Podcasts about Vitello

Willard and Dibs join Evan and Guru during the Crossover to discuss the latest speculation surrounding Christian McCaffrey and whether he wants a new contract with the San Francisco 49ers. Could the star running back hold out ahead of Week 1 against the Los Angeles Rams? They also discuss the recent report from the San Francisco Standard saying that Tony Vitello will be back next season.

Can Tony Vitello figure it out in year 2? Spadoni & Lubman have some concern with Vitello's ability to win over some veterans in the locker room. However, the development of Eldridge and Schmitt have been bright spots in an underwhelming season but is that enough to convince the fans Vitello can right the ship?

Buster Posey made it clear that Tony Vitello will be returning as the manager of the Giants next season. Spadoni & Lubman have questions about Vitello's ability to galvanize some of the veterans in the clubhouse. Plus, there are concerns about how Buster Posey handled certain situations this season, Spadoni & Lubman spend hour two discussing how much confidence they have in the team going forward.

Tony Vitello shared his frustration following another Giants loss to the Rockies. Willard and Dibs react to Vitello comparing his club to a JUCO team.

The Giants didn't hire Tony Vitello just to have him for one season without any room to grow. Evan and Guru touch on why the first-year manager is staying on for next season

Evan and Guru wonder if the San Francisco Giants can turn things around with Tony Vitello at the helm. This comes after a horrific weekend series against the Colorado Rockies in which Vitello called out his club or playing like a "JUCO team."

In Hour 2, Evan and Guru wonder if the San Francisco Giants can turn things around with Tony Vitello at the helm. This comes after a horrific weekend series against the Colorado Rockies in which Vitello called out his club for playing like a "JUCO team." They follow that with a conversation about the San Francisco 49ers, and if running back Christian McCaffrey is holding out for new money instead of dealing with an injury. Will he get his new bag?

In Hour 1 of Steiny & Guru, Evan Giddings and Daryle 'The Guru' Johnson discuss the recent report from the San Francisco Standard indicating that manager Tony Vitello will return to the San Francisco Giants next season. They also discuss why the Giants wouldn't hire Tony Vitello to only be a one-year manager without letting him learn from his mistakes. In Hour 2, Evan and Guru wonder if the San Francisco Giants can turn things around with Tony Vitello at the helm. This comes after a horrific weekend series against the Colorado Rockies in which Vitello called out his club for playing like a "JUCO team." They follow that with a conversation about the San Francisco 49ers, and if running back Christian McCaffrey is holding out for new money instead of dealing with an injury. Will he get his new bag? In Hour 3, Evan and Guru continue breaking down Christian McCaffrey possibly holding out for a new contract ahead of the San Francisco 49ers' Week 1 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams in Australia.

Ben Ross is a sports anchor and reporter for KRON4 in the Bay Area. This week he's in for two segments. Here, he talks about the San Francisco Giants and manager Tony Vitello. Will Vitello return as Giants manager in 2027 after what has been a dismal 2026 season. And what has to happen for the Giants to rebound next year. Also, will future MLB teams be hesitant on hiring a manager direct from college baseball after seeing how this Giants season has gone or... is that being unfair to Vitello who had to play with a hand that already was in place. The Christopher Gabriel Program ----------------------------------------------------------- Please Like, Comment and Follow 'The Christopher Gabriel Program' on all platforms: The Christopher Gabriel Program is available on the KMJNOW app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube or wherever else you listen to podcasts. --- The Christopher Gabriel Program | Website | Facebook | X | Instagram | --- Everything KMJ KMJNOW App | Podcasts | Facebook | X | Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: Murph and Markus discuss the question "Does Tony Vitello command respect from MLB umpires?" after Vitello's ejection in yesterday's loss.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam and Shasky discuss what is going on with Caitlyn Clark in the WNBA as she is one technical foul away from suspension and Jim Bowden, who was critical of the Vitello hire to begin with, joins the show.

Sam and Shasky dive into the Giants getting swept yesterday as Vitello gets ejected. Was Vitello fired up enough in that situation? Does what has devolved this year deserve a second chance as a manager next year?

In hour 1, Spadoni and Shasky discuss Vitello's ejection and if the skipper has truly showed his true self to Giants fans yet.

