Podcasts about San Francisco Giants

San Francisco Giants at San Diego Padres by Tony T. Matchup Overview Landen Roupp enters with 21 starts in 21 appearances, while Michael King has made 22 starts across 22 appearances. The matchup profile centers on strikeout and walk control, contact on the ground, and each starter's home-run rate. Those indicators should be weighed alongside the posted moneyline, run line and total before first pitch.

Giants vs. Padres MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 8/1/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Jim Rome's Daily Jungle 7/30/26 Bill Belichick spoke with the media but refused to answer any questions that the public want answered. Then, James Kelley joins for the Fanduel Predicts segment. Plus, it's Thursday which means there's a What's Your Beef segment. Today's guests include SF Giants top draft pick Jackson Flora and USF Football head Coach Brian Hartline. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are getting ready to make some big moves. This week on the Giants Executive Show, we're going behind the scenes with Giants General Manager Zack Manasian to get the inside scoop on what's to come. In this episode, Zack shares his approach to the trade deadline, discussing the importance of being open to opportunities and listening to other teams. He also talks about the challenges of navigating controllable contracts and expiring contracts, and how the team weighs the pros and cons of trading players. With a focus on building a strong future, Zack emphasizes the need to inject more talent into the team, rather than just cutting costs. The conversation also touches on the state of the Giants' outfield, with Zack highlighting some of the young players who are making a name for themselves. He discusses the team's approach to promoting prospects like Luis Hernandez and Josuar Gonzalez, and how they're balancing the need to develop young talent with the pressure to perform in the present. From the trade deadline to the future of the team, this episode is a must-listen for any Giants fan. Join us as we dive into the world of baseball and get the inside scoop on what's happening behind the scenes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are getting ready to make some big moves. This week on the Giants Executive Show, we're going behind the scenes with Giants General Manager Zack Manasian to get the inside scoop on what's to come. In this episode, Zack shares his approach to the trade deadline, discussing the importance of being open to opportunities and listening to other teams. He also talks about the challenges of navigating controllable contracts and expiring contracts, and how the team weighs the pros and cons of trading players. With a focus on building a strong future, Zack emphasizes the need to inject more talent into the team, rather than just cutting costs. The conversation also touches on the state of the Giants' outfield, with Zack highlighting some of the young players who are making a name for themselves. He discusses the team's approach to promoting prospects like Luis Hernandez and Josuar Gonzalez, and how they're balancing the need to develop young talent with the pressure to perform in the present. From the trade deadline to the future of the team, this episode is a must-listen for any Giants fan. Join us as we dive into the world of baseball and get the inside scoop on what's happening behind the scenes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are getting ready to make some big moves. This week on the Giants Executive Show, we're going behind the scenes with Giants General Manager Zack Manasian to get the inside scoop on what's to come. In this episode, Zack shares his approach to the trade deadline, discussing the importance of being open to opportunities and listening to other teams. He also talks about the challenges of navigating controllable contracts and expiring contracts, and how the team weighs the pros and cons of trading players. With a focus on building a strong future, Zack emphasizes the need to inject more talent into the team, rather than just cutting costs. The conversation also touches on the state of the Giants' outfield, with Zack highlighting some of the young players who are making a name for themselves. He discusses the team's approach to promoting prospects like Luis Hernandez and Josuar Gonzalez, and how they're balancing the need to develop young talent with the pressure to perform in the present. From the trade deadline to the future of the team, this episode is a must-listen for any Giants fan. Join us as we dive into the world of baseball and get the inside scoop on what's happening behind the scenes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

San Francisco Giants at San Diego Padres by Tony T. Robbie Ray: The left-handed has made 21 appearances and 20 starts, posting a 3.16 ERA and 1.31 WHIP. His individual profile includes a 20.6% strikeout rate, 11.4% walk rate, 33.5% ground-ball rate and 1.2 home runs allowed per nine innings.

