Ray and Joe start out by talking about the MLB Playoffs, which leads to a discussion about Buster Posey running the Giants baseball operations. They dissect the 49ers' win over the Seahawks on Thursday night and take a peek at the Warriors heading towards the regular season.

Ray and Joe discuss the 49ers loss in LA to the Rams and talk about the future of the Giants.

Jordan Mason rushed for 147 yards in his first NFL start to help the 49ers beat the Jets in the Monday Night Football season opener. Complete analysis from Ray and Joe on the game at Levi's Stadium, plus criticism of the Giants for being a .500 team.

Ray and Joe take a deep dive on where the San Francisco Giants stand at the moment with some statistical analysis. They gush over Steph's performance at the Olympics and discuss who has the leverage in the 49ers/Brandon Aiyuk standoff.

Ray and Joe discuss what could make the MLB Home Run Derby better and the ugly All-Star Game uniforms. Giants trade deadline talk leads to a chat about a possible Warriors deal. And, what about the 49ers and Brandon Aiyuk's trade demand?

Appropriately, our 11th podcast of the year is all about #11 Klay Thompson who is no longer a Warrior. We also discuss how the MLB strike zone is being over influenced by catchers in 2024.

Willie Mays passed away at the age of 93 on Tuesday. Ray and Joe talk about what the iconic Hall of Famer meant to the game of baseball.

Ray and Joe are back from the road and ready to analyze the Giants season, while also chatting about the NBA Finals and the US Open. We pay tribute to the great career of Jerry West who passed away on Wednesday.

Xander Schauffele is off to a roaring start at the PGA Championship, the Giants salvaged the final game of a three-game series against the Dodgers and the 49ers 2024 schedule has been released. It's all up for discussion on our eighth podcast of the year.

Ray and Joe analyze the Giants season so far while San Francisco plays at Fenway Park. They also talk about their favorite ballparks with some fun stories, give some opinions on baseball analysts and switch gears to discuss Scottie Scheffler's domination on the PGA Tour.

The Warriors Play-In loss in Sacramento on Tuesday means the season is over for Golden State. Ray and Joe analyze the game and discuss the future. Meanwhile the Giants slow start has included a lack of offense. We talk about the SF roster and MLB's new emphasis on a base running rule.

Ray Woodson and Joe Castellano talk about the NCAA Tournament, the Giants season opening series and the Warriors getting ready to finish the regular season.

Joe Castellano and Ray Woodson discuss the way the Giants handled JD Davis and how Bob Melvin is already making an impact. The Warriors are playing without Steph Curry, but young players have stepped up lately.

Ray Woodson and Joe Castellano discuss the Warriors winning ways of late and whether or not they can "beat any team" as Draymond Green recently said. How does Chris Paul fit back in and and how is Klay Thompson adapting to his new role off the bench?

The 49ers lost Super Bowl 58 in excruciating fashion and Joe Castellano and Ray Woodson are here to pick up the pieces. In addition to full analysis of the final NFL game of the season, they talk about the state of the Warriors at the All-Star break.

Joe Castellano and Ray Woodson are back with their first podcast of 2024, reviewing the NFC Championship, previewing Super Bowl 58 and evaluating the Warriors season ahead of the NBA trade deadline.

Former KNBR talk show host Ray Woodson is back to talk about the Super Bowl and a lot of Bay Area sports talk focusing on the 49ers, the Warriors and the Giants.

Former San Francisco Giants reliever George Kontos, now with NBC Sports Bay Area, gives his thoughts about the Carlos Correa acquisition and other Giants moves this offseason.

TNT analyst Stan Van Gundy chats with Joe Castellano before he has the call of the Warriors/Mavericks game on Tuesday night.

Steve Lenox from ESPN Radio discusses upcoming MLB changes, a new NFL head coach with no experience and Kyrie Irving. Plus, we go down memory lane to talk about the beginnings of the World Baseball Classic.

Ray Woodson joins us to size up the 49ers season and chat about the outlook for the defending NBA champion Warriors. Plus, we discuss Bruce Bochy un-retiring to lead the Texas Rangers.

Verne Lundquist had a long career as a network play-by-play announcer covering a variety of sports for ABC, CBS and TNT going back to the 1970's. He joins us to tell some stories about some of the most memorable sports moments that he covered.

Randy Cross played 13 years for the 49ers and always keeps tabs on the team that he won three Super Bowls with. Today he gives his thoughts on QB Trey Lance and the Week 1 loss to the Bears and takes a trip down memory lane to talk about his playing days in San Francisco.

Jimmy Garoppolo is staying with the 49ers and Ray Woodson joins TheSportsVirus podcast to give his thoughts on the San Francisco quarterback situation. We also chat about the San Francisco Giants going into free fall of late.