Podcasts about Oracle Park

“Giants Talk” hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic offer their honest analysis following San Francisco's disappointing 65-97 2026 MLB season.--(2:30) - Initial takeaways from the end of another disappointing season(16:20) - Logan Webb wins Willie Mac award(19:20) - Tony Vitello ejected again vs. Dodgers(25:35) - Dodgers fans take over Oracle Park(41:00) - Camilo Doval returns to San Francisco(46:40) - Cole, Alex offer their top 10 disappointments from the season Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

"The Professor" Ron Wotus joins Talkin' Baseball with Marty on this crazy Giants season & Mike Krukow retiring from the Giants broadcast booth today at Oracle ParkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"The Professor" Ron Wotus joins Talkin' Baseball with Marty on this crazy Giants season & Mike Krukow retiring from the Giants broadcast booth today at Oracle ParkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Petros and Tim Cates get you ready for a great sports weekend. The Padres celebrated at Dodger Stadium and their owner was vocal in their celebrating a wildcard berth. DVR with Vassegh LIVE from Oracle Park in SF. Secret Textoso Roundup.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Sax joins Giants Warmup with Bill Laskey before game 2 of the last series of the Giants season vs the Dodgers at Oracle ParkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: **Celebrating a Legend: Mike Krukow's Farewell Weekend** This weekend, the sports world is coming together to bid farewell to a broadcasting legend, Mike Krukow. As the Giants' beloved play-by-play announcer prepares to hang up his mic for the last time, the city of San Francisco is showing its appreciation for his incredible career. From the Gotham Club to the Oracle Park, the Giants' organization is throwing a weekend-long celebration to honor Krukow's dedication and passion for the game. This episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen as the host catches up with Krukow himself, reflecting on his remarkable journey from player to broadcaster. With a career spanning over four decades, Krukow shares stories of his time on the field and in the booth, highlighting the people and moments that made his career so special. From his teammates to his family, Krukow opens up about the love and respect that has defined his time with the Giants. The episode also touches on the current state of the 49ers, with a breaking news update on Nick Bosa's calf injury. The team's Pro Bowl defensive end is expected to miss a few weeks, leaving fans and analysts wondering what this means for his future. The host discusses the implications of Bosa's injury and how it affects the team's chances in the season. Join us as we celebrate Mike Krukow's incredible career and get the latest updates on the 49ers. Don't miss this special episode of The Sports Leader, where we're dropping the mic for Krukow and saying goodbye to a broadcasting legend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys throw down some major beer consumption at KNBR Beer Day at Oracle Park for the Giants/Twins yesterday, & Will Clark also joins the show to give tribute to Mike KrukowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: KNBR Beer Day at Oracle Park, Hear from Kyle Shanahan after Wednesday's practiceSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Sports Leader, the conversation is all about Cal football as the team prepares to take on Clemson in a highly anticipated matchup. The energy is palpable as the Golden Bears are expecting a sellout crowd and a thrilling game. But before we dive into the details, the hosts take a moment to appreciate the beautiful views of Oracle Park and the Bay Area.The discussion touches on the importance of getting the fan base excited about the team and the program. The general manager of Cal Football, Ron Rivera, shares his thoughts on the upcoming game and the challenges that lie ahead. He emphasizes the need to stay focused and not get distracted by external factors, much like the way he used to approach games as a coach. The hosts also bring up the topic of Clemson's struggles this season and how they might be affected by the pressure and expectations.Ron Rivera shares his insights on the Clemson program, highlighting the challenges they're facing in adapting to the new NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) policy. He notes that the team is trying to build their infrastructure to support this policy and find the right players to take them to the next level. The conversation also touches on the success of Cal alumni in the NFL, including Christian McCaffrey and Hezekiah Masses.This episode is a must-listen for any Cal football fan or anyone interested in the world of college sports. Join the conversation and hear Ron Rivera's thoughts on the upcoming game and the state of the Clemson program.