KNBR Podcasts

Ian Rapoport told Murph & Mac that the 49ers’ tough stretch this season might bod well for San Francisco, who are looking towards the draft to find their quarterback of the future.

After Nick Young showed up to Golden State Warriors’ training up out of shape, Marcus Thompson told Tolbert & Lund he believes Patrick McCaw could eventually take his place.

Although their 2017 championship erased memories of their loss in the NBA Finals the year before, it was not enough to wipe away the Warriors’ disappointment of leaving their 73-win season without a title. Steve Berman told Ryan Covay he believes the Warriors can not only win the Finals this season, but also push for 74 wins.

Week 4 handed you injures, upsets, and a whole new crop of breakout fantasy stars. Listen to this week’s episode of the Fantasy Football Focus Podcast with Ryan Covay and Adam Copeland as they walk you through who to start and sit in the first week of BYE’s.

The Athletic Bay Area’s Marcus Thompson thinks tanking for a pick would create a “bad culture” instead of the winning culture the 49ers hope to build. He adds that winning a few games would not severely harm their draft status.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow joined Murph & Mac on Tuesday morning and gave a synopsis on what went wrong for the club in 2017 and what general manager Bobby Evans needs to do in the offseason to turn things around in 2018. Krukow said that while San Francisco needs to improve drastically in a handful of areas, this team is not far enough off to require a full-on rebuild.

Vogelsong joined Murph & Mac on Thursday to reflect on the emotional afternoon, and share the conversation he had with his former skipper.

Matt Maiocco joined Murph & Mac to share his thoughts on the importance the 49ers pass rush would have in the team’s success on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.

ogelsong joined Murph & Mac on Thursday morning, and explained what made Cain such a fierce competitor and an effective pitcher during the team’s glory years.

While Cain’s nickname was The Horse, Lopez threw out a different animal that he feels aptly describes the Giants great.