On today's 7.29.26 show we talked about Rick Moranis, we go through our Cool or Not list, a cockroach infested car, not everything is amicable with Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO, Selena has self-diagnosed, parents not putting their kids in first class, a player on the SF Giants roster got injured doing something other than baseball, the evidence that is missing in the D4vd trial and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Starting pitcher Tarik Skubal took the mound on Wednesday at Comerica Park with his future very much up in the air. With the trade deadline rapidly approaching this Monday, many in the stands and around the baseball world wondered if this would be the two-time Cy Young Award winner's final start for the Detroit Tigers. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss why this could be the end of the line for Skubal in Detroit, as the Tigers continue to mull whether they will trade their ace despite still being in a postseason push. The guys then determine which team makes the most sense to acquire Skubal and what a potential trade package could look like if the Tigers decide to pull the trigger before Monday's 6 p.m. ET deadline. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan try to identify the one player that the New York Mets, San Francisco Giants, Kansas City Royals, Toronto Blue Jays, and other probable sellers will trade by Monday, and why now could be the perfect time for each club to think about the future. They close the show by taking a look at the current state of the Seattle Mariners following their first win at Dodger Stadium since 2009, Shohei Ohtani's biceps becoming a bit of a concern and an early look at the upcoming 30 for 30 podcast about the Ohtani-Ippei betting scandal. 1:58 – The Opener: Skubal's farewell? 10:48 – Who are the Skubal buyers? 34:02 – We Need To Talk About: Which players are the sellers trading? 53:23 – Around The League: Mariners vibe check 1:03:24 – Shohei Ohtani has a biceps problem 1:07:11 – Ohtani-Ippei 30 for 30 podcast Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are facing a crucial decision: what to do with their assets. This week, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the Giants' options and what they might get in return. The Giants are one of the few teams in the playoff hunt that are sellers, and with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs, it's a seller's market. But what does that mean for the Giants' prospects of turning things around? Jim shares his insights on the team's trade deadline strategy and what they might be looking for in return for players like Robbie Ray, Luis Arraez, and Helliot Ramos. Jim also weighs in on the team's decision to trade for Rafael Devers last year and whether it was a good move. He discusses the challenges of evaluating players and making trades in a market where teams are desperate for offense. And, he shares his thoughts on the team's management, including Buster Posey and Tony Vitello, and whether they have the experience to lead the team to success. If you're wondering what the Giants might do at the trade deadline, or what they might get in return for their assets, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we dive into the world of MLB trades and the challenges of rebuilding a team on the fly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are looking to shake up their roster and make some moves. In this episode, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the latest news and rumors surrounding the Giants' potential trades. From the blockbuster deal that brought Rafael Devers to the Giants last year to the current state of the team's farm system, Jim shares his expert analysis and insights on what the Giants can expect in the coming days. The Giants are in a seller's market, with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs. This means that the team has a unique opportunity to trade away players who are not contributing to their current season. Jim discusses the potential trades of players like Robbie Ray, Lewis Arrives, and Elliot Ramos, and what the Giants can expect to get in return. He also shares his thoughts on the team's current management, led by Buster Posey, and whether they have the experience and expertise to lead the team to success. One of the key players the Giants are looking to trade is Logan Webb, their ace pitcher. Jim weighs in on the pros and cons of trading Webb, and whether it's the right decision for the team. He also discusses the importance of building a strong farm system and developing young players, rather than relying on free agents and big-name signings. In this episode, we also hear from Jeff Kent, the newly inducted Hall of Famer, about his experiences playing for the Giants and what it means to be part of the team's legacy. He shares stories about his time with the team, including his relationships with players like Barry Bonds and Dusty Baker, and how they helped shape him into the player he became. Don't miss this episode for expert