Copes and D-Pop live from the Greek Fest in San Jose. The guys discuss the Giants decision to reassign Hector Borg to a different role in the organization, and Ron Wotus becoming the interim Third Base Coach. The guys also discuss 49ers OTAs with the SF Chronicle's Eric Branch. 

Rich Aurilia joins the show and gives his thoughts on the Giants mental and physical errors and how they can button things up.

Sam Amick joins the show to discuss if the Knicks have a chance in the Finals against either team that comes out of the Western Conference. 

Hour 4: The guys reminisce on the Klay Thompson's huge performance against the OKC Thunder in Game 6 of the Western Conference Finals in 2016. They also give you a Sound Soiree featuring some of the best sounds around the sporting world.  

Susan Slusser joins the show to discuss what the Giants will do with their rotation with the return of Logan Webb on Friday.   

Hour 3 -- Coach Speak featuring Mike Vrabel talking OTA's and Jim Harbaugh discussing Justin Herbert. Plus later in the hour Rich Aurilia joins the show to discuss the Giants latest struggles and if they can still turn things around. 

Hour 2 -- Another addition of Danny's Double Dips featuring Drake Maye and Matthew Stafford questions. The guys also dive into the latest from 49ers OTAs including the Joey Bosa rumors and the long trip to Australia to start the season. Later Susan Slusser joins the show to discuss the Giants upcoming road trip.  

Hour 1 - -Copes and D-Pop discuss the Giants upcoming trip against the Rockies. They also dive into Tony Vitello with Murph and Markus this morning and biggest takeaways from that interview. They are later joined by Sam Amick of The Athletic to break down the Western Conference Finals battle between the Thunder and Spurs. 

In a candid conversation, the Giants' manager Tony Vitello shares his thoughts on the team's struggles and the challenges of balancing player development with the pressure to win. As the team sits 12 games under .500, Vitello acknowledges the tough grind of the season and the weight of expectation on his players. He reflects on the importance of finding ways to improve and eliminate mistakes, particularly in areas like base running and defense. The conversation also touches on the team's base running issues, with Vitello acknowledging that some mistakes can be eliminated, but others are inevitable. He emphasizes the importance of finding ways to address these issues and provide opportunities for players to work on their skills. 

Hour 2 - The Giants' struggles on the field have left fans frustrated and searching for answers. This episode of Dirty Work delves into the team's disappointing season, with callers sharing their thoughts on the team's performance and the leadership's response to the situation. The conversation touches on the Giants' lack of accountability, with some fans feeling that the team's ownership doesn't prioritize winning. The discussion also centers around the team's roster, with some callers suggesting that the team needs to rebuild and start from scratch. The hosts and callers debate the merits of trading certain players, including Matt Chapman and Luis Arrise, and whether the team should commit to a full rebuild.  

Hour 1 -The Giants' struggles continue to mount as they hit the road for a 10-game road trip, with a dismal 12 games under .500 record Copes and D-Pop dive into the team's woes, discussing everything from their lack of power hitting to their questionable base running. The hosts also touch on the team's front office, questioning the decisions made by President of Baseball Operations, Buster Posey.  

Matt Maiocco shares his thoughts on the 49ers' OTAs and the players who are expected to make a big impact. He also discusses the team's biggest concern, which is the lack of depth at the pass rush position. With Nick Bosa returning from injury, but still uncertain about his availability for the start of the season, the 49ers will need to rely on other players to step up and fill the gap.

Hour 4 -- Sound Soiree featuring Kenny Atckinson on analytics being in the Cavs favor, plus Murph and Kuip with a funny back and forth this morning. The guys put the show to bed with some BBQ sauce that D-Pop brought back from Kansas City. 

Hour 3 -- the guys give you an NBA Grab Bag featuring Knicks fans banned from MSG, plus the report that the Giants were originally interested in teaming up with the movie: The Fan where Robert Deniro plays a crazy Giants fan, but the Giants pulled out late. Later Matt Maiocco joins the show to discuss the latest from the Niners including Kyle Shanahan' and John Lynch's latest sit down with Tom Tolbert. 

Dave DuFour of The Athletic joins the show to discuss the Knicks surprising playoff run and gives Mike Brown a ton of credit for their success this season. 

Hour 2 -- Copes and D-Pop continue to discuss the pros and cons of the Giants tarp off celebration from over the weekend. They also switch gears and discuss the Knicks sweep of the Cavs in the Eastern Conference Finals. 

Hour 1 - Copes and D-Pop dive into the Giants weekend of baseball including taking two of three from the White Sox, but then continue their struggles against the Diamondbacks on Monday. They also dive into the "tarps off" celebration, where male Giants fans take their shirts off in celebration. This sparked fans to weigh in to discuss if they should be celebrating while the team is still under .500.   

Marcus Thompson joins the show to discuss the Thunder and Spurs Western Conference Finals matchup and the possibiliy of Jason Kidd accepting an Assistant Coach roll with the Warriors       

Kylen Mills joins the show to dive into the latest struggles of the Giants, discussing the team's inability to score runs and the impact it's having on the pitching staff. They also touch on the bullpen's woes, specifically the lack of a clear-cut closer and the pressure that comes with the role.  