In hour 2, Spadoni and Shasky discuss if Tony Vitello deserves another year or if the skipper should be one and done.

Shasky and Lubman discuss how it feels like Vitello is going out but if you are going to go out do it on your own terms and be yourself.

Sam and Shasky discuss if they believe that the Giants leadership deserves another year to figure this out and if this can be chalked up to first year struggles.

Jim Bowden, former MLB executive and current analyst and broadcaster, joins the show to discuss his thoughts on Tony Vitello's ejection and the Giants disaster season that continues.

Sam and Shasky take a trip down memory lane to Vitello's opening presser and the words Buster Posey used to describe Vitello.

After a terrible call by the umps in Kansas City, Shasky shares his major disappointment in Tony Vitello.

Grandi and Dibs discuss Tony Vitello's lack of fire and what he needs to address going forward.

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.

JD and Greg discuss the impact of the Giants' struggles on the team's culture and the potential consequences for Tony Vitello's job security after a sweep in KC. As the team struggles to find consistency, we explore the role of leadership in the team's struggles, with a focus on Vitello's approach and the expectations placed on him. They discuss the importance of authenticity and adaptability in leadership, and how these qualities can help the team navigate its current challengesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Shea of The San Francisco Standard shares his thoughts on the Giants' bullpen, outfield, and manager Tony Vitello. With the trade deadline approaching, John discusses the likelihood of Jung Hoo Lee and Casey Schmitt being traded, and which players might be on the move. We discuss the need for reliable arms and the importance of developing from within. John also discusses the possibility of trading Heliot Ramos, a player who's been below average defensively but has power and club control. John also weighs in on the manager situation, suggesting that if the team continues to struggle, people internally may start questioning Tony Vitello's ability to lead the team. He also shares his thoughts on the umpires' treatment of Vitello after his questionable ejection yesterday.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In hour 3 of Steiny and Guru, Steiny and Evan get into the Giants and specifically where things have gone wrong. Has Vitello been hiding his emotions? Was Posey a great leader on the field and can't translate that in the front office?

Has Buster Posey pushed all the wrong buttons this year? Did it all begin with hiring Vitello or does it go all the way back to last year? What's been his leadership qualities off the field and in the front office?

In hour 1 of Steiny and Guru, Steiny and Evan (filling in for Guru) get into the Valkyries and them losing to the Washington Mystics at home last night at Ballhalla. What's been their identity? What is the next step for them going forward? How advanced have they become with only 2 years in existence? In hour 2 of Steiny and Guru, Steiny and Evan get into what draws the Valkyries in. Is it the gear? Ballhalla entertainment? OR the fact they're in 3rd place overall in the league. Plus, Giants lose again late, what has Vitello shown us as a far as emotion? Has he suppressed anything? In hour 3 of Steiny and Guru, Steiny and Evan get into the Giants and specifically where things have gone wrong. Has Vitello been hiding his emotions? Was Posey a great leader on the field and can't translate that in the front office? In hour 4 of Steiny and Guru, we wait for Lebron James to make a decision, the guys discuss what this young Warriors roster can do and how it all starts with not making any rash decisions from the front office.

In hour 2 of Steiny and Guru, Steiny and Evan get into what draws the Valkyries in. Is it the gear? Ballhalla entertainment? OR the fact they're in 3rd place overall in the league. Plus, Giants lose again late, what has Vitello shown us as a far as emotion? Has he suppressed anything?

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

Willard & Dibs ask the question and discuss, should the San Francisco Giants fire President Buster Posey and Manager Tony Vitello after what's so far been a nightmare season?

In Hour 3 Willard & Dibs discuss The Giants and Vitello rumors, the Giants ownership and managers, grading the Giants at an F, how the organization responds to criticism and more!

In Hour 1 Willard & Dibs discuss the league waiting on Lebron decision, Draymond addresses pitch with Lebron, fan nostalgia for older players, impact of young additions and more! In Hour 2 Willard & Dibs discuss the Warriors and their fan service, Shasky talks golfing with fans, Chance McMillan from the Warriors Sumer League squad joins and more! In Hour 3 Willard & Dibs discuss The Giants and Vitello rumors, the Giants ownership and managers, grading the Giants at an F, how the organization responds to criticism and more! In Hour 4 Willard & Dibs discuss the Warriors and Cavs being the top landing spots for Lebron, Draymond and Kenny Atkinson have some words and more!