analysis, insider knowledge, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are facing a crucial decision: what to do with their assets. This week, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the Giants' options and what they might get in return. The Giants are one of the few teams in the playoff hunt that are sellers, and with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs, it's a seller's market. But what does that mean for the Giants' prospects of turning things around? Jim shares his insights on the team's trade deadline strategy and what they might be looking for in return for players like Robbie Ray, Luis Arraez, and Helliot Ramos. Jim also weighs in on the team's decision to trade for Rafael Devers last year and whether it was a good move. He discusses the challenges of evaluating players and making trades in a market where teams are desperate for offense. And, he shares his thoughts on the team's management, including Buster Posey and Tony Vitello, and whether they have the experience to lead the team to success. If you're wondering what the Giants might do at the trade deadline, or what they might get in return for their assets, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we dive into the world of MLB trades and the challenges of rebuilding a team on the fly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: As the trade deadline approaches, the San Francisco Giants are looking to shake up their roster and make some moves. In this episode, we're joined by Jim Bowden, a former MLB GM and current writer for The Athletic, to break down the latest news and rumors surrounding the Giants' potential trades. From the blockbuster deal that brought Rafael Devers to the Giants last year to the current state of the team's farm system, Jim shares his expert analysis and insights on what the Giants can expect in the coming days. The Giants are in a seller's market, with 22 of the 30 teams within three and a half games of the playoffs. This means that the team has a unique opportunity to trade away players who are not contributing to their current season. Jim discusses the potential trades of players like Robbie Ray, Lewis Arrives, and Elliot Ramos, and what the Giants can expect to get in return. He also shares his thoughts on the team's current management, led by Buster Posey, and whether they have the experience and expertise to lead the team to success. One of the key players the Giants are looking to trade is Logan Webb, their ace pitcher. Jim weighs in on the pros and cons of trading Webb, and whether it's the right decision for the team. He also discusses the importance of building a strong farm system and developing young players, rather than relying on free agents and big-name signings. In this episode, we also hear from Jeff Kent, the newly inducted Hall of Famer, about his experiences playing for the Giants and what it means to be part of the team's legacy. He shares stories about his time with the team, including his relationships with players like Barry Bonds and Dusty Baker, and how they helped shape him into the player he became. Don't miss this episode for expert analysis, insider knowledge, and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of baseball.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 3, JD and Silver delve into the latest news surrounding the San Francisco Giants, specifically the potential trade of Helliot Ramos. The team's leadership has been under scrutiny, with some questioning their decision-making and the overall performance of the team. The Giants' struggles on the field have been well-documented, with a record of 16 games under .500. The team's pitching and hitting have been inconsistent, and the bullpen has been a major concern. The discussion centers around the trade deadline and the potential moves the Giants may make. The front office has been exploring options to strengthen the team, but it remains to be seen what they will ultimately decide.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Hour 3, JD and Silver delve into the latest news surrounding the San Francisco Giants, specifically the potential trade of Helliot Ramos. The team's leadership has been under scrutiny, with some questioning their decision-making and the overall performance of the team. The Giants' struggles on the field have been well-documented, with a record of 16 games under .500. The team's pitching and hitting have been inconsistent, and the bullpen has been a major concern. The discussion centers around the trade deadline and the potential moves the Giants may make. The front office has been exploring options to strengthen the team, but it remains to be seen what they will ultimately decide.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Milwaukee Brewers at San Francisco Giants by Tony T. Logan Henderson: The right-handed has made 8 appearances and 8 starts, carrying a 3.05 ERA and 0.94 WHIP. His profile includes a 31.8% strikeout rate, 4.7% walk rate, 27.2% ground-ball rate and 1.2 home runs allowed per nine innings.

