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Hour 4: On NFL Draft Eve, Silver & Krueger go through their most significant draft picks in 49ers history, and which among those is underrated. They also revisit the Giants' win over the Dodgers and particularly the unlikely yet impressive start of Luis Arraez's defense at second base.

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Hour 3: Silver & Krueg continue their NFL draft talk by focsuing on the value of positional versatility, such as Nick Emmanwori for the Seahawks in last year's class. They're joined by Ted Nguyen of The Athletic, who shares his expertise on the top big-play prospects. They guys discuss the 49ers' potential picks, including edge rushers like Keldric Faluk and Cashius Howell, and safeties like Keionte Scott and AJ Haulcy. The conversation also touches on the team's needs, with a focus on strengthening the interior line and finding a great player, regardless of position.

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In this episode, Silver & Krueger are joined by Ted Nguyen, a film analyst from The Athletic, as they dive into the NFL Draft. They discuss the latest prospects, including edge rushers like Keldric Faulk and Cashius Howell, and how they might fit into the 49ers' needs. Ted shares his thoughts on the safety position, highlighting players like Bud Clark and Keionte Scott, and the 49ers' potential draft strategy. They also touch on the importance of finding a great player, regardless of position, and discuss the possibility of the 49ers drafting a non-premium position player like Jacob Rodriguez or CJ Allen.

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Hour 2: Silver & Krueg continue to break down the key performances in last night's win for the Giants and then shift their focus to the NFL draft. They weigh the possibility of not using their first-round pick at all as a means to acquire more selections over the weekend. David Lombardi of the San Francisco Standard joins the show to talk prospects, value, and the adaptability of new defensive coordinator Raheem Morris.

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In this episode, David Lombardi, a sports journalist from the San Francisco Standard, joins the show to break down the upcoming NFL draft. He shares his insights on the 49ers' potential picks, discussing the team's needs and the players they might target. From the importance of analytics in the draft process to the potential impact of new defensive coordinator Raheem Morris, David provides a detailed analysis of the 49ers' strategy. He also touches on the team's tight end and running back situations, offering his expert opinion on the players who could fill these gaps.

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In this episode, John Shea joins the show to discuss the Giants' recent win over the Dodgers. They dive into the impressive performance of reliever Ryan Walker, who shut down the Dodgers in the ninth inning. The guys also talk about the team's new attitude and how it's affecting the bullpen. Additionally, they touch on the injuries to Susak and Jung-hoo Lee, and John shares his thoughts on the team's outfield prospects. It's a lively conversation that covers the latest Giants news and trends.

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Hour 1: Greg Silver & Larry Krueger react to the best win of the Giants' season, as they took down the LA Dodgers 3-1. The guys react to Landen Roupp's spectacular start, in which he threw a career-high 106 pitches and allowed only one hit, and Tony Vitello's impressive bullpen management. John Shea joined the guys to discuss "Tony Ball" and whether this recent attitude displayed from the team can propel them toward a better record through the summer.

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In this episode, Silver & John Dickinson discuss the latest developments in the Golden State Warriors organization. They're joined by Sam Amick, a prominent NBA insider, to break down the team's recent season and the uncertainty surrounding head coach Steve Kerr's future. They dive into the Warriors' roster, the impact of Kerr's potential departure, and the potential implications for the team's future. The conversation also touches on the team's pursuit of top free agents, including Giannis and Lebron James, and how a new coach might affect their chances.

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Hour 4: Following their conversation with Sam Amick, Silver & JD discuss the need for younger reinforcements but also question what the roster would look like beyond Steph Curry if Steve Kerr were to depart.

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In this episode, Greg Silver & JD discuss the San Francisco Giants' recent performance with Susan Slusser, of the San Francisco Chronicle. They dive into the team's inconsistent record, with a 4-5 mark after a nine-game road trip. Susan shares her thoughts on the bullpen's surprising performance and the offense's struggles. They also discuss the team's identity, the importance of confidence, and the upcoming series against the LA Dodgers. With the Giants looking to establish themselves as a competitive team, Susan provides insight into the team's strengths and weaknesses, setting the stage for an exciting series.