Steiny & Guru wonder if the Giants are considering wholesale changes at the end of this season and if that includes the Manager and the man who hired him.

Cory Curtis from News 2 joins the show for his weekly visit.  We talk the latest on the Titans offseason and thoughts on the World Cup matchups.  Titans RB Tyjae Spears says the Titans will have a winning record this season.  We take your phones.  How badly do the Titans need Carnell Tate to have a big impact year one?  We wrap up the show with some thoughts on Tony Vitello and what are the chances he returns to college baseball after one season?

Discussing the possibility of the Giants and Tony Vitello splitting, the veterans not buying in, Giants ownership and more!

As the Giants prepare to head into the final stretch before the All-Star break, Manager Tony Vitello shares his thoughts on the team's current state and what's to come. In this episode, he opens up about the mental and physical toll of the season so far, and how a break can be just what the doctor ordered. The Giants are gearing up for a crucial series against the Colorado Rockies, and Vitello discusses the team's pitching strategy, including the use of PitchCom and the decision to let pitchers call their own pitches. He also talks about the challenges of managing a young team and the importance of finding the right balance between giving players the freedom to make their own decisions and providing guidance and support. Vitello also shares his thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding Logan Webb's Twitter outburst, and how he believes that players should focus on their own narratives and not get caught up in external opinions. He emphasizes the importance of confidence and mental toughness in baseball, and how a break can help players recharge and refocus. In this episode, Vitello also discusses the upcoming draft and the Giants' plans for the future, including their interest in top prospects like Jacob Lombard. He shares his insights on the draft class and the challenges of predicting which players will make it to the big leagues. Don't miss this in-depth conversation with Manager Tony Vitello as he shares his thoughts on the team's current state and what's to come.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 4: This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for any Giants fan, as the host sits down with Tony Vitello to discuss the team's current struggles and what they can do to turn things around. With the All-Star break just around the corner, the Giants are 16 games under .500 and have lost two series in a row, leaving fans worried about the team's gas tank heading into the final four games of the first half. The conversation with Tony Vitello touches on the importance of a mental break for the team, as well as the physical benefits of the All-Star break. Vitello shares his thoughts on how the team can improve in the second half, including making a list of areas to focus on and assessing each individual player's strengths and weaknesses. He also discusses the importance of confidence in baseball and how it can be a major factor in a team's success. The episode also delves into the world of the Giants' pitching staff, including the use of PitchCom and the transition to pitchers calling their own pitches. Vitello shares his thoughts on the importance of confidence in pitchers and how it can affect their performance on the mound. Additionally, he discusses the team's plans for the future, including the upcoming draft and the potential trades that could shape the team's roster. If you're a Giants fan looking for insight into the team's current struggles and what they can do to turn things around, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Tony Vitello's thoughts on the team's gas tank, the importance of confidence, and the future of the pitching staff.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the Giants prepare to head into the final stretch before the All-Star break, Manager Tony Vitello shares his thoughts on the team's current state and what's to come. In this episode, he opens up about the mental and physical toll of the season so far, and how a break can be just what the doctor ordered. The Giants are gearing up for a crucial series against the Colorado Rockies, and Vitello discusses the team's pitching strategy, including the use of PitchCom and the decision to let pitchers call their own pitches. He also talks about the challenges of managing a young team and the importance of finding the right balance between giving players the freedom to make their own decisions and providing guidance and support. Vitello also shares his thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding Logan Webb's Twitter outburst, and how he believes that players should focus on their own narratives and not get caught up in external opinions. He emphasizes the importance of confidence and mental toughness in baseball, and how a break can help players recharge and refocus. In this episode, Vitello also discusses the upcoming draft and the Giants' plans for the future, including their interest in top prospects like Jacob Lombard. He shares his insights on the draft class and the challenges of predicting which players will make it to the big leagues. Don't miss this in-depth conversation with Manager Tony Vitello as he shares his thoughts on the team's current state and what's to come.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steiny & Guru discuss why Tony Vitello is at the whim of Buster Posey, who has set him up to fail as manager in his first season.