Milwaukee Brewers at San Francisco Giants by Tony T. Milwaukee is batting .258 in their past 26 games with a .427 slugging percentage. Giants in their past 25 games hit .242 with a .307 OBP. Mahle in his past four starts has an ERA of 4.79 with WHIP of 1.40.

Angels vs. Giants MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 7/26/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

In Hour 1 of the Orange and Black Weekend Wrap, Sam Lubman and Dan Devone react to last night's San Francisco Giants victory over the Los Angeles Angels in extra innings. They also explore trade ideas with the veterans, especially Rafael Devers and Luis Arraez.

In Hour 2 of Orange and Black Weekend Wrap, Lubman and Devone ponder the upcoming MLB trading deadline for the San Francisco Giants

Angels vs. Giants MLB Betting Odds & Picks, 7/25/26 | Night Moves Show by Ramon Scott

Los Angeles Angels at San Francisco Giants by Tony T. Logan Webb owns the stronger strikeout rate in this matchup, giving that starter the better path to escaping traffic without relying on balls in play. Logan Webb has shown the cleaner walk profile, an important separator when evaluating early-inning stability and potential pitch-count pressure.

Join us in-person or online as legendary baseball player and manager Dusty Baker explores his extraordinary career, one filled with invaluable lessons on perseverance, leadership, and how to live life meaningfully on the field and off.Dusty Baker walked with baseball legends and became one himself. After he signed with the Braves in 1968 at the age of 19 (against his father's wishes), no less than the great Hank Aaron promised to take Baker under his wing. Mentored by Aaron, Orlando Cepeda and Willie Mays, Baker became a premier hitter, helping take the Dodgers to a World Series victory in 1981. Along the way he spent 10 seasons as the manager of the San Francisco Giants from 1993-2002. He would later lead the Houston Astros to a championship in 2002.Baker has been respected by generations, and has come to embody the spirit of the sport. He explores this in his new book Crossroads, which delves into the mind of one of baseball's mavericks: a curious, inquisitive thinker whose deep interest in the worlds of music, wine and the simpler joys of life charts a journey of success, struggle, faith and perseverance. Don't miss this chance to hear from a true American original, who counts among his friends presidents and dignitaries, bluesmen and artists. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guru is back with questions. Will the Warriors give in to LeBron and are they really sweating the decision? We'll find out, in time.

Steiny & Guru discuss whether LeBron and Draymond would be a good tandem for the Warriors and make things easier, or tougher on Steve Kerr.

Steiny & Guru are reunited (for a day) and Gu's got some stuff to say about the LeBron sweepstakes and the state of the San Francisco Giants.

Steiny & Guru are wondering whether or not Tony Vitello is fit to be the manager for the San Francisco Giants after his third ejection of the seaosn.

Steiny & Guru get into the Valkyries, Steph's new HoF exhibit, Steiny's upcoming vacation, and why Draymond thinks it's okay to public air private conversations.

Steiny & Guru discuss what would happen if Buster Posey and Tony Vitello played a little role reversal and if the Giants season, which is headed for the toilet, would've gone the same way.

The MLB trade deadline is the time when a team can bolster its roster for a potential World Series run and also upgrade its future. While we never know what might happen by the August 4 deadline, we do know that there are quite a few names floating around who could be impact makers for a team hoping to be the last club standing in October. On this episode of Baseball Bar-B-Cast, Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman preview the upcoming trade deadline, including whether the Detroit Tigers will actually trade ace Tarik Skubal and whether the San Diego Padres, despite still being in the Wild Card race, will ship out their flamethrowing closer, Mason Miller. They also examine whether a hitter better than the San Francisco Giants' Luis Arráez will be moved and how many postseason-caliber starting pitchers will be acquired. Later in the show, Jake and Jordan make their picks for which teams will be the most aggressive this trade season, either by buying or selling, and which teams will have to make the difficult decision to stand pat with the roster they have. They also explain why the New York Mets' David Stearns might be the most critical figure at this deadline and discuss the one big piece the Washington Nationals must decide whether to keep or trade away.   1:28 - The Opener: MLB trade deadline preview 7:28 - Will Tigers trade Skubal? 18:50 - Postseason-caliber starting pitchers on the move 30:34 - The best hitter moved will be... 38:05 - Will Padres trade Miller? 43:46 - Most compelling teams this deadline 53:34 - Big seller Mets 58:13 - Will the Nationals sell? Subscribe to Baseball Bar-B-Cast on your favorite podcast app:

MATT “STRETCH” JOHNSON joins the show to help us wrap up the magic that was the World Cup. Did he have the time of his life? How did North America stack up to the other host countries he's visited? What does he think about Spain? They were the favorite, was he glad they won? What were the highs and lows of this World Cup? :30- We are back to hearing from our listeners about “that sports guy” and they have some very good suggestions! :45- It's Trade Season and yesterday we had Jim Bowden on to talk about some of the trades he would like to see, but we may have a problem with his George Kirby trade ideas… See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Griffin Warner talks betting for Tuesday. Griffin Warner runs through a full board of Major League Baseball lines on the July 21st episode of What I Bet, part of the Straight Out of Vegas AM podcast feed, working game by game across a slate that stands as the only major action on the calendar with the World Cup finished and European soccer still weeks away. He opens by noting a strong recent run of picks, then works through a value spot on the Dodgers as a plus-money road underdog in Philadelphia against Zach Wheeler, a Twins-Guardians rematch in Cleveland following a five-home run outburst, a look at Bubba Chandler and the Pirates catching a diminished Yankees lineup in the Bronx, and a plan to keep fading a struggling Kevin Gausman in Toronto. He breaks down why the Orioles carry value in Boston against a Red Sox club working a starter back from injury, why the Padres are getting more plus-money than expected in Atlanta, and how a Brandon Sproat storyline shapes his lean in the Mets-Brewers total. He spends extended time explaining why he wants nothing to do with the San Francisco Giants' defense in Kansas City, along with looks at the Tigers, Marlins, White Sox, a massive total in Colorado, a first-five under in Anaheim, and continued concerns about the Seattle offense heading into a matchup with Cincinnati. Along the way he details a promo code offering listeners a discount on his season-long Major League Baseball coverage. The episode closes with his Best Bet of the show, a play on the Kansas City Royals built around fading the Giants entirely, capping a detailed, game-by-game walkthrough of everything moving on the baseball board that day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Husky One Series with HUGH MILLEN We've saved the Dawgs QB room for our QB1, Hugh Millen, so how is he feeling about Demond Williams leading the Huskies this year? Will the LSU situation affect anything with Demond and his teammates? :30- Sorry, but we need better World Cup Analysis national guys! :45- We wrap up the show and the week with Booze News! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: This episode of the podcast is a wild ride, covering everything from the NBA Summer League to the World Cup and even a little bit of golf drama. The hosts dive into the latest news and opinions on the Giants' young star Bryce Eldridge, who's been making waves with his impressive performance. They also discuss the closer situation in the Giants' organization and how it's affecting the team's chances. Plus, they chat with special guest Dave Fleming about the state of the Giants and what they need to do to turn things around. The hosts share their thoughts on the Giants' recent games, including a thrilling win and a tough loss. They also discuss the importance of developing young players like Bryce Eldridge and how he's been exceeding expectations. The conversation touches on the Giants' pitching issues and how they need to improve their bullpen. Dave Fleming joins the show to share his insights on the team's performance and what they need to do to get back on track. One of the most interesting topics discussed in this episode is the Giants' closer situation. The hosts and Dave Fleming weigh in on the team's decision to not have a clear closer and how it's affecting the team's chances. They also talk about the importance of developing a strong pitching staff and how the Giants need to prioritize this in the offseason. If you're a Giants fan or just interested in the world of baseball, this episode is a must-listen. The hosts and Dave Fleming share their expert opinions and insights on the team's performance and what they need to do to succeed. So grab a snack, sit back, and get ready to dive into the world of baseball with this episode of the podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: This episode of the podcast is a wild ride, covering everything from the NBA Summer League to the World Cup and even a little bit of golf drama. The hosts dive into the latest news and opinions on the Giants' young star Bryce Eldridge, who's been making waves with his impressive performance. They also discuss the closer situation in the Giants' organization and how it's affecting the team's chances. Plus, they chat with special guest Dave Fleming about the state of the Giants and what they need to do to turn things around. The hosts share their thoughts on the Giants' recent games, including a thrilling win and a tough loss. They also discuss the importance of developing young players like Bryce Eldridge and how he's been exceeding expectations. The conversation touches on the Giants' pitching issues and how they need to improve their bullpen. Dave Fleming joins the show to share his insights on the team's performance and what they need to do to get back on track. One of the most interesting topics discussed in this episode is the Giants' closer situation. The hosts and Dave Fleming weigh in on the team's decision to not have a clear closer and how it's affecting the team's chances. They also talk about the importance of developing a strong pitching staff and how the Giants need to prioritize this in the offseason. If you're a Giants fan or just interested in the world of baseball, this episode is a must-listen. The hosts and Dave Fleming share their expert opinions and insights on the team's performance and what they need to do to succeed. So grab a snack, sit back, and get ready to dive into the world of baseball with this episode of the podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Full Hour 1 in The Sports Bar. Gene reacts to the FIFA World Cup Final. What did you think? Plus we have a local tie to the Little League World Series in Williamsport. Plus the latest NFL & MLB news.

