Dirty Work

The guys are joined by Sharks Forward Will Smith. They dive into the team's season, discussing the Sharks' push for the playoffs and Will's personal growth as a player. Will shares his experience overcoming an injury and how it's affected his game. The conversation also touches on the team's young core and their promising future. 

Matt Vasgersian shares his thoughts on the upcoming MLB season, discussing the Giants' chances with new manager Tony Vitello and the team's roster moves. He also weighs in on the Padres' potential regression and the Phillies' strong lineup. Additionally, Matt talks about the importance of Rafael Devers' performance for the Giants. 

Hour 4: Sound Soiree kicks off with a discussion about Navarro Bowman's iconic "pick of the stick" play, where he shares the story behind his game-changing move. Barry Sanders sound about his favorite NFL offense, and Conan O'Brien talks about his infamous "Walker, Texas Ranger" bit. Plus, they delve into the wild story of Afroman's defamation lawsuit against the police department.

Hour 3; Copes and D-Pop put their friendship to the test with Newlywed game, Dirty Work style. They dive into each other's personal lives, answering questions about everything from karaoke beef to favorite baseball players. Plus the guys give their thoughts on the passing of Chuck Norris. 

Copes and D-Pop live from Jack's Restaurant in Newark, where they're enjoying some delicious wings and March Madness. The guys chat with Will Smith of the San Jose Sharks about the team's recent tough loss to Buffalo and what's next for the Sharks. They also discuss the Giants' roster moves, including the optioning of Bryce Eldridge, and the upcoming Opening Day game against the Yankees with MLB Networks Matt Vasgersian. 

Copes and D-Pop dive into the latest news on Trent Williams and the San Francisco 49ers. They discuss the team's decision not to exercise the $10 million option on Williams' contract, and what it means for his future with the team. 

Copes and D-Pop discuss the latest NBA news with Sam Amick, of the Athletic. They dive into the situation with the Detroit Pistons' Cade Cunningham, who's dealing with a serious condition that may keep him out for the rest of the season. They also discuss the NBA's expansion plans, including the potential addition of two new teams, and the impact on the league's schedule and talent distribution. Additionally, they touch on the Giannis Antetokounmpo situation with the Milwaukee Bucks and the Warriors' interest in trading for him.

Copes and D-Pop dive into the world of sports and pop culture. They kick off the Sound Soiree with a hilarious story about Afroman, who took on the police department in a defamation lawsuit and came out victorious. The guys also discuss the Warriors' young foundation pieces, and Jaylen Brown's astrology story. 

Hour 3: Copes and D-Pop discuss whether or not Trent Williams will get a bump in pay from the 49ers, or if there is a chance they can trade him. Eno Sarris joins the show to talk all things baseball and preview the Giants 2026 season and how they matchup in the NL West. 

Copes and D-Pop dive into the world of Disney princesses, discussing who's the ultimate "dirty work" story. They debate the merits of Cinderella, Mulan, and other iconic princesses, considering their challenges and hardships. The guys also tackle the topic of NBA expansion, Biggest trade regrets, and more on Danny's Double Dips. 

Hour 1: Copes and D-Pop discuss the first wave of the March Madness games including Siena nearly upsetting Duke. They also dive into the greatest Cinderella stories of all-time like the "We Believe" Warriors.

Hour 3: Copes and D-Pop with a Sound Soiree with sounds from Venezuela's win over Team USA in the WBC finals. Justice delos Santos joins the show to break down Giants Spring Training and areas they still need to improve in heading into the 2026 season. 

The guys dive into the San Jose Sharks' season, discussing their chances of making the playoffs. They weigh in on the team's impressive young talent, including Macklin Celebrini. The guys also touch on the Sharks' schedule, which looks relatively easy compared to other teams in the league. They debate whether a playoff appearance is a must for a successful season for the Giants.

Hour 1: Copes and D-Pop recap the WBC and debate if it means more to win the WBC or the World Series. They also discuss the Giants 8 inning loss to the Dodgers 5-1. 

George Kittle shares thoughts on Brandon Aiyuk, Mike Evans, and Dre Greenlaw; The "Sound Soiree" featuring Steve Kerr, Maxx Crosby and Conan O'Brien, and we put the show to bed

Tim's Takes dive into the world of March Madness, discussing the excitement and unpredictability of the NCAA tournament. They share their takes on the top teams, the Cinderella stories, and the bracket busters. The guys also touch on the NFL, discussing the 49ers' receiving corps and the impact of injuries on the team's performance.

Steve Kerr nets win #600; we discuss the greatest coaches of all time and debate who should be on the Mount Rushmore of Bay Area coaches. From Bill Walsh to Steve Kerr, they break down the accomplishments and legacies of these iconic figures. They also touch on the Warriors' upcoming game against the Celtics and a big ole NBA Grab Bag.

Dirty Work is joined by Chris Rose, who shares his thoughts on the World Baseball Classic. Chris breaks down the tournament's growth and its impact on the sport, discussing the importance of timing and the challenges of balancing player commitments with the Classic's schedule. He also weighs in on the significance of the WBC for American baseball fans and the unique perspectives of international teams. Plus, Chris shares his insights on the San Francisco Giants' upcoming season and the team's new manager, Tony Vitello.

