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Michael Baribault & Nate Littlefield take calls from fans and discuss the A's 9-6 win over the San Francisco Giants in the finale of a three-game series from Oracle Park in San Francisco. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Johnny Doskow and Ken Korach preview game two of the Athletics and Giants from Oracle Park. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Baribault & Nate Littlefield take calls from fans and discuss the A's 2-1 loss to the San Francisco Giants from Oracle Park in the second of a three-game series. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's Thursday, June 25th, A.D. 2026. This is The Worldview in 5 Minutes heard on 140 radio stations and at www.TheWorldview.com.  I'm Adam McManus. (Adam@TheWorldview.com) By Jonathan Clark and Adam McManus Cuban Communists keep sick Protestant pastor imprisoned Christian Solidarity Worldwide reports a Protestant pastor remains in prison in Cuba amid concerns for his health. Pastor Alexis Padrón Lorenzo leads the Communion in Faith Church in Havana. Authorities detained him on June 10, physically abused him during interrogation, and blocked family members from contacting him. This happened after Lorenzo expressed opposition to the country's communist system.  Please pray for our persecuted brothers and sisters in Christ in Cuba. The country is ranked 24th on the Open Doors World Watch List of the most oppressive countries worldwide for Christians. Write a polite, 2-sentence note of objection to Cuba's top diplomat: Lianys Torres Rivera, Cuban Consulate, 2639 16th Street NW, Washington DC, 20009. Rubio urges new Columbian president to end illegal immigration to U.S. As The Worldview reported on June 23rd, the citizens of the South American country of Colombia narrowly elected conservative Abelardo De La Espriella, who was Trump-endorsed, over left-wing candidate Iván Cepeda.  De La Espriella promised a crackdown on crime.  g the election, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio posted, “The Trump Administration looks forward to working closely with your incoming administration to advance regional security cooperation, end illegal immigration to the United States, and strengthen our economic ties.” Daniel 2:21 reminds us that God “changes the times and the seasons; He removes kings and raises up kings.” Biden's illegal immigration drove up housing costs In the United States, a recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas found illegal migration under the Biden administration drove up housing costs. The report estimates that unauthorized immigrant worker flows explain  about 30% of the total growth in house prices and 20% of total growth in rents.  Listen to comments last year by Vice President J.D. Vance on the subject. VANCE: “When we talk about housing and why costs are so high, we don't talk enough about demand. One of the drivers of increased housing demand, we know, is that we've got a lot of people over the last four years who have come into the country illegally.” Four years since Roe v. Wade overturned: Pro-life laws in 19 states Four years ago, on June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. The ruling said the U.S. Constitution does not include a right to abortion. It also handed regulation of abortion to individual states. Since then, 19 states have passed anti-abortion laws. Thirteen states ban abortions in most cases. Four states ban abortions at 6 weeks of pregnancy. And two states ban them at 12 weeks. Trump ends sexually explicit school teen programs The Daily Signal reports that the Trump administration will cut funding to many teenage pregnancy prevention programs in schools this week. The Department of Health and Human Services reviewed Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program grants. It decided to terminate most of them, ending $67 million in grants.  The administration described the grants from the Biden-era as “medically inaccurate,” “age-inappropriate,” and “sexually explicit.” U.S., Mexico, & Canada Bible societies share Christ during World Cup Bible societies are using the 2026 World Soccer Cup to engage millions of fans with Scripture. The United States, Canada, and Mexico are hosting the event. So, the American Bible Society, the Mexican Bible Society, and the Canadian Bible Society are promoting Bibles, devotionals, and evangelistic booklets.  Christian Daily International notes, “These efforts reflect a broader trend among Bible societies worldwide. As major global events attract billions of viewers, organizations are increasingly developing resources that connect Scripture with cultural moments and reach people who may not normally engage with churches or religious programs.” For example, Living Waters, founded by Evangelist Ray Comfort, has printed 2 million copies of the 2026 World Cup million-dollar bill tract available for free when you cover the shipping. They are an effective tool because there is: Instant curiosity: People pick it up and ask questions Natural transition: From “World Cup” to The Cup of Grace Clear Gospel message: Simple, direct, and memorable And it's easy to share: Great for friends, coworkers, and public outreaches Visit the website: www.LivingWaters.com/WorldCup Major League Baseball no longer requires Christian players to support perversion And finally, Major League Baseball recently announced it will not require players to wear uniforms that promote sexually perverted lifestyles.  The issue arose after three San Francisco Giants players added Bible verses to the Rainbow Homosexual Pride caps which they were initially required to wear. Republican Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri posted a letter from the Commissioner of Major League Baseball. Hawley wrote, “The Major Leage Baseball Commissioner writes to me and admits they were wrong to threaten the Giants players over Bible verses and promises never to fine or discipline these players -- or any players for their religious beliefs.” Several San Francisco Giants Christian pitchers — Landen Roupp, Ryan Walker, and J.T. Brubaker  — referenced Genesis chapter 9 on their hats about the true meaning of the rainbow. In verses 14 and 15, God said, “It shall be, when I bring a cloud over the Earth, that the rainbow shall be seen in the cloud; and I will remember My covenant which is between Me and you and every living creature of all flesh; the waters shall never again become a flood to destroy all flesh.” Landon Roup was asked about his hand-written Scripture on his cap at a press conference. ROUP: “God's covenant, and a promise that He makes to us, that His faithfulness and His mercy. It's kind of something I believe in. I stand firm in that.” Amusingly, Cyd Ziegler, the homosexual co-founder of OutSports, was enraged by the Scripture the Christian pitchers had added to the hats. ZIEGLER: “It defaced the Pride Rainbow with a Bible verse telling the LGBT community that they do not own the rainbow, that God owns the rainbow.” Mr. Ziegler, I've got news for you.  God does own the rainbow! Send a two-sentence thank you note to Robert Manfred, Major League Baseball Commissioner, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10020. And send a 2-sentence thank you note to Landen Roupp for his Christian witness and outspokeness. San Francisco Giants, Oracle Park. 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco, CA 94107. Close And that's The Worldview on this Thursday, June 25th, in the year of our Lord 2026. Subscribe for free by Spotify, Amazon Music, or by iTunes or email to our unique Christian newscast at www.TheWorldview.com.  Plus, you can get the Generations app through Google Play or The App Store. I'm Adam McManus (Adam@TheWorldview.com). Seize the day for Jesus Christ.