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Jackson and Doug both out today. Doug officiating weddings. People didn't realize how funny Doug was before TMA. You have to leave this show for people to like you. Papers grabbing a walnut bowl. Pippin' Papers. Feels like last night could have been the beginning of the end for the Cardinals. Opinions have changed quite a bit since Sunday afternoon at Wrigley. Tip of the cap to Torres. Guys needing a little extra time between appearances? McGreevy's dad says he listens. Finna throw a perfect game, Martin.Is Wednesday Ladies Day at The Country Club. JR going to hang out during the 8:00 hour. This show's picks makes people money. Had this stretch circled as pretty important. The diluted post season affecting things. Pick a lane. Moving Gray, Donovan, Contreras, and Arenado last offseason.Jeremy Rutherford joins us in studio. Fire In The Hole at SIlver Dollar City. Reppin' Lutheran South. Ice sculptures and plated meals. Is Crusaders offensive? Chairman's list of numbers he's sent to Martin. What was scarier, Dan Jansen or the pitbull?Junior hockey is NOT youth hockey. Fun with text audits. Gluten Free Perc. What are Blues fans asking JR about the most lately? Is it Alex or Alexander Steen?Summer '98. Joe Buck's call. Things aren't getting any easier for the Redbirds. Harrison has been dealing for the Brewers. Harrison with a burr in his saddle for the All-Star snub. Milwaukee always seems to grab the right guy at the right time. The Rays of the National League.Two staff members from the USMNT were suspended for Monday's match against Belgium but hadn't explained the reasoning for the suspension. Argentina with the big comeback over Egypt yesterday. Viewership on Fox for USA/Belgium. Peaking close to 37M viewers. The head coach of Egypt says his team was victim of an "injustice."Still waiting for Jackson to refute the claims of him being hungover. Baseball executives with Twitter burners. Wellington has his buddy Vitello's back on Twitter. Drink on Twitter. Drink's interaction with Brenden Schaeffer.They don't like Chairman, they just like to crap on Papers. Chairman ran the gauntlet of awards at Meramec Heights Elementary. Don La Greca.EMOTDMartin delivering on a tease from last segment about a guest who felt snubbed from the Taylor Swift/Travis Kelce wedding. Charles Barkley doesn't do weddings or funerals. Tim doesn't like hearing the 2004-2006 version of himself.Hoping Papers feels better soon. Audio of Oli Marmol talking about the handling of the tired pitching staff in the double header yesterday.And the winner of the EMOTD is...See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steiny & Guru discuss why the Giants front office deserves blame and a lot of heat for turning course in such a short fashion after taking such a risk on the skipper.

Steiny & Guru break down why the Giants seem to be unable to dig themselves out of this hole. Is it Vitello, the players, etc.?!