Gene reacts to the World Cup Final between Spain & Argentina. He loved it, even the half-time show. When will the US host again? Will Lionel Messi be back in 4 years? Penfield in the Little League World Series. When will Aaron Judge return? The Red Hot Red Sox. Plus Giant NFL news & more.

Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 in yesterday's World Cup final and all the credit needs to go to Spain, who dominated this tournament giving up just one goal total. Should other teams take the next 4 years studying Spain's defense? :30- Mariners Morning After We thought this team was down and out until the 7th inning on Saturday and they certainly battled on Sunday as well, coming away with a 6-3 win over the Giants and a series win. :45- Just like we all predicted, Ryan Fox held up the Claret Jug after an incredible final hole to win the Open Championship. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Five years after The Tostado Section began as a Frankie Tostado fan page at a Richmond Flying Squirrels game, Frankie himself returns for a surprise anniversary call. The former Squirrels fan favorite checks in from the Cleburne Railroaders to talk American Association baseball, the Texas heat, his recent hot streak, and why he turned down an All-Star replacement spot to go home and build a crib.Back in Richmond, Evan and Andy cover three weeks of Flying Squirrels baseball: Parks Harber's power surge, Sabin Ceballos earning Dinger Daddy of the Week, Bo Davidson climbing the franchise home run list, Diego Velasquez walking off Akron in extra innings, Ryan Vanderhei becoming nearly unhittable, Will Bednar striking out the side, and the San Francisco Giants prospect movement reshaping the roster.Also: the Tostado boys take over CarMax Park's World Cup supporter section with face paint, chants, scarves and confetti cannons; review a bacon-wrapped footlong chili-cheese dog; debate whether naan or a baguette flies farther; choose walk-up songs; assemble a Richmond Flying Squirrels courtroom defense team; and answer another dangerously loaded Nutsack.Five years. One surprise phone call. Three weeks of Double-A baseball. More hot dogs than judgment.Welcome back to The Tostado Section: the official unofficial podcast of the Richmond Flying Squirrels.#FrankieTostado #RichmondFlyingSquirrels #CleburneRailroaders #SanFranciscoGiants #SFGiants #MiLB #MinorLeagueBaseball #DoubleABaseball #AmericanAssociation #EasternLeague #CarMaxPark #TheTostadoSection #BaseballPodcast

