Hour 4: Silver & Krueger close out the week by revisiting Ron Washington's interview with Murph & Markus from earlier this morning. Washington explained how he called out Bryce Eldridge for not giving his full effort on a colder-than-usual Scottsdale morning, and why Eldridge had the perfect response moving forward. As Tony Vitello transitions away from Knoxville and learns the Bay Area, he's come to understand the championship-level standards that define the Bay Area, and the Giants' new skipper is prepared to face them head-on.

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Hour 3: Silver & Krueger wrap up their thoughts on the 49ers' wish list for free agency and pivot toward the San Francisco Giants who will define their level of success in this upcoming season. With Cactus League set to begin tomorrow, it's a pivotal time for newer, younger Giants to demonstrate their value to Tony Vitello's clubhouse. The Giants have not finished above .500 since 2021, when they won a franchise-record 107 regular season games.

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Hour 2: Silver & Krueger dive into the 49ers' 41-6 loss to the Seahawks in the divisional round, which ended their otherwise resilient and admirable season. While the playoff defeat exposed some of the Niners' clear deficiencies, Silver & Krueger ask the question of how much of the offseason approach should be centered around beating the defending Super Bowl champions.

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Hour 1: Larry Krueger fills in for Greg Papa on this Friday edition of "Papa & Silver" and the show begins with an assessment of how the Warriors reached this point, where they are neither tanking nor a realistic championship contender. Krueger compares Joe Lacob to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, and Silver explains why Stephen Curry's injury is a problem even as it relates to next season.

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Dieter Kurtenbach joined Greg Silver & Larry Krueger to bounce around the hottest topics in Bay Area sports. From the novelty of Macklin Celebrini and Tony Vitello to the futures of Brandin Podziemski and Mac Jones, Kurtenbach has no shortage of insights during this transitional period in the sports calendar.

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Golden State Warriors reporter for the San Francisco Standard Danny Emerman joined the Gregs to visit the two predominant headlines for the Warriors out of the All-Star Break. First, as Steph Curry remains sidelined due to runner's knee, should fans be overly concerned? Second, with Kristaps Porzingis likely to play his first game as a Warrior tonight, Emerman details how many minutes we can expect and how much of those he would like to see spent on the floor with Draymond Green.

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Matt Maiocco reacts to the 49ers having not only two international games on their 2026 schedule, but the amount of travel that next season will require -- including stops in Melbourne, Atlanta, New Jersey, and Mexico City. He, Papa, and Silver weigh the factors of heavy travel and the challenges ahead of reworking the roster through free agency and the NFL Draft.

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Celtics beat reporter for CLNS and SB Nation Noa Dalzell joined Papa & Silver to detail how Kristaps Porzingis, in many ways, is a great fit for the Golden State Warriors. But while Porzingis is a supremely talented player, Dalzell acknowledged that his lack of availability has been a constant concern, even when he was a part of a championship-level Celtics squad in 2024. She also explains how Jaylen Brown and Joe Mazzulla have grown in their respective roles, as Boston currently sits at the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, despite the absence of Jayson Tatum, who suffered a torn Achilles tendon in last year's playoffs.

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