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the rise and fall of Ildemaro Vargas, the Mets’ and Cubs’ David Peterson swap, Jazz Chisholm Jr.’s refusal to wear a cup, the Giants’ response to Pride Night fallout, and the owners’ CBA strategy. Then (56:41) Ben brings back John Brebbia to discuss the Rockies reliever’s return to the majors, how he’s handling the journeyman phase of his career, when to opt out of a contract, Colorado’s player-dev improvements, Triple-A attitudes, how the minors have changed, the greatest major league luxury, dugout pitch-calling, challenging, his entrance song, how he and other players are following the labor talks, and more. Audio intro: Jimmy Kramer, “Effectively Wild Theme” Audio interstitial: The Spaghettis, “Effectively Wild Theme” Audio outro: Benny and a Million Shetland Ponies, “Effectively Wild Theme (Pedantic)” Link to Lennon song Link to MLFAD Link to “Train Daddy” article Link to “Railroad Daddy” article Link to Brebbia’s first appearance Link to Vargas hot streak Link to Vargas cold strea Link to Voros’s Law Link to gambler’s fallacy Link to Vargas collision Link to Flowers for Algernon adaptations Link to Charly Link to TV movie Link to Awakenings Link to “Snakes alive” slogan Link to Nora Morse wiki Link to FG post on the Cubs Link to MLBTR on Peterson Link to Gary Cohen quote Link to Mets’ six errors Link to Chisholm clip Link to Chisholm story Link to Mariners testicle injury thread Link to Haniger story Link to risk compensation wiki Link to catcher helmets interview Link to lollipop story Link to Davitt interview Link to Posey clip Link to SF Chronicle on the Giants Link to The Athletic on the Giants Link to KNBR interview story Link to Devers apology story Link to Vitello’s The Town reference Link to Manfred letter Link to The Athletic on MLB’s proposals Link to MLBTR on MLB’s proposals Link to Play Sun Smart initiative Link to Rockies team attitude story Link to Senzatela pitch mix Link to Bull Durham scene Link to Collins quote Link to dugout pitch-calling story Link to dugout pitch-calling story 2 Link to Ben on dugout pitch-calling Link to Wham! song Link to story about Brebbia’s song Link to Zoolander scene Link to Meyer quote Sponsor Us on Patreon Give a Gift Subscription Email Us: podcast@fangraphs.com Effectively Wild Subreddit Effectively Wild Wiki Apple Podcasts Feed Spotify Feed YouTube Playlist Facebook Group Bluesky Account Twitter Account Get Our Merch! var SERVER_DATA = Object.assign(SERVER_DATA || {}); Source

