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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.

Stephen Curry and the 2017 NBA Champion Golden State Warriors secured the top spots on the NBA’s Most Popular Jersey and Team Merchandise lists, respectively, based on overall sales on NBAStore.com from April through June.

Former Korean-league superstar third baseman Jae-Gyun Hwang made his major league debut with the Giants on Wednesday, crushed his first ever major league hit over the left field wall in the 6th, giving San Francisco a 4-3 lead.

Chip Kelly and Colin Kaepernick only lasted one season together with the 49ers. However, that didn’t stop Kelly from going to bat for his former QB.

Drew Hoffar of KNBR 1050’s The Audible discusses the San Francisco Giants’ disappointing season, and what it means for Giants fans. Nearly halfway through the regular season, the Giants are 22 games below .500 and 23.5 games behind the first place Colorado Rockies in the NL West.

The San Francisco Giants already had one third baseman make his Major League debut, and the team is well on its way to having another player receive a call-up to the big leagues. 29-year-old South Korean infielder Jae-Gyun Hwang is on his way up from AAA Sacramento, and Giants’ manager Bruce Bochy said the team plans to start Hwang at third base against the Colorado Rockies on Wednesday.

The NBA MVP came down to Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Kawhi Leonard. All of which had outstanding regular seasons, but none of which made it to the NBA Finals.

The Thunder’s Russel Westbrook deservingly took home the NBA MVP Award Monday night, capping off a remarkable season for the reigning scoring champion. After an emotional speech by Westbrook, his teammate Enes Kanter tweeted out a photo of himself and Westbrook with an interesting caption.

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Byrnes’ new documentary covers his preparation for the Western States 100-mile Endurance Run. “It’s baby steps,” said Byrnes before the screening. “You start at the core and the core for a kid wanting to be a professional athlete is relentless work. All of the sudden it gets to a higher level and then all the sudden you realize ‘I’m here’.”