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Hour 3: Silver & JD dive into an article that discussed whether Tony Vitello can "learn how to lose" and what it means in the context of the emotions of 162 games. They also touch on the recent spark from Heliot Ramos and Jung Hoo Lee and whether or not the return to Oracle Park will halt their momentum. The conversation also shifts to the Warriors, as Sam Amick joins the show to discuss the team's season and the potential departure of head coach Steve Kerr. The hosts and Sam explore the implications of Kerr's decision and how it might impact the team's future roster construction.

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In this episode, Todd Husak joins the show to discuss the NFL Draft. He shares his thoughts on the 49ers' draft strategy, emphasizing the importance of taking the best player available, especially with the 27th pick. Todd highlights the need for the 49ers to address their aging roster and improve their defensive front. He also discusses the value of trading down to collect more picks, citing the potential for finding impact players in the second and third rounds. With the draft just around the corner, Todd's insights provide a valuable perspective for 49ers fans.

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Hour 2: Silver & JD debate whether or not they would rather see the 49ers prioritize top-end draft talent to the offensive or defensive side of the ball. Silver explains his case for offense, arguing that high volume scoring will be their most sensible path to winning in 2026. JD takes the other side and highlights the need for a more dynamic defensive approach, now that the team is getting Nick Bosa and Mykel Williams back for next season. Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle stops by for her weekly interview after the Giants finished out the road trip with a 4-5 record and a spark from the offense.

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Hour 1: Silver & JD open up Tuesday with a deeper look at the 49ers' NFL draft philosophy and ask whether or not their decision with the 27th pick should simply come down to the best player available? Todd Husak joins the show to break down positional needs and weigh how concerned he would be over drafting players with an injury history.

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Hour 4: With Steve Kerr's future with the Warriors in question, what would a future without him as head coach look like for the team? Silver and JD breakdown all the possibilities.

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Hour 3: Silver and JD dive into the latest news on the 49ers, including Trent Williams' signing, and how it sets the stage for the team's future. They also react to John Lynch's comments on finding more picks in the draft. The guys also dive deeper into the Warriors' situation with Steve Kerr and his future, and expand on the implications of Kerr's potential departure and what that would mean for the team's roster and future.

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San Francisco 49ers beat writer for The Athletic, Mike Silver, joins Greg Silver and JD to discuss star Left Tackle, Trent Williams' new 2-year $50 million deal, plus Brandon Aiyuk's future as the NFL Draft approaches this Thursday, April 23rd. 

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Hour 2: Silver and JD breakdown possible ripple effects for the Warriors if Coach Steve Kerr departs from the team. Plus, San Francisco 49ers beat writer for The Athletic, Mike Silver, joins the guys to discuss Trent Williams' new deal, and what's in store for the team at the NFL Draft on Thursday April 23rd. 

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Hour 1: Silver and JD dive into the latest news surrounding the Golden State Warriors as the team's season has officially come to a close, and questions are swirling about the future of head coach Steve Kerr. The guys discuss the emotional moment between Kerr, Steph Curry, and Draymond Green, and what it might mean for Kerr's decision to stay or go. They also touch on the ripple effects of Kerr's potential departure, including the impact on star players like Steph, Draymond, and Jimmy Butler.

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Hour 3: the guys dive into the most enjoyable rise to stardom in 21st-century Bay Area sports. They discuss the careers of Steph Curry, Macklin Celebrini, Brock Purdy, and Buster Posey, each with their unique stories and circumstances. The conversation touches on the excitement factor, longevity, and the impact these players have had on their respective teams and the Bay Area sports scene. The guys also share their thoughts on the current Giants lineup and the importance of momentum in the team's season.

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Hour 4: The guys discuss the Warriors' crucial play-in game against the Suns. They analyze the team's chances of advancing, considering their performance on Wednesday and the physical toll of the season. The guys debate whether the Warriors have enough left in the tank to compete, and if they'll be able to replicate their strong showing from the previous game. They also touch on the importance of player safety, particularly with Steph Curry's return, and the NBA's scheduling strategy in the play-in tournament.

