John Lund

If he’s postseason Panda, the Giants add a much-needed bat to a mostly toothless line up. If he’s overweight, unmotivated Panda, the Giants move on, nothing lost but a few at bats which would have gone to players who have proven they don’t deserve the plate appearances anyway this season.

The Warriors still have pole position, but other NBA teams aren’t enjoying season after season with a predetermined outcome as obvious as WWE. The battle of the stars has begun.

All the ear splitting, headache inducing, hot-take television sports shows can out scream each other until laryngitis sets in, that they know definitively that this guy was the greatest quarterback, the best pitcher, or unquestioned top team of all-time. It’s like proclaiming the best all-time pizza or burger. It’s subjective based on your era, bias and overall taste.

Following a convincing win over the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1 of the NBA Finals, John Lund discusses the good and bad from the Warriors, and gives a cautionary tale as he looks ahead to Game 2. The good was easy: Kevin Durant. Durant scored 38 points on 14-26 shooting with 0 turnovers in Game […]

The premise is dumb. The message supposedly sent doesn’t resonate, the execution of the “fight” after the pitch is the equivalent of diamond stud collared chihuahua’s barking at each other from 10 feet away, and the retaliation beaning after is less exciting than a drunk fan on the field being chased by calorically challenged mall cops.

When will the Warriors run of success end? How many familiar faces will return to the fold next season? Will Steve Kerr return to the sideline with the same success he’s had thus far in his coaching career? Who cares, just enjoy it while it lasts.

Bruce, it’s over. Not the season, at least not yet anyway, but the relationship you have with Santiago Casilla as your closer.

KNBR’s John Lund pens an open letter to 49ers GM Trent Baalke asking him to stop drafting players coming off knee injuries considering his recent failures.