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: This week on the podcast, the hosts are live from Oracle Park, celebrating KNBR Day with a special broadcast. They're joined by Ron Rivera, the general manager of Cal football, to talk about the team's upcoming game against Clemson. But first, they dive into some fun topics, including a hilarious conversation about Charles Haley and Joe Montana's legendary rivalry, and a colorful discussion about Malik Neighbors' NFL prospects. The hosts also discuss the challenges of playing in the NFL, where the game is faster and the competition is tougher. They share a funny anecdote about Malik Neighbors' comments on the NFL, where he compares it to college football. The hosts also talk about the importance of NIL programs in college football and how they can help build a team's infrastructure. Ron Rivera joins the conversation, sharing his insights on the Cal football team's upcoming game against Clemson. He discusses the team's strengths and weaknesses, and how they're preparing for the big game. The hosts also ask Ron about his time in Carolina and his thoughts on Christian McCaffrey's success in the NFL. The episode wraps up with a special tribute to Mike Krukow, a legendary broadcaster who's retiring after a long career with the Giants. The hosts chat with John Miller, another legendary broadcaster, about Mike's impact on the game and his unique style of broadcasting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: **KNBR Beer Day at Oracle Park** It's a day to remember at Oracle Park as the Giants celebrate KNBR Beer Day with special deals on tickets and beer. The guys are live on location, broadcasting from the ballpark, and they're excited to share the news with their listeners. But before they dive into the details, they take a moment to appreciate the importance of coffee, which they almost didn't have on hand this morning. Luckily, their engineer, Shane Tovin, came to the rescue, brewing a fresh pot in the press box. The guys discuss the significance of this day, which marks a goodwill gesture from the Giants to their fans. They're offering discounted tickets and beer prices, making it a great opportunity for everyone to enjoy the game. They also talk about the upcoming game against the Twins and the Giants' chances of winning 69 games this season. Christian McCaffrey joins the show to talk about his 100th career touchdown and his experiences playing for the 49ers. He shares his thoughts on the team's chemistry and how it contributes to their winning culture. Christian McCaffrey also discusses the importance of team chemistry and how it affects their performance on the field. He mentions that having good players like George Kittle and Kyle Juszczyk makes a big difference in their success. The guys also talk about the receiver room and the injuries that have been plaguing the team. Christian McCaffrey shares his thoughts on how the team is handling the situation and how they're preparing for the upcoming game against the Cardinals. Don't miss this episode of the podcast as the guys discuss the excitement of KNBR Beer Day, the Giants' chances of winning 69 games, and Christian McCaffrey's impressive career milestones. Tune in to hear more about the team's chemistry, the receiver room, and the importance of coffee in the morning. Listen to the full episode to get the inside scoop on all the latest news and updates from the world of sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: Murph and Markus are back at it on The Sports Leader, and this time they're celebrating KNBR Day at Oracle Park. The Giants have offered up low ticket prices and beer prices, making it a great day to catch a game. But before the festivities begin, the guys dive into some fun topics, including their first beers and favorite brews. In this episode, Murph and Markus share some hilarious stories about their first beers, with Murph recalling a memorable night at the homecoming dance where he got drunk on a Coors Light, and Markus sharing a tale of stealing a sip of his dad's beer in sixth grade. They also discuss their favorite beers, with Murph confessing he can't choose just one and Marcus revealing his go-to beer is a simple Modelo. The guys also talk sports, weighing in on the current state of the Giants' rotation and the future of some young players. They discuss the recent news about Blade Tidwell's elbow surgery and the impact it may have on the team's pitching prospects. Plus, they share some thoughts on the upcoming season and the Giants' chances of making a comeback. If you're a fan of the Giants or just love a good laugh, you won't want to miss this episode of The Sports Leader. Tune in to hear more about Murph and Marcus's adventures, their takes on the Giants, and some great stories from the world of sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steiny & Guru discuss Monday Night Football, the bad news from Oracle Park, and the complete picture for the NFL after two weeks are complete.