Griffin Warner talks betting for Friday. Griffin Warner returns with a new episode of the What I Bet Podcast on the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed from the Pregame.com Podcast Network, diving into a loaded Friday, July 17th Major League Baseball card while riding a strong recent stretch of 5 and 2 in his last 7 picks, 7 and 3 in his last 10, and 10 and 5 in his last 15. The episode opens with an early matinee between the Tampa Bay Rays and Boston Red Sox, featuring Griffin Jax against rookie left hander Jake Bennett, before moving into the marquee matchup of the night as the Los Angeles Dodgers visit the New York Yankees with Roki Sasaki opposing Gerrit Cole, a game complicated by the possible absence of Shohei Ohtani and the continued absence of Aaron Judge. Warner works methodically through the rest of the card, breaking down Jared Jones against Gavin Williams as the Pittsburgh Pirates travel to face the Cleveland Guardians, a matchup that becomes central to the episode. He also covers Anthony Kay and the first place Chicago White Sox against Spencer Miles and the Toronto Blue Jays, Cal Quantrill and the Texas Rangers against a red hot Chris Sale and the Atlanta Braves, and Sandy Alcantara leading the Miami Marlins against Logan Henderson and the Milwaukee Brewers. From there, Warner turns to Bailey Ober and the Minnesota Twins against Colin Rea and the Chicago Cubs, citing possible wind conditions at Wrigley Field, along with Dean Kremer and the Baltimore Orioles against Peter Lambert and a Houston Astros bullpen bolstered by the return of closer Josh Hader. He continues through Michael King and the San Diego Padres against Seth Lugo and the Kansas City Royals, Brady Singer and the Cincinnati Reds against Gabriel Hughes and the Colorado Rockies, Troy Melton and the Detroit Tigers against Reid Detmers and the Los Angeles Angels, Cade Cavalli and the Washington Nationals against Gage Jump and an Athletics club currently playing in Sacramento, and closes the card breakdown with Landen Roupp and the San Francisco Giants against a surging Bryce Miller and the Seattle Mariners. Along the way, Warner shares a major promotional code, base25, offering 25 percent off any purchase at Pregame.com including his own season long MLB All Access package, dropping the price from 349 dollars to 262 dollars before the offer expires on July 27th, while noting he is up 21 and a half units of MLB profit on the season. The episode closes with Warner's official best bet, backing the Cleveland Guardians and Gavin Williams at minus 129 after building his case around Cleveland's pitching depth and bullpen advantage over Pittsburgh throughout the show. Listeners can find new episodes of the What I Bet Podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify through the Straight Outta Vegas AM feed on the Pregame.com Podcast Network, with daily updates from Warner available at Real_G_Warner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, Dr. Brian Feeley, Chief of Sports Medicine and Shoulder Surgery at UCSF and team physician for the San Francisco Giants, joins the shoe to share what decades of treating athletes and everyday patients have taught him about movement, strength training, and injury prevention. The discussion covers everything from running, skiing, cycling, and youth sports to shoulder impingement, ACL tears, and the realities of exercising in middle age. Feeley explains why many common beliefs about joint health and injury risk don't hold up to the evidence, how to think about strength training without getting sidelined, and why variety may be one of the most overlooked components of a sustainable fitness routine. They also discuss the hype surrounding peptides, the science of recovery, and the emerging research on muscle regeneration and healthy aging. It's a jam-packed episode and Dr. Feeley is a wonderful guest, hope you enjoy.