In a candid conversation, Giants President and CEO Larry Baer shares his thoughts on the team's recent Pride Night controversy, the state of the season, and the future of the franchise. This episode is a must-listen for any Giants fan looking for insight into the inner workings of the team.The Giants have been at the forefront of LGBTQ+ inclusivity in baseball for over three decades, and Baer emphasizes that their commitment to creating a welcoming experience for all fans remains unchanged. However, the team's handling of Pride Night this year sparked controversy, and Baer acknowledges that they could have done things better. He expresses his commitment to continuing conversations with the LGBTQ+ community and moving forward in a positive direction.Baer also discusses the recent drama surrounding Rafael Devers, who refused to come out of the game in Miami, and how it was quickly and effectively addressed by the team. He credits Devers and Tony Vitello for resolving the issue and moving forward. Additionally, Baer talks about the team's trade deadline and the possibility of making significant changes to the roster.In this episode, Baer shares his thoughts on the team's current struggles, the importance of the farm system, and the potential for a rebuild. He also discusses the possibility of hosting the 2028 All-Star Game at Oracle Park and the team's commitment to giving fans a great experience. If you're a Giants fan looking for insight into the team's future, this episode is a must-listen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a candid conversation, Giants President and CEO Larry Baer shares his thoughts on the team's recent Pride Night controversy, the state of the season, and the future of the franchise. This episode is a must-listen for any Giants fan looking for insight into the inner workings of the team.The Giants have been at the forefront of LGBTQ+ inclusivity in baseball for over three decades, and Baer emphasizes that their commitment to creating a welcoming experience for all fans remains unchanged. However, the team's handling of Pride Night this year sparked controversy, and Baer acknowledges that they could have done things better. He expresses his commitment to continuing conversations with the LGBTQ+ community and moving forward in a positive direction.Baer also discusses the recent drama surrounding Rafael Devers, who refused to come out of the game in Miami, and how it was quickly and effectively addressed by the team. He credits Devers and Tony Vitello for resolving the issue and moving forward. Additionally, Baer talks about the team's trade deadline and the possibility of making significant changes to the roster.In this episode, Baer shares his thoughts on the team's current struggles, the importance of the farm system, and the potential for a rebuild. He also discusses the possibility of hosting the 2028 All-Star Game at Oracle Park and the team's commitment to giving fans a great experience. If you're a Giants fan looking for insight into the team's future, this episode is a must-listen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Johnny Doskow and Ken Korach preview game one of the Athletics and Giants from Oracle Park. They were joined by Martín Gallegos, Mike Aldrete, and Mark Kotsay. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Michael Baribault & Nate Littlefield take phone calls from fans & discuss the A's 3-1 loss to the San Francisco Giants in the first of a three-game series from Oracle Park in San Francisco. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steiny & Guru debate whether or not Rafael Devers should facetiously not want his bobblehead at Oracle Park this Saturday. Do the Giants need to start looking at their players, coaches, or management?!