The splits for Zebby are alarming. He was tagged with the loss last night as the Twins fell 5-2 to San Francisco. Reaction from Henry Lake and Susie Jones on The WCCO Morning News Photo- Ezra Shaw/Getty Images

The splits for Zebby are alarming. He was tagged with the loss last night as the Twins fell 5-2 to San Francisco. Reaction from Henry Lake and Susie Jones on The WCCO Morning News Photo- Ezra Shaw/Getty Images

A deep dive into the chicken tenders at Oracle Park, a shocking betrayal at the Guardians' hot dog race, a debate of orbs versus cubes as status symbols, the eldritch terror of the Nats bullpen situation, the major sports leagues and their players unions put out a statement on gambling harassment, remembering some 1990s genre TV, and Laz Diaz talks like a cop on his way out the door. Go to Patreon.com/BattingAround to get access to our bonus episodes, including our upcoming Wach Party episode on Speed Racer with Mattie Lubchansky.

Aaron and John talk about the Twins limping to the finish line just like last season, trying to find glimpses of a brighter future with Walker Jenkins and Emmanuel Rodriguez, the outlook for Byron Buxton after hip surgery, and players who stepped up vs. dropped out of the team's long-term plans. 0:00 Intro 0:45 Why the game recaps have stopped: the Twins are playing out the string 2:21 Worst team in the American League down the stretch for a third straight year 3:50 15-27 since August 1: as bad as after the 2025 fire sale, and this time they were trying 6:38 John's counterpoint: at least there are rookies worth watching 9:02 "Something is fundamentally wrong": player development, injuries and defense 11:47 Derek Shelton, Jeremy Zoll, Tom Pohlad: new names, same organization 14:13 Are there basic philosophies that lead to the Twins fading every August and September?  16:48 The 72.5-win over/under, and the fear that a youth movement becomes an excuse not to spend 18:20 Ryan Jeffers as team MVP, and the veterans who won't be back in 2027 27:08 Byron Buxton hip surgery: what we know about the timeline for spring training 30:58 The play in Sacramento that ended Buxton's season 35:18 Buxton's contract: two years left, $15 million, full no-trade clause 37:43 Planning the 2027 Twins outfield: Buxton, Walker Jenkins, Emmanuel Rodriguez, Luke Keaschall, Alan Roden 40:19 The Twins need a bat at first base or DH, and they're losing Jeffers 42:17 Walker Jenkins breaks out: three hits and a game-tying homer off Ben Joyce's 101 mph fastball 44:21 Should the Twins be worried about Walker Jenkins? 51:11 Hrbek, Buxton, Koskie, Kepler: Twins who started just as badly 52:50 Emmanuel Rodriguez homers in his debut, then slumps. Life with rookies 55:15 Rodriguez and prospect "freezer burn": seven years on the radar and still only 23 59:36 How Walker Jenkins handled the media during his slump 1:03:46 Was 2026 a wasted season? Thumbs down on the post-hype prospects 1:05:18 Cleaning out the fridge: an empty fridge and a garbage can full of expired corn salad 1:07:25 Luke Keaschall is a leadoff hitter to build around, if they can find him a position 1:08:51 Brooks Lee's step forward: 25 homers and better defense at third base 1:10:14 Kaelen Culpepper holds his own; Matt Wallner washes out; Royce Lewis's brutal finish 1:14:19 Twins pitching: Taj Bradley and Connor Prielipp step up, Bailey Ober and Joe Ryan step back 1:15:09 Culpepper's hamstring injury, his defense at shortstop, and Marek Houston on the way 1:20:13 Why Culpepper staying under 130 at-bats helps the Twins' farm system rankings 1:22:23 Ben Ross auditions to be the backup shortstop: Ross vs. Ryan Kreidler 1:28:48 Kendry Rojas could return for a final outing or two 1:30:31 The last Twins games for Jeffers, Ober, Trevor Larnach, Lewis and Taylor Rogers? 1:32:59 The case for adding $50 million in payroll around a young, cheap core 1:37:54 Twins draft lottery watch: a top-seven pick is within reach 1:41:17 Wrap-up: John previews his trip to San Francisco and Oracle Park

Steiny & Guru get into the big debacle the Giants are facing... off the field... in the kitchen?!

Steiny & Guru discuss Brock Purdy's placement among QBs and why it's such a polarizing conversation, Kyle Shanahan's relationship with QBs, the 49ers feeling heading into Dolphins week, where were you when Brock took the league by storm in 2022, Steph Curry's declaration, gambling in sports, and chicken tenders being an issue at Oracle Park. Plus, SF Chronicle's Eric Branch at 10:30a + Miami's Zach Gelb at 12:00p.

Check out some young comedians tonight at The Punchline with Scott Capurro. Matty is selling Sarah on watching Ted Lasso with the help of Tracy Ullman. Survivor is BACK later this month. South Park is tripling down on their political satire. Bob is catching the gang up on ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.' Cliff Booth is a character worthy of a book. American Idol is reflecting the current state of Los Angeles. A news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles. Dreamforce is going on in downtown San Francisco - good luck with the traffic! Usher and Gwen Stefani play at Oracle Park tonight. Family is family. 3 in 4 Americans think a prenup is good for a healthy relationship. Speaking of prenups, let's check in on Matty's divorce. Plus, people are making restaurant reservations for 1.

Hour 1: Jack Black is always doing his best work. This week, he's channeling Black Sabbath. Kelly Osbourne cuts ties with her sister. Mike Flanagan might be the man to finally adapt Stephen King's The Dark Tower. Sydney Sweeney is getting backlash for her nude sports betting app. Supposedly she and Scooter Braun are engaged?? Vinnie is reporting on a new trend, eyelash trimming. Sarah is tempted to jump on board. Should childless adults ever give parenting advice? Plus, a Dr. Pepper fast fact. Hour 2: Check out some young comedians tonight at The Punchline with Scott Capurro. Matty is selling Sarah on watching Ted Lasso with the help of Tracy Ullman. Survivor is BACK later this month. South Park is tripling down on their political satire. Bob is catching the gang up on ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives.' Cliff Booth is a character worthy of a book. American Idol is reflecting the current state of Los Angeles. A news helicopter crashed in Los Angeles. Dreamforce is going on in downtown San Francisco - good luck with the traffic! Usher and Gwen Stefani play at Oracle Park tonight. Family is family. 3 in 4 Americans think a prenup is good for a healthy relationship. Speaking of prenups, let's check in on Matty's divorce. Plus, people are making restaurant reservations for 1. Hour 3: The trivia battle of the generations is back and the intensity is higher than ever! Is Laura too late to take down Natalie? Who is Bob even rooting for?! Half of Americans are maxxed out on their mental load… all the time. 100 people got together at Ocean Beach to scream. Don't waste your time, put your deodorant on in the car. A three-year old hero, and a 91-year old who still wants to work! Hour 4: Sarah wants Bob to dissect Taylor Swift's Emmy Easter eggs, but she's too reasonable. Travis Kelce's new Ohio mansion comes with neighbors. Tom Cruise is on a press tour for his new movie ‘Digger' and we're seeing interviews from him like never before - too bad we don't know what he's saying. Bob thinks Sarah is being a baby. You live closer to Ohio than you think. Millennials are the new boomers. Plus, How Old Is That Guy?!