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Hour 2: Silver and JD discuss the Warriors' playoff push and the value of Steph Curry's return. They weigh in on the team's chances of making the playoffs and the potential benefits of competing versus tanking for a higher draft pick. The guys also dive into the NFL Draft, discussing potential trades the 49ers can make and the value of moving up in the draft.

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Matt Maiocco joins the show to break down the 2026 NFL Draft. With the 49ers' pick at number 27 just around the corner, Matt shares his thoughts on the team's potential moves. He discusses the Cardinals' interest in Ty Simpson and how it might impact the 49ers' draft strategy. Matt also weighs in on the team's top 30 visits, the importance of evaluating players, and the role of smokescreen in the draft process. Plus, he shares his top three wide receiver prospects and how the 49ers might address their needs at the position.

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Hour 1: Silver and J.D. dive into the Warriors' play-in tournament chances and the emotions surrounding their season. They discuss the team's surprising win over the Clippers and the impact of Steph Curry's performance. The guys also explore the fan base's reaction to the team's chances, with some fans feeling indifferent about the team's prospects. They also discuss the most enjoyable rises to stardom in Bay Area sports history. 

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Full Show: Silver & JD take a short show following the Giants' 3-0 win over the Reds to snap their losing streak and avoid the sweep. Landen Roupp continues to excel in his excellent start to the season, and tempers flared after Erik Miller completed his first career save. The big story from last night, however, was the Warriors saving their season behind a Hall of Fame masterclass led by Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Steve Kerr. The guys break down why regardless of what happens tomorrow night in Phoenix, the fourth quarter in LA will leave a lasting image that impacts this upcoming offseason

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Columnist at the San Francisco Standard and Host of The TK Show, Tim Kawakami, joined Silver & JD ahead of the Warriors' upcoming do-or-die play-in game against the Clippers. From Brandin Podziemski seeking an extension to the Warriors possibly pursuing Kawhi Leonard, Kawakami dives into the financial implications, as well as draft lottery scenarios that will have some clarity by the end of this week.

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John Shea joined Greg Silver & John Dickinson for a truthful evaluation of the Giants collective struggles at the plate, which start with their highest paid player, Rafael Devers. While Devers has had slow starts in prior seasons, have we reached a point where Giants fans should be worried? Shea also weighs in on the outfield and why sooner rather than later could be the right time for left-handed bats like Drew Gilbert or Will Brennan to get their chance at the plate.

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Hour 4: Silver & JD wrap up their Wednesday Warriors talk with the unknowns of Steve Kerr's future and what circumstances would lead him to return as head coach. They circle back to the Giants' lineup changes, with Daniel Susac, Drew Gilbert, and Will Brennan all earning the chance to start.

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Hour 3: Silver & JD dive into the Warriors' journey to the 10-seed in the Western Conference, and how tanking or shutting down Steph Curry was never considered internally. While tonight's outcome likely won't change a lot in the grand scheme of this season, the guys revisit the possibility of acquiring Clippers star Kawhi Leonard this offseason. Tim Kawakami stops by to talk offseason decisions, the future of Porzingis, and draft lottery scenarios.

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Hour 2: After Silver & JD broke down potential lineup changes with John Shea, the Giants announced that Jared Oliva & Harrison Bader are heading to the 10-day IL, and Drew Gilbert & Will Brennan will be called up from Triple-A. The guys also touch on the Warriors ahead of their play-in matchup in LA tonight, and whether this represents their last best chance to make the playoffs in the Steph Curry era.

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Hour 1: Silver & JD recap another disappointing offensive showing from the Giants, who lost 2-1 to the Cincinnati Reds yesterday afternoon. Despite Robbie Ray starting and the Reds having just three hits all game, two solo home runs were enough to outscore the Giants, who have now lost three in a row. John Shea of the San Francisco Standard joins the show to look at Rafael Devers' deep slump, Patrick Bailey's future as a switch-hitter, and potential moves to be made to shake up the outfield.