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss the United States soccer team's World Cup Victory over Australia. Later, they're joined by ESPN senior baseball writer Jesse Rogers to discuss his latest article about the Giants, their big contracts and what they could do to run it back next season. In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs contemplate the many issues they have with Father's Day, and how they could be resolved. They also spend time discussing Friday night's Giants' Pride Night at Oracle Park and why it's become a national news story. In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs are joined by MLS Apple TV analyst Jamie Watson to discuss all things USA Soccer, including the World Cup group win over Australia today. Later, they play higher or lower with Dibs! In Hour 4, Willard and Dibs discuss the Brandon Aiyuk-San Francisco 49ers saga before being joined by Golden State Valkyries play-by-play broadcaster Kevin Danna to preview tonight's game.

In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs contemplate the many issues they have with Father's Day, and how they could be resolved. They also spend time discussing Friday night's Giants' Pride Night at Oracle Park and why it's become a national news story.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss another strong showing at Oracle Park this weekend in terms of attendance and fan atmosphere. What could the Giants do to lose that support from the fans? They still seem to be showing up regardless. They also propose the question of if the Giants are actually trying to win. Later, they revisit the Rafael Devers trade on the one-year anniversary of the deal.

Steiny & Guru discuss a Warriors hypothetical that could bring in TWO big boys and also discuss what Landen Roupp did and said on Saturday at Oracle Park.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss the hgh they're still on following the San Francisco Giants' come-from-behind victory in yesterday's game, where Bryce Eldridge launched a walk-off grand slam to beat the Washington Nationals 11-10 at Oracle Park to avoid a sweep. They also discuss the WILD Game 4 comeback by the New York Knicks over the San Antonio Spurs. They're joined by New York Post and MLB Network insider Jon Heyman to chat about the Giants, Eldridge, Tony Vitello, the trade deadline and more! In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs ponder whether or not the face of the franchise needs to be homegrown. They later discuss Logan Webb's availability at the MLB trade deadline, and if the Giants should listen to offers on the All-Star right-hander. At the end of the segment, Willard shares his father's ideal lineup for the Giants. In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs discuss Willard's father's starting lineup suggestions, along with where they were when Kobe Bryant passed away in 2020. They also break down whether Warriors fans would embrace LeBron.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss the hgh they're still on following the San Francisco Giants' come-from-behind victory in yesterday's game, where Bryce Eldridge launched a walk-off grand slam to beat the Washington Nationals 11-10 at Oracle Park to avoid a sweep. They also discuss the WILD Game 4 comeback by the New York Knicks over the San Antonio Spurs. They're joined by New York Post and MLB Network insider Jon Heyman to chat about the Giants, Eldridge, Tony Vitello, the trade deadline and more!

In Hour 4, Joe Shasky joins Willard & Dibs to break down his experience at Oracle Park this afternoon. The guys then take callers who were at the ballpark -- some who left early, and some who didn't.

In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs continue to bask in the glory of Bryce Eldridge's WALK-OFF GRAND SLAM in the ninth to defeat the Washington Nationals. They trailed 9-1 entering the seventh inning and came from behind to win the game. They also listen to Joe Shasky's reaction of the homer

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley break down the Golden State Warriors' offseason plans and whether the Dubs will try to bring in Giannis from the Bucks and LeBron from the Lakers. They're joined by Marc Spears in the middle of the hour to break down the NBA finals and more of the Dubs' offseason plan. In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs announce their plans for the NBA Draft Special on June 23 at Laughing Monk in San Francisco. They also react to Bryce Eldridge's extremely hot start, leading Dave Flemming to tell the Morning Roast that he could soon be one of the more impactful hitters in ALL of baseball. Also, can Rafael Devers be a fit in San Francisco long term with Eldridge's emergence? At the end of the segment, they react to Eldridge's EPIC WALK OFF GRAND SLAM to lead the Giants past the Nationals In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs continue to bask in the glory of Bryce Eldridge's WALK-OFF GRAND SLAM in the ninth to defeat the Washington Nationals. They trailed 9-1 entering the seventh inning and came from behind to win the game. In Hour 4, Joe Shasky joins Willard & Dibs to break down his experience at Oracle Park this afternoon. The guys then take callers who were at the ballpark -- some who left early, and some who didn't.