The Giants' Struggles and the 49ers' Strong Start Hour 2: This week on the Murph and Marcus show, the conversation is all about the San Francisco Giants and their disappointing season. The hosts discuss the team's struggles and the players who are making a case for themselves to be part of the lineup next year. They also talk to Dwayne Kuyper, the Giants' analyst, about the team's chances of avoiding 100 losses and the players who could be part of the solution. The hosts share some humorous moments from their interactions with fans, including a security guard who admitted to not being a fan of the Giants and a listener who suggested that the team should have a "Murph and Marcus Day" at Oracle Park. They also discuss the upcoming KMBR Beer Day event and the possibility of having a "drunken rant" on a high school water polo broadcast. The conversation also turns to the 49ers, who are off to a strong start this season. The hosts talk to Osa Odigizua, the 49ers' new defensive tackle, about his experience playing in Australia and his thoughts on the team's chances in the NFC West. They also discuss the 49ers' defense and how they were able to shut down the Rams' quarterback, Matt Stafford. If you're a fan of the Giants or the 49ers, you won't want to miss this episode of the Murph and Marcus show. The hosts bring their unique perspective and humor to the conversation, making it a fun and entertaining listen. Join them as they discuss the latest news and developments in the world of sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Giants' Struggles and the 49ers' Strong Start Hour 2: This week on the Murph and Marcus show, the conversation is all about the San Francisco Giants and their disappointing season. The hosts discuss the team's struggles and the players who are making a case for themselves to be part of the lineup next year. They also talk to Dwayne Kuyper, the Giants' analyst, about the team's chances of avoiding 100 losses and the players who could be part of the solution. The hosts share some humorous moments from their interactions with fans, including a security guard who admitted to not being a fan of the Giants and a listener who suggested that the team should have a "Murph and Marcus Day" at Oracle Park. They also discuss the upcoming KMBR Beer Day event and the possibility of having a "drunken rant" on a high school water polo broadcast. The conversation also turns to the 49ers, who are off to a strong start this season. The hosts talk to Osa Odigizua, the 49ers' new defensive tackle, about his experience playing in Australia and his thoughts on the team's chances in the NFC West. They also discuss the 49ers' defense and how they were able to shut down the Rams' quarterback, Matt Stafford. If you're a fan of the Giants or the 49ers, you won't want to miss this episode of the Murph and Marcus show. The hosts bring their unique perspective and humor to the conversation, making it a fun and entertaining listen. Join them as they discuss the latest news and developments in the world of sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Giants Talk” co-hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic react to Rafael Devers' season-ending injury and what it means for San Francisco's offseason.--(2:25) - Giants place Rafael Devers on season-ending IL(8:15) - More on Devers' abdomen injury - Why shut him down now?(18:15) - Logan Webb struggles again - Why does he keep pitching?(26:35) - Robbie Ray's return to Oracle Park(38:00) - Alex's assessment of Jackson Flora for San Jose(44:30) - Fan mailbag questions(1:01:00) - Giants at Cardinals preview Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

“Giants Talk” hosts Cole Kuiper and Alex Pavlovic react to San Francisco's series sweep over the St. Louis Cardinals at Oracle Park.--(2:20) - Giants sweep Cardinals - First reactions and takeaways(8:40) - Logan Webb bounces back(10:20) - Is there injury concern with Rafael Devers?(25:20) - Fan mailbag questions(49:50) - Giants vs. Padres preview Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Well, Rafael Devers has finally been consistently putting up the power numbers Giants fans were hoping for. He's up to 35 bombs and right at his career OPS, and that's after a very poor April. In fact, he's in the top three in homers, RBI, walks, and OPS since May 1. Unfortunately, most of the other regulars are on the IL and not with him. Instead, he's leading a rag tag team of quad A and triple A players out to the field every night. To be honest, the Giants' offense hasn't been too bad, mostly because of the Devers-Eldrige duo (which could be a promising duo), but the pitching and specifically the bullpen has been historically bad. The Giants even blew a 6-run ninth inning lead to the Reds, their biggest ninth inning collapse in their 145 year franchise history. It really was an exclamation point and message sent to Buster and Giants' ownership: fix this next year. At least the good news is it's unlikely the Giants will lose 100 games. They need only four wins in their remaining 18 games to avoid that horror. The three amigos are back to talk about Giants baseball, including Jeff Kent's HOF and number retirement, Doug Eddings hat tilt fiasco, and the horrible Kalshi sponsorship deal with the Giants. As Eric put it, the Giants have just been tone deaf in 2026.www.torturecast.com@torturecastfacebook.com/torturecast

