Paul McCaffrey

As if there wasn’t enough to be worried about, now even the air we breathe isn’t safe.

Presenting the Murph & Mac Vintage Game Rewatch. Every day this week, The Murph & Mac Show will watch a classic sporting event from the past and recap it on the next morning’s show.

Today marked the 14th installment of the Murph and Mackie Awards!

Paul McCaffrey, Bonnie-Jill Laflin, and Brian Murphy of the Murph and Mac Show were granted exclusive access of the construction site to see how the new entertainment complex is coming along.

Our 6-22 Podcast! *Happy Summer Solstice! Re: the boys of summer-will Melancon become the closer? Happy summer music festival season with our special guests, Rebecca & Will Sparks from High Sierra Music Festival 2018 (The conversation begins at the 13:13 mark)

Evan Longoria’s career as a Giant hasn’t exactly started off with a bang. Among regular starters, Longoria’s .406 OPS is the lowest on the club through nine games, as are his .125 batting average and on-base percentage. In 32 plate appearances, Longoria has 11 strikeouts and just four hits.

Brian Murphy, Paul McCaffrey and Steven Seaweed share a mutual admiration working in the same building going on 15 years, although Murph and Mac have spent a long time in radio, they can’t touch ‘The Weedman’s’ 44 years on the job. As Seaweed steps away from his spot at 107.7 the Bone for the last 17 years, Murph and Mac welcomed him on air and praised him for everything he’s done for them over the years, while sharing a few stories along the way.

The San Francisco Giants have struggled this season to say the least, currently sitting with an 11-21 record and dead last in the NL West. Many have begun to wonder if it is time for the team to begin trading away assets to retool for next season.

The discussion surrounding Colin Kaepernick’s free agency continues to get more bizarre with each passing day.

Just one in a seemingly endless list of non-roster invitees to Giants camp this spring, outfielder Chris Marrero has been a revelation. The former first round pick of the Washington Nationals crushed the ball in Arizona, with his seven home runs tied for second amongst all major leaguers this spring, behind only MVP candidate Bryce Harper. That doesn’t take into account the homer he hit against the Puerto Rican national team in an exhibition game either.