Hour 2: This week on the show, we're diving into the San Francisco Giants' recent surge in the standings and what it might mean for their season. The team has gone 9-8 in their last 17 games, and it's got everyone talking. But is this just a flash in the pan, or is there something more to it? Our hosts, John Dickinson and Dieter Kurtenbach, are joined by Mike Krukow to discuss the team's recent performance and what it says about their chances for the rest of the season. The conversation touches on the team's recent win over the A's, which was a much-needed boost after a tough stretch. They also discuss the leadership of manager Tony Vitello and whether he's finally found his footing after a rocky start to the season. Mike Krukow shares his thoughts on Vitello's finest moment as a manager, and whether it's too early to say that the team is turning the corner. The guys also talk about the team's young players, including Jung-hoo Lee, who's been on fire lately. But it's not all good news. The team still has a lot of work to do to make a serious push for the playoffs, and they'll need to keep up their winning streak to stay in contention. Our hosts and guest discuss the challenges the team still faces, including a struggling bullpen and a lack of consistency from some of their key players. They also touch on the team's front office, including the leadership of President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey, and whether he's doing enough to help the team succeed. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode. Our hosts and guest break down the team's recent performance and what it means for their chances in the second half of the season. They also share their thoughts on the team's leadership and whether they're doing enough to help the team succeed. Tune in to hear the full conversation and get the latest on the Giants' season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a candid conversation, Mike Krukow shares his thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding the San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello and Rafael Devers, handled the situation. The team's response to the drama was a testament to Vitello's leadership, and Krukow explains why he believes it was a turning point for the team. This episode of the podcast delves into the intricacies of team dynamics and the challenges that come with managing a group of high-profile players. Krukow discusses the importance of a manager's ability to navigate difficult situations and maintain a united front among the team. He also touches on the Giants' recent performance and how it reflects the team's newfound cohesion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2: This week on the show, we're diving into the San Francisco Giants' recent surge in the standings and what it might mean for their season. The team has gone 9-8 in their last 17 games, and it's got everyone talking. But is this just a flash in the pan, or is there something more to it? Our hosts, John Dickinson and Dieter Kurtenbach, are joined by Mike Krukow to discuss the team's recent performance and what it says about their chances for the rest of the season. The conversation touches on the team's recent win over the A's, which was a much-needed boost after a tough stretch. They also discuss the leadership of manager Tony Vitello and whether he's finally found his footing after a rocky start to the season. Mike Krukow shares his thoughts on Vitello's finest moment as a manager, and whether it's too early to say that the team is turning the corner. The guys also talk about the team's young players, including Jung-hoo Lee, who's been on fire lately. But it's not all good news. The team still has a lot of work to do to make a serious push for the playoffs, and they'll need to keep up their winning streak to stay in contention. Our hosts and guest discuss the challenges the team still faces, including a struggling bullpen and a lack of consistency from some of their key players. They also touch on the team's front office, including the leadership of President of Baseball Operations Buster Posey, and whether he's doing enough to help the team succeed. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode. Our hosts and guest break down the team's recent performance and what it means for their chances in the second half of the season. They also share their thoughts on the team's leadership and whether they're doing enough to help the team succeed. Tune in to hear the full conversation and get the latest on the Giants' season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a candid conversation, Mike Krukow shares his thoughts on the recent controversy surrounding the San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello and Rafael Devers, handled the situation. The team's response to the drama was a testament to Vitello's leadership, and Krukow explains why he believes it was a turning point for the team. This episode of the podcast delves into the intricacies of team dynamics and the challenges that come with managing a group of high-profile players. Krukow discusses the importance of a manager's ability to navigate difficult situations and maintain a united front among the team. He also touches on the Giants' recent performance and how it reflects the team's newfound cohesion.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: The Giants' recent struggles have sparked a heated debate about the team's leadership and player dynamics. This episode of the Sports Leader podcast delves into the controversy surrounding Rafael Devers' reaction to being pinch-run for in the ninth inning of a game against the Marlins. The Giants' manager, Tony Vitello, has been under fire for his handling of the situation, with some questioning his ability to command respect from his players. The discussion centers around Devers' visible frustration and refusal to leave the game, as well as Vitello's response to the situation. The hosts and guests weigh in on the optics of the move, with some arguing that it was a necessary baseball decision and others suggesting that it may have been a sign of deeper issues within the team. The conversation also touches on the Giants' overall performance and their struggles to find consistency. The hosts and guests discuss the potential implications of Devers' behavior, including the possibility that it may be a symptom of a larger problem within the team. They also examine the role of the manager in addressing player dynamics and maintaining a positive team culture. The episode raises questions about the Giants' leadership and whether they have the right person in place to guide the team to success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 3: The Giants' recent struggles have sparked a heated debate about the team's leadership and player dynamics. This episode of the Sports Leader podcast delves into the controversy surrounding Rafael Devers' reaction to being pinch-run for in the ninth inning of a game against the Marlins. The Giants' manager, Tony Vitello, has been under fire for his handling of the situation, with some questioning his ability to command respect from his players. The discussion centers around Devers' visible frustration and refusal to leave the game, as well as Vitello's response to the situation. The hosts and guests weigh in on the optics of the move, with some arguing that it was a necessary baseball decision and others suggesting that it may have been a sign of deeper issues within the team. The conversation also touches on the Giants' overall performance and their struggles to find consistency. The hosts and guests discuss the potential implications of Devers' behavior, including the possibility that it may be a symptom of a larger problem within the team. They also examine the role of the manager in addressing player dynamics and maintaining a positive team culture. The episode raises questions about the Giants' leadership and whether they have the right person in place to guide the team to success.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1: The Giants are on a roll, but their schedule is about to get a whole lot tougher. With 23 straight games on the horizon, the team will be putting their endurance to the test. In this episode of the Murph and Markus Show, the hosts discuss the implications of this grueling schedule and how it might affect the team's chances of making a comeback. They also dive into the latest trade rumors, including the possibility of trading away Logan Webb, a fan favorite and one of the team's top pitchers. The hosts also chat with Giants manager Tony Vitello about the team's recent performance and what it means for their future. Vitello shares his thoughts on the team's offense and how it's been trending in the right direction lately. He also talks about the impact of Bryce Eldridge, a young player who's been making waves with his impressive skills and confidence. The hosts also discuss the team's pitching performance, including the debut of Carson Whisenhunt, who impressed in his first game. The conversation also touches on the team's bullpen and how it's been performing lately. Vitello shares his thoughts on the challenges of managing a bullpen at the major league level and how it's different from managing one at the college level. He also talks about the importance of communication and involving the entire coaching staff in the decision-making process. If you're a Giants fan, you won't want to miss this episode of the Murph and Markus Show. The hosts and Vitello dive into all the latest news and updates, and share their insights on what's next for the team. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and get ready to hear all the latest on the Giants.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.