Hour 4: The Sports Leader's hosts are back with a bang, diving into the world of football and Pokémon. This episode is a wild ride, covering everything from the upcoming 49ers season to the Pokémon World Championships. The hosts share their thoughts on the 49ers' chances against the Rams, discussing the team's new defensive coordinator, Raheem Morris, and the impact of injuries on the roster. They also geek out over the Pokémon World Championships, where they caught up on the latest news and even downloaded the Pokémon Go app to try their hand at catching some virtual Pokémon. The hosts had a blast discussing the upcoming season, debating the 49ers' chances against the Rams and the impact of injuries on the team. They also shared some fun stories, including a hilarious exchange about the hosts' favorite baseball park, Oracle Park, and a discussion about the dingo that allegedly ate a baby in a famous Australian true story. The conversation is light-hearted and entertaining, making this episode a must-listen for sports fans and Pokémon enthusiasts alike. The hosts also touched on the Pokémon World Championships, where they learned about the different categories and weight classes, and even caught up on the latest news from the tournament. They also shared some fun stories about their own experiences with Pokémon, including one host's attempt to catch a rare Mewtwo. If you're a sports fan or a Pokémon enthusiast, you won't want to miss this episode of The Sports Leader. The hosts' banter and discussions are entertaining and informative, making this episode a great listen. Tune in to hear more about the 49ers, Pokémon, and the hosts' hilarious stories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4: The Sports Leader's hosts are back with a bang, diving into the world of football and Pokémon. This episode is a wild ride, covering everything from the upcoming 49ers season to the Pokémon World Championships. The hosts share their thoughts on the 49ers' chances against the Rams, discussing the team's new defensive coordinator, Raheem Morris, and the impact of injuries on the roster. They also geek out over the Pokémon World Championships, where they caught up on the latest news and even downloaded the Pokémon Go app to try their hand at catching some virtual Pokémon. The hosts had a blast discussing the upcoming season, debating the 49ers' chances against the Rams and the impact of injuries on the team. They also shared some fun stories, including a hilarious exchange about the hosts' favorite baseball park, Oracle Park, and a discussion about the dingo that allegedly ate a baby in a famous Australian true story. The conversation is light-hearted and entertaining, making this episode a must-listen for sports fans and Pokémon enthusiasts alike. The hosts also touched on the Pokémon World Championships, where they learned about the different categories and weight classes, and even caught up on the latest news from the tournament. They also shared some fun stories about their own experiences with Pokémon, including one host's attempt to catch a rare Mewtwo. If you're a sports fan or a Pokémon enthusiast, you won't want to miss this episode of The Sports Leader. The hosts' banter and discussions are entertaining and informative, making this episode a great listen. Tune in to hear more about the 49ers, Pokémon, and the hosts' hilarious stories.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kerry Crowley and Marty talkin' ball before the Giants' split double header vs the D-Backs at Oracle ParkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kerry Crowley and Marty talkin' ball before the Giants' split double header vs the D-Backs at Oracle ParkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 4, Willard and Dibs continue reacting to the Giants blowing a 9-3 lead to the Reds this afternoon at Oracle Park, failing to capture their first sweep of the season. Is baseball a turn-off for the average sports fan? How did it fall off so quickly? The guys break it all down.

In Hour 1 of Willard and Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley ask the listeners what their concerns are for the San Francisco 49ers ahead of their Week 1 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams in Australia. Also, Kyle Shanahan made some eyebrow-raising comments about De'Zhaun Stribling. They're joined by San Francisco Standard columnist Tim Kawakami to discuss the 49ers' roster as cuts approach, what their biggest weakness is, Week 1 in Australia and more! In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs react to TMZ obtaining the body cam footage of San Francisco 49ers' principal owner Jed York's arrest in Ohio over the weekend. They also talk to NFL Films senior producer Greg Cosell live from the Tennessee Titans training camp to discuss the 49ers' second preseason game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Later, they react to the news of former Warriors guard Jonathan Kuminga signing with the Minnesota Timberwolves on a two-year deal worth $13 million, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs react to the horrendous loss the San Francisco Giants just endured, blowing a lead to the Cincinnati Reds to avoid achieving their first sweep of the season. Whose fault is this season? Willard says it's EVERYONE's fault, and nobody can be saved from blame if they're this bad. In Hour 4, Willard and Dibs continue reacting to the Giants blowing a 9-3 lead to the Reds this afternoon at Oracle Park, failing to capture their first sweep of the season. Is baseball a turn-off for the average sports fan? How did it fall off so quickly? The guys break it all down.

