KNBR Podcasts

It’s only one game, but ESPN’s Marc Spears argues that if the Warriors continue to struggle on the boards like they did against San Antonio, roster changes could be in order.

Former NFL quarterback and radio host Boomer Esiason joined The Audible on Friday morning and had some strong takes regarding the fates of both Trent Baalke and Chip Kelly.

Warriors play-by-play announcer Bob Fitzgerald stopped by the Murph and Mac show on Wednesday morning and said that Golden State’s rebounding woes in their season opener will continue to be an issue for the team moving forward.

In the wake of Arian Foster’s retirement earlier this week at the age of 30, KNBR’s Rudy Ortiz believes the the trend of athletes cutting their careers short will only continue, as players now prioritize their overall well being ahead of their careers.

ESPN NBA analyst Tim Legler joined The Audible on Wednesday morning and said that the absence of Andrew Bogut and the physicality that he brought was a key in last night’s blow out loss to San Antonio.

Former Warriors forward Antawn Jamison joined The Audible on Tuesday to talk about Golden State’s shocking blowout loss in their home opener and offered an interesting suggestion for how the team can possibly solve their rim protecting issues.

Two-time NBA champion Brent Barry joined Murph & Mac to discuss what the Warriors will be dealing with throughout the season. Barry believes that last season’s experiences in the playoffs will help Golden State as they try to win another championship. “It really helps Steph and Klay and Draymond and the guys returning who are […]

49ers beat writer Matt Barrows joined Sportsphone 680 on Friday evening, and said that Christian Ponder will probably get a chance to play before this season is over. If he does well, Barrows believes that he may be the placeholder next season, assuming the 49ers elect to take a quarterback in next year’s draft.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr joined Tolbert and Lund on Friday, and said that rookie second-round pick Patrick McCaw is one of a handful of new players that has turned some heads with his high basketball IQ.

Over the last two drafts, San Francisco 49ers general manager Trent Baalke selected defensive ends Armstead and Buckner in the first round. Hall of Fame defensive back Ronnie Lott joined the Murph and Mac Show on Friday and said that the Oregon pass rushers need to show their first-round talent right now.