Hour 2 is all about the San Francisco Giants. We discuss the team's expectations for the upcoming season, with some fans feeling optimistic and others feeling frustrated. Adam shares his thoughts on the team's new manager, Tony Vitello, and what he hopes to see from him this season.

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George Kontos joins the show to discuss the San Francisco Giants' upcoming season. He shares his thoughts on the team's identity, highlighting the potential of their lineup and the importance of solid pitching and defense. Kontos also dives into the bullpen, discussing the question marks surrounding the team's relief corps and the need for players to step up. He also talks about the rotation, praising the additions of Tyler Mahle and Adrian Houser.

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In this episode of Dirty Work, Adam Copeland and Derek Papa dive into the world of baseball as the new season kicks off. They discuss the Giants' lineup and pitching, with a focus on the bullpen, which is a major question mark going into the season. Adam shares his thoughts on the team's identity and how it will be shaped by the pitching and lineup. They also talk to George Kontos, a world champion with the Giants, about the team's strengths and weaknesses, and get his take on the bullpen and starting rotation.

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The San Francisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser joined Silver & Krueger to preview the highly anticipated Giants season, which gets going tomorrow night as they welcome the New York Yankees to Oracle Park. Susan shares her observations on the crisp play under Tony Vitello's squad throughout the cactus league and the team's goals of showing more aggressiveness in the outfield. Could this be the year that Logan Webb breaks through and wins a Cy Young award? Silver, Krueger, and Slusser break it all down.

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Sam Amick joins Silver & Krueger following the horrific sight of Moses Moody's torn patellar tendon at the end of last night's win in Dallas. Silver wonders how this will impact the expected return of Steph Curry before the end of the season, as well as the Warriors' plans for constructing a competitive roster for next season. The guys also discuss the disconnect between the Milwaukee Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo as their agendas have diverged in recent weeks, and why the 65-game minimum for award eligibility should be revised.

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In this episode of Papa and Silver on KNBR, hosts Larry Krueger and Greg Silver revisit a discussion with MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred about the future of baseball. They dive into the topic of the ghost runner, with Rob sharing his thoughts on the pitch clock and its impact on the game. The conversation also touches on the evolution of baseball, including the hiring of college coaches as managers and the increasing use of analytics. Paba and Silver share their opinions on the ghost runner and the changing landscape of baseball, making for a lively and thought-provoking discussion.

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Hour 3: In this episode of The Sports Leader, Larry Krueger and Greg Silver discuss the San Francisco Giants' upcoming season. They dive into the team's expectations, with some fans feeling optimistic about the new season. Buster Posey's leadership and the team's young players are highlighted as key factors in their potential success. The hosts also discuss the importance of patience and giving the team time to develop its young talent. They're joined by Susan Slusser, a San Francisco Chronicle reporter, who shares her insights on the team's spring training and the potential for a strong season.

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Hour 2: In this episode of The Sports Leader, Larry Krueger and Greg Silver dive into the latest NFL news. They discuss the 49ers' decision to let Brian Robinson walk, a running back who saw limited action last season. Larry shares his thoughts on the team's potential replacements. The guys also touch on the Trent Williams situation, with a deadline looming for the 49ers to restructure his contract. Additionally, they discuss the Giants' upcoming season, including their new manager Tony Vitello and the team's chances of making a strong start.

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