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The last time Drew Hoffar heard the Coliseum that thunderous was when Rich Gannon capped off an eight-play, 66-yard drive with a rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter of an AFC Championship Game against the Titans.

Long-time NFL writer Peter King of Sports Illustrated joined Fitz and Brooks on Wednesday afternoon and said that the Oakland Raiders and star quarterback Derek Carr have become must see TV.

The Golden State Warriors have the most explosive offensive firepower in the NBA. But Bob Fitzgerald, Golden State’s play-by-play announcer, explains how and why Draymond Green and Andre Iguodala are so crucial to the success of the Warriors.

With a championship ring on his finger, role players like Iman Shumpert, who averaged 3.0 ppg in 18.4 minutes per game in the NBA Finals, are starting to talk a big game in Cleveland.

Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper joined the Murph and Mac Show on Wednesday and said that he is not at all surprised that San Francisco didn’t sign the big name free agent.

The two teams that reside in the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum complex, the Oakland Raiders and the Golden State Warriors, have undergone massive franchise turnarounds in recent years. Rudy Ortiz from The Audible sat down in the KNBR Digital Lounge and compared the rise of both teams.

USA Today’s Chris Biderman joined Ray Woodson Monday night and thinks Kelly is more honest than other NFL coaches, and not necessarily blasting GM Trent Baalke.

Derek Carr is having a dream season at quarterback for the Oakland Raiders. He’s lead his team to a 9-2 record, and has thrown for 3,115 yards and 22 TDs in the process.

The likelihood that Yoenis Cespedes plays 2017 in a Giants uniform took a big hit Tuesday when the slugging left fielder signed a four-year $110 million deal to return to the New York Mets. Cespedes’s $27 million dollars/year will be the largest deal in Mets history.

The 49ers set a new record for futility on Sunday in Miami, losing their 10th consecutive game. At 1-10 it’s time to start thinking about the upcoming offseason and 2017 and there are many questions that still need answering. Enter Larry Krueger’s great plan for the 2017 49ers’ offseason.