In Hour 2, Willard & Dibs continue breaking down whether Logan Webb should've been pulled out of last night's Giants' loss against the Nationals at Oracle Park -- and if he even wanted to be pulled? It's a valid question, and the guys ponder the answer.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley break down the San Francisco Giants' 4-3 loss to the Washington Nationals last night. It was a rough one for Tony Vitello, and essentially every move blew up in the rookie manager's face. One of them was taking the ball from ace right-hander Logan Webb after he threw eight strong innings of one-run ball. The guys break down the decision, and if Webb is even happy in San Francisco. In Hour 2, Willard & Dibs continue breaking down whether Logan Webb should've been pulled out of last night's Giants' loss against the Nationals at Oracle Park -- and if he even wanted to be pulled? It's a valid question, and the guys ponder the answer. In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs are joined by former MLB infielder and current Washington Nationals analyst Kevin Frandsen to discuss the Giants-Nationals series, along with criticisms of first-year manager Tony Vitello and the team's handling of Bryce Eldridge. At the end of the hour, they react to the new Instagram video published by San Francisco 49ers' WR Brandon Aiyuk. In Hour 4, Willard and Dibs discuss the bridge that Brandon Aiyuk continues to burn with the 49ers, and if it's past a point of being replaceable. Later, they discuss the NBA Finals between the San Antonio Spurs and New York Knicks

The Washington Nationals pulled off one of their most dramatic wins of the 2026 season, rallying from a 3-1 deficit in the ninth inning to beat the San Francisco Giants 4-3 at Oracle Park. CJ Abrams delivered the biggest hit of the night, Dylan Lyle drove home the winning run, and James Wood once again showed why he's becoming one of baseball's brightest stars. Plus: • CJ Abrams' incredible clutch statistics • James Wood's wild trip around the bases • Dylan Lyle's game-winning RBI • Miles Mikolas dominates again • Concerns about Mitchell Parker's bullpen role • Are the Nationals becoming legitimate contenders? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Giants took two of three from the Cubs over the weekend, but it should have been a sweep. After clobbering seven homeruns in an 18-3 drubbing of the Cubs in game one, they traded extra-inning wins in the 10th. The second game was painful, as PCA hit the game-tying homer with two outs in the ninth. The Giants offense has exploded over the last 30 days, a stretch where they are the best in the majors for batting average, runs per game, doubles, OPS, and slugging, and second in homeruns. Almost comically, their walk rate still ranked at the bottom of the league. So, why did they have a losing month with such prodigious numbers? Well, many runs and hits were concentrated across just three games, and their pitching took a dive, being at or near the bottom in every statistical category. We'll be back in two weeks!@torturecastwww.torturecast.comfacebook.com/torturecast

The Giants have the third worst 63-game start in franchise history (1902 and 1943) and the worst in San Francisco history at 25-38, tied with the 1985 100-loss and 2017 98-loss teams. Despite the doom and gloom, the offense has come around as of late. Luis Arraez and Jung Hoo Lee have the third (.325) and fourth (.322) best batting averages in baseball, and as a team, are fourth in batting average (.256). They lead the league in doubles and grand slams, and Bryce Eldridge is flirting with .300. Casey Schmidt is looking like an All-Star, smacking his 13th homer (a new career high...in June) today. And, Logan Webb carried a no-hitter into the 7th in a 1-0 victory over the Brewers. That said, how will the Giants sell at the deadline? What can Buster Posey do at this point to improve the DNA of this team, especially as much of the team is now under his mold?www.torturecast.comfacebook.com/torturecast@torturecast

It's definitely not Razing Arizona, it's the other way around. The Giants have lost all 6 games against the Diamondbacks this year and 9 in a row, extending from last year. Their record stands at 22-34, the third worst record after 56 games in the 140 years of this franchise, and we are more than one-third into the season. The other Giants teams that were at or below the current record did not finish well. We are absolutely looking at a team that could lose 100 games for only the second time in franchise history. Who's to blame? Do the fans care? Should they break it down and rebuild? These are questions we didn't think we would ask. But, here we are. The TortureCast three break down their opinions of this club and what they should do going forward. www.torturecast.comfacebook.com/torturecast@torturecast

Willard & Dibs join Steiny & Guru on the Crossover to discuss Tony Vitello's season with the Giants, and Dave Flemming's recommendation on how he should handle the rest of the year as San Francisco's skipper. They also discuss whether Oracle Park dimensions should be changed. 

