KNBR Podcasts

Warriors general manager Bob Myers joined Gary and Larry on Monday and admitted that JaVale McGee has exceeded the organization’s wildest expectations.

Longtime Warriors play-by-play commentator and KNBR radio host Bob Fitzgerald joined the Murph and Mac Show Monday morning, and pulled no punches during a rant blasting NBA officials’ treatment of Warriors point guard Stephen Curry.

Kevin Durant rocked the NBA world by making the decision to join the Warriors this past offseason, giving a Warriors team who won an NBA-record 73 games last year another All-NBA caliber player. Durant has proven himself to be especially valuable to the Warriors in the playoffs, putting up career highs in offensive plus/minus (6.4) and true shooting percentage (.651).

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow joined the Murph and Mac Show on Monday and said that Christian Arroyo’s clutch at-bat on Saturday proved he is going to be an impact player for many years to come.

Giants general manager Bobby Evans told Tolbert and Lund on Thursday that Posey has made a couple mechanical adjustments to reverse some bad habits that restricted his power in recent years.

With Steph Curry quietly having maybe his best playoffs ever, and Kevin Durant and Draymond Green playing at a typically high level, one factor has been absent during the Warriors’ 10-0 playoff run: Klay Thompson’s scoring.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow told Murph and Mac on Friday morning that major league pitchers have identified a hole in Arroyo’s swing, and are pounding the outside of the plate, forcing the rookie to reach.

Fox Sports 1 NBA analyst Chris Broussard told Gary and Larry Thursday that while LeBron is great, he isn’t the greatest just yet, and still has a bit more to prove.

Every time Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich talks to the media, people can expect pretty much the same thing. Short, surely answers, and the often entertaining battle of reporters trying to get Pop to fully answer questions.

With the absence of their superstar in Kawhi Leonard, the Spurs needed All-Star forward LaMarcus Aldridge to step up if they wanted to give themselves a viable opportunity to steal a win on the road in games one and two. Aldridge was not up to the task, registering a combined plus minus differential of -34 between the two contests.