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Hour 4: Silver and Krueger discuss the San Francisco Giants' lineup changes, with a focus on Robbie Ray's performance and the team's chances of getting back on track. The conversation also touches on the NFL draft, with a discussion about the 49ers' potential picks and the importance of character in player selection. Additionally, they weigh in on various topics in another addition of Danny's Double Dips.

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The Athletic's Marcus Thompson II joined Greg Silver & Larry Krueger to evaluate the NBA play-in tournament and whether it remains successful for the league. Thompson weighs in on the Warriors' offseason priorities, from assessing Kristaps Porzingis to finding other complimentary players that can help an aging core get through an 82-game regular season. With the Golden State Valkyries set to begin their second season next month, the guys discuss the draft and subsequent trade of Flau'jae Johnson, who ended up going to the Seattle Storm.

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Hour 3: Silver & Krueg revisit the members of the Giants' lineup in a deep slump to start the season and weigh the pros and cons of bringing up Bryce Eldridge if these trends continue over the coming weeks. They also reflect on how difficult this Warriors season has been and the bleak stretch of life without Steph Curry. Marcus Thompson II stops by to assess the play-in tournament, why the NBA has been challenged this year, and last night's shocking development with the Valkyries drafting LSU guard Flau'jae Johnson, only to trade the pick to the Seattle Storm moments later.

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Silver and Krueger discuss the Giants' road trip with Susan Slusser, covering the team's struggles and potential lineup changes. They dive into the pitching staff, specifically Logan Webb's performance and the emergence of Daniel Susac as a promising catcher. The conversation also touches on the Giants' outfield woes and the potential for a shake-up in the lineup. 

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Hour 2: Silver and Krueger break down the Giant's struggles, focusing on the offense and outfield production. They discuss the disappointing performances of Jung Hoo Lee and Harrison Bader, and the need for the team to get more production out of their outfield. The guys also touch on the pitching staff, including Logan Webb's recent struggles and the strong start from Robbie Ray. 

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Hour 1: Silver and Krueg dive into the San Francisco 49ers' offseason. They discuss the team's needs, particularly on the defensive line and in the secondary, and how the draft could shape their future. The guys also touch on the importance of addressing the 49ers' aging core and the need for a more patient approach to building the team. 

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Hour 4: In this episode of Papa and Silver, JD and Greg discuss the San Francisco Giants' struggles, focusing on the team's underperforming players and the importance of finding consistency. They highlight the need for key contributors like Rafael Devers and Casey Schmidt to step up their game. The conversation also touches on the team's rotation, with Logan Webb and Robbie Ray being key factors in their success. Additionally, JD shares his thoughts on the 49ers' offseason moves, including the potential signing of Trent Williams and the importance of addressing their left tackle situation.

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Danny Emerman, beat writer for the Warriors from the San Francisco Standard, joins Greg Silver and JD to discuss the Play-In game on Wednesday when the Warriors will be taking on the LA Clippers. What are the Warriors' chances of making it out of the Play-In Tournament? Do the Warriors really want to win? What does the future hold for the team next season? All these concerns are broken down on The Sports Leader.

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Hour 3: Silver and JD discuss the Warriors' play-in tournament chances. They dive into the pros and cons of the team making it out of the play-in, with some arguing it's better for the franchise to end the season early. The guys also analyze the Warriors' roster, discussing players like Podziemski, Porzingis, and Melton, and whether they can make a leap next season. They also touch on the importance of Steph Curry's return and how it affects the team's chances.

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Hour 2: Silver and JD continue to breakdown the Giants' struggles. They also discuss the Warriors' chances in the play-in against the Clippers this Wednesday, with Danny Emerman joining the show to share his insights on the team's chemistry and the importance of Porzingis' play. And ultimately, how passionate are the Warriors for this game?