Hour 1: The Giants' Struggles Continue: A Midweek Review The San Francisco Giants are having a tough season, and it's not just the team's performance that's got fans worried. In this episode, Murph & Markus dive into the latest developments, including the team's struggles with triples alley, a part of the Oracle Park that's been a point of contention. They also discuss the team's pitching and defense, and how it's affecting their overall game. Murph & Markus discuss the recent game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, where the Giants' offense was shut down despite some impressive individual performances. They also touch on the topic of Bryce Eldridge, a 21-year-old prospect who's been making waves with his skills on the field. The hosts debate whether the team's management is doing enough to support Eldridge and other young players. One of the most talked-about topics in this episode is the team's decision to keep triples alley, a part of the park that's been criticized for being too deep. The hosts discuss the pros and cons of this decision and how it's affecting the team's game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Murph and Markus are back at it again, diving into the world of sports and sharing their unfiltered opinions on the latest topics. This week, they're discussing the age-old debate: should the Giants change the dimensions of Oracle Park's infamous triples alley? The guys weigh in on the pros and cons, with Murph sticking to his guns and Marcus presenting a compelling argument for a change. The conversation takes a turn when they're joined by Mike Krukow, who shares his thoughts on the matter. Mike explains that the ballpark's unique dimensions make it challenging for hitters, but also notes that the Giants have had success with the current layout with their pitching. He also touches on the recent performance of Bryce Eldridge and the team's struggles with pitching and defense as their slide below .500 continues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Giants' struggles continue, and this episode of the podcast is a must-listen for any baseball fan. The team's woes have been well-documented, but what's behind their recent slump? This episode delves into the intricacies of Oracle Park's unique dimensions and how they're affecting the team's performance. Murph & Markus are joined by a Mike Krukow to discuss the challenges of hitting in this ballpark and how the Giants can adjust their strategy to overcome them. The conversation touches on the topic of triples alley, a phenomenon that's been plaguing the Giants all season. The speaker's guest shares their insights on how the ballpark's design and the wind patterns affect the game, and how the team can adapt to these conditions. They also discuss the importance of the Giants' bullpen and the role of Keaton Winn, who's been impressing with his performances. The Giants' struggles are not just about the team's performance on the field, but also about the mental aspect of the game. The speaker's guest highlights the importance of confidence and humility in a player's development, and how these traits can make or break a player's career. They also discuss the team's rotation and the challenges of managing a six-man rotation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: The Sports Leader's Murph and Markus are back at it, bringing the heat in their latest episode. This time around, they're discussing the San Francisco 49ers' offseason moves, including the signing of wide receiver Mike Evans. The guys dive into the details of Evans' impressive career and what he brings to the table for the 49ers. They also touch on the team's draft picks and what their potential impact can be this upcoming season. The conversation takes a turn when the guys discuss the 49ers' roster construction, specifically their lack of speed and the dimensions of Oracle Park, which they believe makes it a doubles yard. They also weigh in on the team's pitching and defense, and whether they have what it takes to make a deep run in the playoffs. Meanwhile, Larry Krueger joins the show to talk about the 49ers' upcoming OTA's and the biggest storyline of the camp: the return of Mike Evans and the chemistry between him and quarterback Brock Purdy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: The Giants' Struggles Continue: A Midweek Review The San Francisco Giants are having a tough season, and it's not just the team's performance that's got fans worried. In this episode, Murph & Markus dive into the latest developments, including the team's struggles with triples alley, a part of the Oracle Park that's been a point of contention. They also discuss the team's pitching and defense, and how it's affecting their overall game. Murph & Markus discuss the recent game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, where the Giants' offense was shut down despite some impressive individual performances. They also touch on the topic of Bryce Eldridge, a 21-year-old prospect who's been making waves with his skills on the field. The hosts debate whether the team's management is doing enough to support Eldridge and other young players. One of the most talked-about topics in this episode is the team's decision to keep triples alley, a part of the park that's been criticized for being too deep. The hosts discuss the pros and cons of this decision and how it's affecting the team's game.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: The Sports Leader's Murph and Markus are back at it, bringing the heat in their latest episode. This time around, they're discussing the San Francisco 49ers' offseason moves, including the signing of wide receiver Mike Evans. The guys dive into the details of Evans' impressive career and what he brings to the table for the 49ers. They also touch on the team's draft picks and what their potential impact can be this upcoming season. The conversation takes a turn when the guys discuss the 49ers' roster construction, specifically their lack of speed and the dimensions of Oracle Park, which they believe makes it a doubles yard. They also weigh in on the team's pitching and defense, and whether they have what it takes to make a deep run in the playoffs. Meanwhile, Larry Krueger joins the show to talk about the 49ers' upcoming OTA's and the biggest storyline of the camp: the return of Mike Evans and the chemistry between him and quarterback Brock Purdy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Giants' struggles continue, and this episode of the podcast is a must-listen for any baseball fan. The team's woes have been well-documented, but what's behind their recent slump? This episode delves into the intricacies of Oracle Park's unique dimensions and how they're affecting the team's performance. Murph & Markus are joined by a Mike Krukow to discuss the challenges of hitting in this ballpark and how the Giants can adjust their strategy to overcome them. The conversation touches on the topic of triples alley, a phenomenon that's been plaguing the Giants all season. The speaker's guest shares their insights on how the ballpark's design and the wind patterns affect the game, and how the team can adapt to these conditions. They also discuss the importance of the Giants' bullpen and the role of Keaton Winn, who's been impressing with his performances. The Giants' struggles are not just about the team's performance on the field, but also about the mental aspect of the game. The speaker's guest highlights the importance of confidence and humility in a player's development, and how these traits can make or break a player's career. They also discuss the team's rotation and the challenges of managing a six-man rotation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Murph and Markus are back at it again, diving into the world of sports and sharing their unfiltered opinions on the latest topics. This week, they're discussing the age-old debate: should the Giants change the dimensions of Oracle Park's infamous triples alley? The guys weigh in on the pros and cons, with Murph sticking to his guns and Marcus presenting a compelling argument for a change. The conversation takes a turn when they're joined by Mike Krukow, who shares his thoughts on the matter. Mike explains that the ballpark's unique dimensions make it challenging for hitters, but also notes that the Giants have had success with the current layout with their pitching. He also touches on the recent performance of Bryce Eldridge and the team's struggles with pitching and defense as their slide below .500 continues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dave Flemming joins The Roast to talk about the Giants struggles vs the Diamondbacks, why fans are still showing up to Oracle Park in a lost season, and why Tony Vitello needs to wear the losses less hard than he is.