Matt Tugboat Wilkinson, the Giants' newest pitching sensation, joins the morning show to talk about his major league debut. The 23-year-old pitcher made a splash in his first game, impressing fans with his skills on the mound. But what's behind the nickname "Tugboat"? Find out as Matt shares the story of how he got his unique moniker.In this episode, Matt takes us through his journey from Little League World Series standout to major league pitcher. He talks about his time in the minor leagues, where he honed his skills and developed a reputation for his hard-to-hit fastball. We also hear about his experience representing Canada in the World Baseball Classic and his thoughts on playing in the pitcher-friendly Oracle Park in San Francisco. With a mix of humor and humility, Matt opens up about his career and what it means to be a part of the Giants organization.From his days as a Little League World Series champion to his current role as a major league pitcher, Matt's story is one of perseverance and determination. He shares stories about his time in the minor leagues, including a standout performance with 16 strikeouts against Mexico. We also hear about his experience playing in the Cape Cod League and his thoughts on the city of San Francisco.Join us as Matt Tugboat Wilkinson shares his inspiring story and gives us a glimpse into the life of a young major league pitcher. Don't miss this episode to hear about his journey from the Little League World Series to the big leagues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Giants Executive Show, we're getting an inside look at the team's plans for the future. From the impact of a tough season to the excitement of upcoming events, the conversation is filled with optimism and a clear roadmap for success.The Giants' President and CEO, Larry Bear, joins the show to discuss the team's strategy for the remainder of the season and beyond. With a focus on youth and a commitment to getting back to the top, the team is working hard to rebuild and come back stronger. But it's not all about the future - the current season has been a challenge, and the team is facing some tough questions.Despite the struggles on the field, the Giants have been a bright spot in the league, with top-seven attendance in Major League Baseball. The team's fans have been incredibly supportive, and the front office has been working hard to create promotions and opportunities for fans to celebrate at the ballpark. From Heritage Nights to the Hall of Fame, there's been a lot to love about the Giants this season.In this episode, Larry Bear shares the team's plans for the future, including a major announcement about the 2028 All-Star Game coming to Oracle Park. Plus, the team is making a special gesture to fans with a discounted beer deal for a select game. Tune in to hear the details and get a behind-the-scenes look at the team's plans for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Giants Executive Show, we're getting an inside look at the team's plans for the future. From the impact of a tough season to the excitement of upcoming events, the conversation is filled with optimism and a clear roadmap for success.The Giants' President and CEO, Larry Bear, joins the show to discuss the team's strategy for the remainder of the season and beyond. With a focus on youth and a commitment to getting back to the top, the team is working hard to rebuild and come back stronger. But it's not all about the future - the current season has been a challenge, and the team is facing some tough questions.Despite the struggles on the field, the Giants have been a bright spot in the league, with top-seven attendance in Major League Baseball. The team's fans have been incredibly supportive, and the front office has been working hard to create promotions and opportunities for fans to celebrate at the ballpark. From Heritage Nights to the Hall of Fame, there's been a lot to love about the Giants this season.In this episode, Larry Bear shares the team's plans for the future, including a major announcement about the 2028 All-Star Game coming to Oracle Park. Plus, the team is making a special gesture to fans with a discounted beer deal for a select game. Tune in to hear the details and get a behind-the-scenes look at the team's plans for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Tugboat Wilkinson, the Giants' newest pitching sensation, joins the morning show to talk about his major league debut. The 23-year-old pitcher made a splash in his first game, impressing fans with his skills on the mound. But what's behind the nickname "Tugboat"? Find out as Matt shares the story of how he got his unique moniker.In this episode, Matt takes us through his journey from Little League World Series standout to major league pitcher. He talks about his time in the minor leagues, where he honed his skills and developed a reputation for his hard-to-hit fastball. We also hear about his experience representing Canada in the World Baseball Classic and his thoughts on playing in the pitcher-friendly Oracle Park in San Francisco. With a mix of humor and humility, Matt opens up about his career and what it means to be a part of the Giants organization.From his days as a Little League World Series champion to his current role as a major league pitcher, Matt's story is one of perseverance and determination. He shares stories about his time in the minor leagues, including a standout performance with 16 strikeouts against Mexico. We also hear about his experience playing in the Cape Cod League and his thoughts on the city of San Francisco.Join us as Matt Tugboat Wilkinson shares his inspiring story and gives us a glimpse into the life of a young major league pitcher. Don't miss this episode to hear about his journey from the Little League World Series to the big leagues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the Giants Executive Show, we're getting an inside look at the team's plans for the future. From the impact of a tough season to the excitement of upcoming events, the conversation is filled with optimism and a clear roadmap for success.The Giants' President and CEO, Larry Bear, joins the show to discuss the team's strategy for the remainder of the season and beyond. With a focus on youth and a commitment to getting back to the top, the team is working hard to rebuild and come back stronger. But it's not all about the future - the current season has been a challenge, and the team is facing some tough questions.Despite the struggles on the field, the Giants have been a bright spot in the league, with top-seven attendance in Major League Baseball. The team's fans have been incredibly supportive, and the front office has been working hard to create promotions and opportunities for fans to celebrate at the ballpark. From Heritage Nights to the Hall of Fame, there's been a lot to love about the Giants this season.In this episode, Larry Bear shares the team's plans for the future, including a major announcement about the 2028 All-Star Game coming to Oracle Park. Plus, the team is making a special gesture to fans with a discounted beer deal for a select game. Tune in to hear the details and get a behind-the-scenes look at the team's plans for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 1 of Willard & Dibs, Mark Willard and Dan Dibley discuss the latest speculation regarding San Francisco 49ers' RB Christian McCaffrey and if he's holding out for a new deal ahead of the Week 1 season-opener against the Los Angeles Rams in Australia. In Hour 2, Willard and Dibs are joined by NFL writer Bucky Brooks to break down the San Francisco 49ers as they continue through preseason. Brooks also tells the guys that if healthy, there's no team the 49ers can't beat in the crowded NFC West. In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs react to San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello comparing his team to a junior college following a series loss to the Colorado Rockies at Oracle Park over the weekend. They also ponder the word "rebuild" and its characteristics. Do the Giants meet those characteristics? In Hour 4, Willard and Dibs discuss Rafael Devers' tenure with the Giants and the organization's philosophy when it comes to playing winning baseball moving forward. They also discuss Week 1 probables for the 49ers as they open the season against the Los Angeles Rams in Australia.