Hour 4 - Copes and D-Pop discuss the TV show Survivor, and how Copes might have a chance to compete on the show. They also discuss the importance of not spoiling surprises, especially when it comes to TV shows and movies. Adam shares a funny story about spoiling the ending of the movie Scooby Doo for his family, and d Pop shares a story about spoiling the ending of the TV show Breaking Bad for his mom. The conversation then shifts to the world of baseball, where the hosts discuss the Giants' current season and the team's struggles with inconsistency. 

Hour 3 -- Copes and D-Pop discuss the Giants' decision to call up Victor Bericoto, and speculate on the potential corresponding move that might be made to accommodate him on the roster. They also touch on the latest news from the 49ers, including George Kittle's injury timeline and the possibility of his return to the field. Additionally, they share some fun tidbits from around the sports world, including a discussion on Joey Chestnut's recent run-in with the law and the latest on the Godfather sequel.  

John Shea joins the show and dives into the Bryce Eldridge situation and if the Giants should send him down for more playing time. He also discusses the bullpen issues and who could step up in the closer roll. John Shea also discusses his experiences interviewing Willie Mays and learning about the legendary player's life, both on and off the field.   

Hour 1 -- Copes and D-Pop discuss the latest Giants transactions including promoting Outfielder Victor Berricoto to the active roster. They are later joined by John Shea of The SF Standard to break down the Giants roster moves and what the Giants should do with their rotation. 

Rich Aurilia breaks down the Giants recent performance, highlighting the areas that need improvement. He discusses the bullpen's inability to find a consistent closer and the lineup's inability to string together hits. He also touches on the team's decision to keep Bryce Eldridge on the roster, despite his struggles, and the potential benefits of sending him down to the minors to get more playing time.  

Sam Amick of The Athletic joins the show to break down the NBA Conference Finals. He also gives his thoughts on the Mavericks firing Jason Kidd.   

Hour 4 -- The guys give you a Sound Soiree where Buck Showalter explains why he was only on Seinfeld once. Donte Whitner explains why he is looking forward to the 49ers and Vikings matchup. The guys also give you another rendition of Dear Derek, where fans all over the world send letters to Derek asking for his advice. . 

Hour 3 -- Danny's Double Dips where Danny asks Copes and D-Pop 5 questions about recent sports topics. They also dive back into the Giants struggles with Rich Aurilia former Giant and current analyst at NBC Sports 

Hour 2 -- The guys continue to break down the Giants struggles, and take phone calls from frustrated fans. They are later joined by Sam Amick of The Athletic to break down the NBA Conference Finals.     

Hour 1 -- The Giants' struggles continue, and the frustration is palpable. Copes and D-Pop delve into the aftermath of Buster Posey's interview with Murph and Markus, where he failed to provide clear answers about the team's plan and direction. They expand the details of the interview, discussing the lack of transparency and the team's mishandling of Bryce Elder's situation.   .

The Giants' front office is under the microscope, and it's not just the team's 20-30 record that's got fans talking. In this episode of the Giants Executive Show, Murph & Markus are joined by the man in charge, Giants President of Baseball Operations, Buster Posey. He's got a unique perspective on the team's struggles, and he's not afraid to share it. Buster Posey joined us to discuss the team's disappointing start to the season, and what he's doing to turn things around. We talked about the team's lack of fight and grit, and whether it's a mental or physical issue. He also weighed in on the handling of young players like Bryce Eldridge and Patrick Bailey, and what the team's plan is for the rest of the season. Plus, we got his take on the bullpen and the team's decision to go with a closer by committee approach. One of the biggest topics of discussion was the trade that sent Patrick Bailey to another team, and what it means for the Giants' future. Buster shared his thoughts on the decision, and how it fits into the team's overall plan. We also talked about the team's farm system and the potential for some exciting young players to make an impact this season.

The Giants' struggles continue, the guys are joined by Andrew Baggarly to talk all about it, and what the plan is for Bryce Eldridge. 

Hour 2 --The Giants' struggles continue, and fans are getting frustrated. Copes and D-Pop continue to take calls on the team, and discuss what to do with Bryce Eldridge. They are later joined by Andrew Baggarly of the athletic to discuss where the Giants go after falling 10 games under .500

Hour 1 - The guys recap the Diamondbacks sweep of the Giants, including the heart-breaking walk off home run last night, and what to do with Bryce Eldridge going forward. 

Garry St. Jean joins the show to discuss the NBA Conference Finals, and discussed how or if the Warriors can get back to that level of basketball with Steph Curry and Steve Kerr. 

Former Giants reliever and closer, Sergio Romo, joins the show to break down the Giants bullpen struggles this season and why it is important to have defined roles as relievers going into the season. 

Hour 4 -- Sound Soiree featuring Bob Brenly saying that the Giants mess around too much. Draymond Green talks about how the NBA has a leak issue when it comes to awards like the MVP. Michael Wilbon talks about Aaron Rodgers and why he is irrelevant now. 

Hour 3 -- The guys give an NBA Grab Bag discussing Dave Flemming's new Baseball gig on Sunday's, plus the NFL got JSN's offensive player of the year trophy wrong by giving him a defensive player award. The guys also touch on Bryce Eldridges' playing time and if it would benefit him to go back to Triple A to get more playing time.