In Hour 1 of Willard and Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss the weekend at Oracle Park for the San Francisco Giants, and the crazy "tarps off" trend that hit Oracle Park on Friday night. The Giants might've lost, but the fans are still behaving in a loyal manner. Is this a reason why they'll never rebuild? They're also joined by SF Chronicle Giants' beat reporter Shayna Rubin to discuss the atmosphere at the ballpark and the latest with the Giants' struggles in 2026. In Hour 2, Willard & Dibs break down whether the San Francisco Giants should be getting booed in their own home ballpark. They also unveil the Giants' starting lineup for tonight's game against the Arizona Diamondbacks, and react to Luis Arraez missing. In Hour 3, Willard & Dibs explain why the San Francisco Giants can't really fix their roster at this point in the season. They also quickly react to the arrest news of Packers' RB Josh Jacobs for a domestic violence-related incident. They then return to Giants talk to discuss why a rebuild shouldn't be in their future. In Hour 4, Willard & Dibs continue discussing the vibe-filled weekend at Oracle Park and Willard tries guessing the Giants' team leaders in several offensive categories.

In Hour 4, Willard & Dibs continue discussing the vibe-filled weekend at Oracle Park and Willard tries guessing the Giants' team leaders in several offensive categories.

In Hour 1 of Willard and Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss the weekend at Oracle Park for the San Francisco Giants, and the crazy "tarps off" trend that hit Oracle Park on Friday night. The Giants might've lost, but the fans are still behaving in a loyal manner. Is this a reason why they'll never rebuild? They're also joined by SF Chronicle Giants' beat reporter Shayna Rubin to discuss the atmosphere at the ballpark and the latest with the Giants' struggles in 2026. 