In Hour 3, Willard and Dibs react to San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello comparing his team to a junior college following a series loss to the Colorado Rockies at Oracle Park over the weekend. They also ponder the word "rebuild" and its characteristics. Do the Giants meet those characteristics?

Hour 1: The Giants' struggles continue, and it's not just the team's performance on the field that's got fans worried. This episode, Murph and Markus dive into the latest news and updates from the world of sports, including the Giants' disappointing loss to the Rockies and the latest on George Kittle's recovery from his achilles injury. They also discuss the fascinating story of Joshua Biez, the Cardinals' rookie who made history with three home runs in his first three at-bats, and the Giants' farm system, which is showing some promising signs with players like Grayson Halton and Drew Gilbert. The guys also talk about the latest news from the NFL, including the controversy surrounding Jayden Daniels and his cease and desist letter to LSU, and the impressive performance of the 49ers' defense. They also share some humorous moments, like the mariachi band that performs at Oracle Park every Saturday, and the hilarious memes that are circulating online about Jayden Daniels. But it's not all fun and games - the guys also discuss the serious issues facing the Giants, including their struggles on the field and the need for a change in leadership. They also talk about the importance of competitiveness and hard work, as exemplified by players like Drew Gilbert, who's making a case for himself as a key contributor to the team. If you're a sports fan looking for the latest news and updates, or just want to hear some entertaining discussions about the world of sports, this episode is a must-listen. Join Murph and Markus as they break down the latest stories and share their opinions on the world of sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: The Giants' struggles continue, and it's not just the team's performance on the field that's got fans worried. This episode, Murph and Markus dive into the latest news and updates from the world of sports, including the Giants' disappointing loss to the Rockies and the latest on George Kittle's recovery from his achilles injury. They also discuss the fascinating story of Joshua Biez, the Cardinals' rookie who made history with three home runs in his first three at-bats, and the Giants' farm system, which is showing some promising signs with players like Grayson Halton and Drew Gilbert. The guys also talk about the latest news from the NFL, including the controversy surrounding Jayden Daniels and his cease and desist letter to LSU, and the impressive performance of the 49ers' defense. They also share some humorous moments, like the mariachi band that performs at Oracle Park every Saturday, and the hilarious memes that are circulating online about Jayden Daniels. But it's not all fun and games - the guys also discuss the serious issues facing the Giants, including their struggles on the field and the need for a change in leadership. They also talk about the importance of competitiveness and hard work, as exemplified by players like Drew Gilbert, who's making a case for himself as a key contributor to the team. If you're a sports fan looking for the latest news and updates, or just want to hear some entertaining discussions about the world of sports, this episode is a must-listen. Join Murph and Markus as they break down the latest stories and share their opinions on the world of sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rich Aurilia joins the show to discuss the 2028 All-Star Game coming to Oracle Park, and shares his experience in the All-Star Game back in 2001. They also touch on the Giants' current season, including the team's struggles and the need to evaluate young playersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NBC Sports Alex Pavlovic joins Giants Warmup Show with Bill before game 2 of the Giants/Rockies series at Oracle ParkSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rich Aurilia joins the show to discuss the 2028 All-Star Game coming to Oracle Park, and shares his experience in the All-Star Game back in 2001. They also touch on the Giants' current season, including the team's struggles and the need to evaluate young playersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The excitement is building in the Bay Area as the MLB All-Star Game is coming back to San Francisco in 2028. This episode is all about the city's preparations and what it means for the Giants and their fans. The speaker is joined by a special guest to discuss the upcoming event and its significance.The conversation starts with the news that the 2028 MLB All-Star Game is heading to San Francisco, bringing with it the home run derby and all the festivities. The guest shares their thoughts on how this event will showcase the city and its ballpark, Oracle Park. They highlight the unique features of the ballpark that make it a must-visit destination for baseball fans, from its stunning views to its inclusive and fun atmosphere.The discussion also touches on the Giants' potential players who could represent the team in the home run derby, including Bryce Eldridge and Rafael Divers. The guest shares their insights on what it means to be a part of this event and how it can boost a player's reputation. They also talk about the Field of Dreams game and its significance, as well as the Giants' upcoming schedule, including a series against the Rockies.If you're a baseball fan or just interested in the excitement of the MLB All-Star Game, this episode is a must-listen. Join the conversation and hear the guest's thoughts on what this event means for the city and the Giants.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The excitement is building in the Bay Area as the MLB All-Star Game is coming back to San Francisco in 2028. This episode is all about the city's preparations and what it means for the Giants and their fans. The speaker is joined by a special guest to discuss the upcoming event and its significance.The conversation starts with the news that the 2028 MLB All-Star Game is heading to San Francisco, bringing with it the home run derby and all the festivities. The guest shares their thoughts on how this event will showcase the city and its ballpark, Oracle Park. They highlight the unique features of the ballpark that make it a must-visit destination for baseball fans, from its stunning views to its inclusive and fun atmosphere.The discussion also touches on the Giants' potential players who could represent the team in the home run derby, including Bryce Eldridge and Rafael Divers. The guest shares their insights on what it means to be a part of this event and how it can boost a player's reputation. They also talk about the Field of Dreams game and its significance, as well as the Giants' upcoming schedule, including a series against the Rockies.If you're a baseball fan or just interested in the excitement of the MLB All-Star Game, this episode is a must-listen. Join the conversation and hear the guest's thoughts on what this event means for the city and the Giants.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daniel Lurie breaks down the 2028 All Star Game coming to Oracle Park, grass fields within San Francisco, the city of San Francisco, impact of sports and more!