Hour 2: The Giants' Front Office is in a Crucial Juncture This episode of the Sports Leader podcast delves into the current state of the San Francisco Giants, with a focus on their struggles and potential solutions. The team's President of Baseball Operations, Buster Posey, joins the show to discuss the challenges they're facing and the steps they're taking to address them. From the bullpen woes to the team's overall performance, Buster shares his insights on what's going right and what's going wrong. The Giants are currently sitting at 41-55, and it's clear that they're in need of a turnaround. Buster acknowledges the team's struggles, particularly with their bullpen, which has been a major issue all season. He also discusses the importance of patience and not giving up on the young players who are showing promise. The conversation also touches on the team's draft picks, including the selection of Jackson Flora, a highly touted pitcher. Buster's honesty and candor are refreshing, and he provides a unique perspective on the team's situation. He discusses the importance of evaluating the team's current roster and making tough decisions to improve it. The conversation is informative and engaging, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of the Giants' front office. If you're a Giants fan or just interested in the world of baseball, this episode is a must-listen. Buster Posey's insights and honesty make for a compelling conversation that's sure to leave you thinking. Tune in to hear the full discussion and get a better understanding of the Giants' current state and their plans for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: The Giants' Front Office is in a Crucial Juncture This episode of the Sports Leader podcast delves into the current state of the San Francisco Giants, with a focus on their struggles and potential solutions. The team's President of Baseball Operations, Buster Posey, joins the show to discuss the challenges they're facing and the steps they're taking to address them. From the bullpen woes to the team's overall performance, Buster shares his insights on what's going right and what's going wrong. The Giants are currently sitting at 41-55, and it's clear that they're in need of a turnaround. Buster acknowledges the team's struggles, particularly with their bullpen, which has been a major issue all season. He also discusses the importance of patience and not giving up on the young players who are showing promise. The conversation also touches on the team's draft picks, including the selection of Jackson Flora, a highly touted pitcher. Buster's honesty and candor are refreshing, and he provides a unique perspective on the team's situation. He discusses the importance of evaluating the team's current roster and making tough decisions to improve it. The conversation is informative and engaging, offering a glimpse into the inner workings of the Giants' front office. If you're a Giants fan or just interested in the world of baseball, this episode is a must-listen. Buster Posey's insights and honesty make for a compelling conversation that's sure to leave you thinking. Tune in to hear the full discussion and get a better understanding of the Giants' current state and their plans for the future.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Giants entered the All Star Break with their 6th-worst record in San Francisco history at 41-55 and the third worst team in the National League. Where do they go from here? Clearly not the playoffs. Who will they trade, who would you miss in a trade? Chad and Eric catch up to break down the Giants biggest flaws of the season, try to predict the trade chips, discuss the HR derby and All-Star game, our MVPs and LVPs, and quickly review the Giants draft picks.www.torturecast.comfacebook.com/torturecast@torturecast

In hour 2, Spadoni and Shasky discuss what is higher on the disappointment meter, the Giants season or Warriors offseason?

In Hour 2, Willard & Dibs interview Golden State Warriors Point Guard LJ Cryer and ask the question, how should San Francisco Giants fans feel if Buster Posey and Tony Vitello keep their jobs after this nightmare season

In Hour 1, In Hour 4, Willard & Dibs dive deeper into the Lebron Free Agency news while acknowledging that this situation is not normal and that the Warriors seem to be among if not the best fit. In Hour 2, Willard & Dibs interview Golden State Warriors Point Guard LJ Cryer and ask the question, how should San Francisco Giants fans feel if Buster Posey and Tony Vitello keep their jobs after this nightmare season. In Hour 3, Giants Insider Alex Pavlovic from NBC Sports Bay Area joins Willard & Dibs to discuss the Giants season so far at the halfway mark, while answering if there's any inclinations that Buster Posey or Tony Vitello won't return after the season's over among other things. In Hour 4, Willard & Dibs dive deeper into the Lebron Free Agency news while acknowledging that this situation is not normal and that the Warriors seem to be among if not the best fit.

Greg Silver and Larry Krueger are joined by Kyle Haynes, the senior director of player development for the San Francisco Giants, to discuss the team's exciting young prospects. With the All-Star break behind us, the Giants are looking to the future and the development of their next young core. We discuss the recent draft the importance of developing the youth movement and how it can lead to a winning championship team.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Senior Director of Player Development for the San Francisco Giants, Kyle Haines, joins the conversation to discuss the team's recent draft picks and the future of the organization. Haines talks about the draft and the importance of signability. The conversation also touches on the team's leadership and development, with Haines discussing the importance of finding players who are not only talented but also have the right attitude and work ethic. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour 1, Spadoni and Shasky discuss the MLB All Star game and give their thoughts as the NL gets shutout. Plus the FIFA World Cup Semi - Final has been a show as Spain sends France home.