Munaf Manji and Dave Essler talk betting for Tuesday. Munaf Manji and Uncle Diamond Dave Essler are back after a Memorial Day reset and come loaded for one of the busiest Tuesdays of the spring. The Knicks swept Cleveland and are heading to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999, winning 11 straight in the postseason, but the real conversation is Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals where Oklahoma City hosts San Antonio with the series tied two games apiece. With Jalen Williams questionable and AJ Mitchell already ruled out for the Thunder, the market has slid from five and a half down to four and a half, and both hosts land squarely on the under, pointing to San Antonio's scoring trend through the series, OKC's need to slow the game down with a shorter bench, and the defensive intensity both teams have shown in every game after the first. Munaf drills into the second-half total as his preferred bet and flags De'Aaron Fox's rebounds-plus-assists at 9.5 on FanDuel as a prop worth targeting given what Fox has done in his two healthy games this series. From there the guys go deep on eight MLB games. Tampa Bay's Griffin Jax continues his surprising conversion from reliever to starter when the Rays visit Baltimore to face Shane Baz, a matchup that cuts both ways given each pitcher faced the other team in his immediately prior start. Spencer Strider returns to Fenway with Atlanta against Ranger Suarez and the Red Sox in a game both hosts think favors the Braves early and the over late once both bullpens get involved. Chase Burns takes a never-faced-the-Mets edge into Citi Field against David Peterson with Cincinnati firmly in the NL Central race. Cam Schlittler, who owns a 1.04 road ERA and a .139 opponent average on the road this season, faces Bailey Falter in Kansas City in what becomes Dave's best bet, Yankees first five minus a half run. Munaf's best bet is the Cardinals-Brewers under four and a half in the first five innings with Michael McGreevy and Kyle Harrison both in elite form and zero familiarity working in favor of either offense. Jason Alexander goes for Houston in Arlington the night after the Rangers threw a combined no-hitter, with both hosts liking the Texas team total over. Emerson Hancock and Luis Severino bring their home-road split drama to West Sacramento, and Eduardo Rodriguez faces Tyler Mahle at Oracle Park in an over-or-under debate shaped entirely by the park's dimensions and a 22-mile-per-hour wind blowing out. Use promo code PLAYOFFS20 at Pregame.com for 20 percent off any package before tonight's deadline. Early bird NFL packages are live and the Hall of Fame game is 72 days away. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Griffin Warner talks betting for Tuesday. Griffin Warner returns with the May 26 edition of What I Bet on the Straight Outta Vegas AM pregame.com podcast feed, covering a critical NHL elimination game and a full 13-game MLB slate in one of the busiest betting days of the early summer. On the ice, Griffin explains why he is not buying the Colorado Avalanche as road favorites against the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 4 of the Western Conference Final. The Avs fell 5-3 in Game 3 and now trail 3-0, with Nathan MacKinnon's knee injury after blocking a shot adding serious uncertainty to Colorado's roster situation. Cale Makar returned from his own upper-body absence but Griffin says he never looked fully himself, and the backhand goal from Tomas Hertl that extended Vegas's lead was the moment that defined the game. Golden Knights minus 102 is his play. On the baseball side, Griffin works through every matchup on the board, starting with the Washington Nationals and Cade Cavalli against the Cleveland Guardians and Joey Cantillo, leaning Cleveland at minus 130. He covers the Tampa Bay Rays and Griffin Jax against a bullpen game, with former Rays righty Shane Baz, now an Oriole, having pitched well against Tampa recently, and finds value in the under on total first five at plus 100. He leans to Keider Montero and the under in Detroit against the Angels and Jack Kochanowicz, backs Boston and Ranger Suarez plus 100 over Spencer Strider and the Braves because Strider still needs to prove his return from elbow surgery is complete, monitors Sandy Alcantara and Miami against the Blue Jays and Braydon Fisher in a bullpen game, and sides with the Mets and David Peterson over the Reds and Chase Burns in a battle where plus money is simply too attractive to ignore. Kyle Harrison has been one of the most dominant pitchers in baseball since joining Milwaukee from Boston and Griffin respects him enormously but cannot pay minus 170. He leans under on Cam Schlittler and the Yankees against Kansas City and Bailey Falter after recounting how Lucas Erceg's blown save on a misplaced slider to Anthony Volpe cost him a two-unit win the night before. Joe Ryan and the Twins draw plus money from Sean Burke and the White Sox, making the under on seven and a half the natural lean. The Houston Astros no-hit Texas on Monday and Griffin reads that as a direct statement on how poorly the Rangers have been hitting and how difficult Globe Life Field plays, leaning under against Jack Leiter. Aaron Nola and the Phillies get the nod over Randy Vasquez and the Padres after Vasquez was scratched Monday and slid into Tuesday's spot. Emerson Hancock and Luis Severino shape up as a low-scoring Sacramento game, Eduardo Rodriguez and Tyler Mahle figure to keep it quiet at Oracle Park, and there is simply no case for backing Kyle Freeland and the Rockies at plus 206 in Los Angeles against Eric Lauer's Dodger debut. Griffin's Best Bet is the Pittsburgh Pirates and Braxton Ashcraft at minus 125 over the Cubs and Jordan Wicks, who is making his first big-league start of the season after being recalled from Triple-A Iowa following a stint on the IL. Use promo code ERA20 at pregame.com for 20 percent off through May 31. Follow Griffin on all social media at Real_G_Warner and find the show on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, and pregame.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How are we felling about the way things are being celebrated at Oracle Park this season?