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Hour 1: WHEN DO WE PANIC? The Giants are off to a very rocky start, sitting at 6-10 after a tough weekend in Baltimore losing the series 1-2. Greg Papa and John Dickinson break down the team's struggles, discussing the inconsistent play of ace Logan Webb and the lack of production from key players like Devers and Chapman. They also touch on the importance of needing more offense from the outfielders, where guys like Jung Hoo-Lee and Bader are struggling to make an impact. 

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Hour 1: In this episode of The Sports Leader, Silver & JD discuss the Giants' 5-8 start to the season. They dive into the positives, including the production of their best players, like Devers, Chapman, and Aris, and the starting rotation's solid performance. However, they also touch on concerns, such as the outfield's lack of production and the bullpen's struggles. The guys also discuss the upcoming road trip and how it could be a turning point for the team. With a mix of optimism and realism, they break down the Giants' current state and what they need to do to get back on track.

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Hour 2: In this episode of the Sports Leader, John Dickinson and Greg Silver discuss the San Francisco Giants' early season struggles and the impact of manager Tony Vitello's unconventional approach. They weigh in on the team's roster construction, bullpen, and Vitello's leadership style, debating whether his unorthodox methods will pay off or lead to disaster. The guys also dive into the NFL draft, chatting with Matt Mayoko about the 49ers' potential picks, including a possible trade with the Arizona Cardinals for quarterback Ty Simpson.

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The Athletic's Andy Baggarly joined Silver & JD for his weekly Friday conversation, after the Giants did everything from lose four straight contests to throwing 20 consecutive shutout innings in a wild rollercoaster week of April baseball. The guys discuss Tony Vitello finding a balance between giving veteran players opportunities while letting also getting his bench involved. Plus, with the bullpen being in a constant rotation, how important is it for Vitello to ultimately nail down roles for his guys? We discuss it all on The Sports Leader.

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Hour 3: In this episode of Papa and Silver, JD and Greg Silver discuss the possibility of Lebron James joining the Golden State Warriors. They dive into the dynamic between Lebron and Steph Curry, and how their relationship has evolved from rivals to friends. The guys also talk about the Warriors' current season, the team's injury situation, and the importance of making one more run with Steph. They also welcome Andy Baggerly to the show to discuss the Giants' recent performance and the team's road trip.

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Hour 4: In this episode of Papa and Silver Now, hosts Greg Silver and JD dive into the world of the NBA, discussing the Warriors' chances of making the playoffs despite Steph Curry's injury. They also tackle the topic of tanking in the league, with JD sharing a humorous solution to the problem - dynamic beer pricing. The guys also discuss the upcoming NFL Draft, with JD taking a stance on the 49ers' potential first-round pick. Additionally, they touch on the Giants' road trip and share their predictions for the team's performance.

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Matt Maiocco joined Silver & JD to revisit his latest insights on the 49ers' potential draft picks. They discuss the possibility of the 49ers trading with Arizona, who has the 34th overall pick and could be in the mix to draft Alabama QB Ty Simpson, and the skillset they'd look for at the safety position. Matt also weighs whether the 49ers will prioritize offense or defense with their six draft selections.

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In this episode of Papa and Silver, Larry Krueger fills in for Papa, discussing the San Francisco 49ers' draft strategy. They dive into the team's history of drafting, highlighting successful picks like Nick Bosa and Deebo Samuel, but also some misses like Drake Jackson and Cam Latu. The guys analyze the importance of getting "special people" in the draft, citing examples like CJ Allen and Gabe Jacas. They also discuss the 49ers' potential trade-up or trade-down approach, considering the quarterback-needy teams behind them.

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New head coach of Cal football Tosh Lupoi joined Greg Silver & Larry Krueger to shine a light on his vision for the program's future. He discusses the three pillars of his coaching philosophy: relentless effort, ball excellence, and power of unity, and his journey to Hawaii to convince second-year quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele to remain in Berkeley. With Cal's Spring Game set for 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 18th, Lupoi encourages you to come out and get a taste of what's to come next fall.

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