Talkin' Baseball with Marty before the series finale vs the Tigers at Oracle Park: Mike Krukow announcing his retirement after 36 seasons in the Giants broadcast boothSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is a must-listen for any baseball fan, as Tim Flannery shares stories from his playing days and offers insights into the game's mental and physical demands. The conversation is filled with humor and heart, as the speaker reminisces about his time with the San Francisco Giants and the importance of teamwork and perseverance. Tim Flannery also remembers the Giants World Series Years, ahead of a big weekend at Oracle Park, where Giants Icons will be inducted into the Giants Wall of Fame. Tim Flannery, a three-time World Series champion, talks about his upcoming tour with musician Jake Peavy, where they'll be performing in the Bay Area. He shares stories about how he taught Jake to play guitar and how their friendship has grown over the years. The speaker also discusses the importance of mental toughness in baseball, citing his own experiences with players who struggled with pressure and expectations. The conversation takes a serious turn as the speaker discusses the challenges faced by current players, including the impact of gambling on the game. He shares a humorous anecdote about a fantasy camp where players struggled to run the bases, and how he would have handled the situation differently. The speaker also praises the Giants' current third base coach, Gary Pettis, for his expertise and passion for the game. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves baseball, music, or just great storytelling. The speaker's humor and wisdom make for a compelling listen, and his stories will leave you cheering for more. Don't miss this episode and tune in to hear the speaker's stories about his time with the Giants, his tour with Jake Peevey, and the importance of mental toughness in baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is a must-listen for any baseball fan, as Tim Flannery shares stories from his playing days and offers insights into the game's mental and physical demands. The conversation is filled with humor and heart, as the speaker reminisces about his time with the San Francisco Giants and the importance of teamwork and perseverance. Tim Flannery also remembers the Giants World Series Years, ahead of a big weekend at Oracle Park, where Giants Icons will be inducted into the Giants Wall of Fame. Tim Flannery, a three-time World Series champion, talks about his upcoming tour with musician Jake Peavy, where they'll be performing in the Bay Area. He shares stories about how he taught Jake to play guitar and how their friendship has grown over the years. The speaker also discusses the importance of mental toughness in baseball, citing his own experiences with players who struggled with pressure and expectations. The conversation takes a serious turn as the speaker discusses the challenges faced by current players, including the impact of gambling on the game. He shares a humorous anecdote about a fantasy camp where players struggled to run the bases, and how he would have handled the situation differently. The speaker also praises the Giants' current third base coach, Gary Pettis, for his expertise and passion for the game. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves baseball, music, or just great storytelling. The speaker's humor and wisdom make for a compelling listen, and his stories will leave you cheering for more. Don't miss this episode and tune in to hear the speaker's stories about his time with the Giants, his tour with Jake Peevey, and the importance of mental toughness in baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.