Dirty Work debates the World Baseball Classic (WBC) and its significance. They discuss the tournament's growth over the past 20 years, with Chris Rose joining the conversation to share his take on the WBC's impact on the sport. The guys also touch on the importance of patriotism and the complexities of rooting for international teams. Additionally, they discuss the San Francisco Giants' offseason moves and the challenges facing new manager Tony Vitello.

Dirty Work Hour 4 starts with a conversation about the WBC semi-finals, where they're rooting for Italy or Venezuela vs the US. The guys also discuss the return of Steph Curry, with Steve Kerr sharing his thoughts on the star player's injury. They also touch on the Washington Wizards, who are having a tough season, and the Oscars, where Conan O'Brien hosts a hilarious segment. Plus, a crap section to end the day.

In this episode, Matt Maiocco joins the show to discuss the latest 49ers news. They dive into the team's recent signings, including Mike Evans and Christian Kirk, and how it affects their wide receiver room. Matt shares his thoughts on the potential impact of these moves on the team's strategy and the possibility of addressing the wide receiver position in the draft. They also discuss the ongoing negotiations with Trent Williams and the potential for the 49ers to sign Joey Bosa.

Dirty Work chats San Jose Sharks' rising star, Macklin Celebrini, comparing him to hockey legends like Wayne Gretzky and Sidney Crosby. The guys also break down the 49ers' recent moves, including the signing of Christian Kirk and the potential addition of Joey Bosa. They're joined by 49ers insider Matt Maiocco, who shares his insights on the team's offseason strategy and the latest on Trent Williams' contract negotiations.

Dirty Work discusses  the similarities between Steph and his dad, Dell, and how they approach the game with Marcus Thompson of The Athletic. Marcus shares insights on Steph's mindset, discussing his love for the game and his desire to stay with the Warriors. They also touch on the topic of retirement, with Marcus weighing in on Steph's potential plans for the future. 

Dirty Work chats Oscars, where they share their thoughts on the winners and losers, including Michael B. Jordan's win for Best Actor. They also talk to Marcus Thompson about his interview with Steph Curry and his dad, Dell Curry, where they discuss Steph's potential retirement and his approach to the game. The conversation also touches on the similarities and differences between Steph and his dad, as well as the latest news in the sports world.

Dirty Work Hour 1 kicks off discussing the upcoming WBC finals and the introduction of the ABS system. They share their thoughts on the tournament, with Adam expressing his lack of excitement and Derek defending the event's growing popularity. The guys also discuss the Giants' roster, debating the potential impact of Raphael Devers and the team's bullpen.

Dirty Work Hour 3 - The 49ers are getting older: Are they headed towards Warriors' territory? Larry Krueger interview on the Free agent pickups and much more

FanGirl Sports' Tracy Sandler joins Dirty Work to breakdown the Mike Evans signing, along with the 49ers also getting Nate Hobbs and Dre Greenlaw on defense

Dirty Work Hour 2 - Logan Webb's biggest start of his career tonight vs Canada? Last night's Sharks win vs the Bruins and an interview with Tracy Sandler

Adam Caplan joins Dirty Work to discuss the Ravens backing off the Maxx Crosby deal, 49ers free agent signings and much more  

Dirty Work Hour 1 - 49ers making moves and improving the defense, the Rams looking to trade for AJ Brown and an interview with Adam Caplan

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.

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.

The Ravens back out of Maxx Crosby deal; the show reacts to the stunning news The guys break down the situation, discussing the potential reasons behind the Ravens' change of heart and the implications for the Raiders. They also take calls from listeners, hearing from fans with differing opinions on the matter. The conversation touches on the complexities of NFL trades, team dynamics, and the challenges of navigating player health and medical evaluations.

Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle breaks down the latest on Trent Williams and Mike Evans; he dives into the implications of these moves and what they mean for the 49ers' future. Eric shares his insights on the team's strategy and how it fits into their overall plan.

NFL free agency takes center stage as we are joined by Eric Branch of the San Francisco Chronicle to discuss the latest news on Mac Jones and Trent Williams. The guys also weigh in on the 49ers' signing of Mike Evans and what it means for the team's roster. With the NFL offseason in full swing, Adam and Derrek break down the implications of the 49ers' moves and what it says about their direction for the future.

The NBA Grab bag tackles the NBA's Magic City controversy, where a strip club promotion was canceled due to backlash a Cal State Bakersfield coaching staff scandal, involving an assistant coach accused of being a pimp. The guys also discuss the NFL, including Patrick Mahomes' potential return to the field and the Kansas City Chiefs' offseason moves. Additionally, they weigh in on the latest free agency news, including Trent Williams' potential departure from the San Francisco 49ers.

Rick Stroud, a Tampa Bay Times reporter who's covered the Buccaneers for years joins Dirty Work with his thoughts on Mike Evans' impressive career, his decision to leave the Buccaneers, and what he brings to the 49ers. Rick shares insights into Evans' leadership, work ethic, and community involvement, as well as his physicality and ability to make plays down the field. The guys also discuss how Evans' presence will impact the 49ers' offense and what it means for the team's future.

Adam Copeland and Derek Papa jump into the latest news on the 49ers, including the signing of Mike Evans. They're joined by Rick Stroud, a veteran sports journalist who's covered the Buccaneers for over 30 years. The guys discuss Evans' impressive career, his decision to leave Tampa, and what he brings to the 49ers. They also touch on the team's future, the impact of Evans' signing, and how it fits into the bigger picture. With Evans' arrival, the 49ers are looking to make a statement in the NFC West.