The San Francisco Giants should NEVER rebuild, especially a weekend after the one they just had at Oracle Park, when over 156,000 people attended across four games. Willard and Dibs discuss!

It was a wild weekend at Oracle Park full of Giants' fans who didn't seem the care about their team being several games under .500. Willard and Dibs break down the lively weeked, and "tarps off" trend hitting the ballpark on Friday night.

San Francisco Chronicle Giants' beat reporter Shayna Rubin joins Willard & Dibs to break down the electric atmosphere at Oracle Park over the weekend, why the team's big contracts are a big reason why their struggles are amplified and Bryce Eldridge's development.

“Giants Talk” hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic break down San Francisco's series against the White Sox and react to the unique atmosphere at Oracle Park. -- (2:20) - Quick look around the league - remembering former Giants (5:15) - Initial reactions to series win over White Sox (13:40) - Can Casey Schmitt be the all-star the Giants need? (18:20) - Recapping Sunday's win: Robbie Ray struggles again (21:50) - Giants injury updates: Heliot Ramos and Jung Hoo Lee (23:10) - Reacting to the tarps off at Oracle Park (30:10) - Fan mailbag questions (55:00) - Zack Minasian interview   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Marty and "The Professor" Ron Wotus talking ball before the series finale vs White Sox on coaching 3rd base like old times, the bright sun at Oracle Park and much moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AZ Republic's Nick Piecoro joins the Giants Warmup show with Bill Laskey on the 2026 D-Backs team and previewing the Giants-Diamondbacks series next week at Oracle ParkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marty and "The Professor" Ron Wotus talking ball before the series finale vs White Sox on coaching 3rd base like old times, the bright sun at Oracle Park and much moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Willie Dills graces the mic to recap the last several series of Giants baseball. This team has been testing our patience, and when they perform well (like, vs LA and Oakland), we think maybe they're coming out of it, but then they fall back into their regular pattern of no offense and soul-crushing endings like last night's 2-out walk off vs Arizona. Willie covers a bit of the trade of Patrick Bailey to the Guardians, Rafael Devers struggles, Adames underperformance, and the fact that Casey Schmitt is the Giants best player. Maybe baseball in the 1880s is more entertaining than Giants baseball right now. They are 6-6 in their last 12, but that's not going to pull them out of their hole in the National League, sitting at 20-29 with the 4th-worst record in MLB. Listen and commiserate with Willie.www.torturecast.comfacebook.com/torturecast@torturecast

Have you ever thought about your dream second act? Something you enjoy doing and you imagine what it would be like to run a fun business where you'd love to be a customer? Most of us wake up the next day and forget about that dream or talk ourselves out of it quick. This month's guest, Pat Belding is actually doing it. In his mid-sixties, he's running Frankie's Sports bar in San Francisco. Quite a change from owning and operating his high tech marketing company. Rather than dealing with Fortune 100 companies like 3M, Cisco and Google, he's behind the bar (managing a team of 20 employees, dealing with food and beverage vendors and keeping the bathrooms clean) while serving San Francisco Giants fans beer, cocktails and great food before and after games. And he's loving it!  Pat is pushing way beyond his comfort zone. Three years ago, with no prior experience in the food and beverage industry, he started helping out at Frankie's, a cool sports bar on the South Beach marina. It's located just a stone's throw away from Oracle Park, where the SF Giants play. Frankie's, originally named the "Java Hut", has a special history--it's the Embarcadero's oldest operating eatery for over a century.  His story is inspirational. Told with humor and humility. A true (un)retirement success story! • More about Pat Belding: https://www.linkedin.com/in/patbelding  • More about Frankie's Sports Bar: https://www.frankiessf.com • Episode Content: https://pickleballmediahq.com/blog/pat-belding-interview-operating-a-sports-bar-in-retirement  • Sponsored by Capital Advantage: https://capitaladvantage.com/promotion/retirement-planning-guide  • Sponsored by How to Retire and Not Die Video Series: https://howtoretireandnotdie.com  • Subscribe to the the I Used to be Somebody Newsletter: https://pickleballmediahq.com/contact/subscribe 

Hutt and Chad dive into the mounting tension at Oracle Park. After a staggering 13-3 loss to the Pirates, Tony Vitello didn't hide behind coach-speak. We break down his viral "What would you do?" response to the fans' boos and discuss whether his blunt transparency is the wake-up call the Giants need or a sign of a locker room on the brink. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices