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Oh, have the mighty have fallen. The 49ers rapid demise from contender to basement dweller is unprecedented. The other teams sitting above the 49ers are used to be the worst teams in the league.

Joe Castellano talks with Giants second baseman Joe Panik about his quiet confidence at the plate and in the field and reporter Carl Steward about Denard Span’s hold on the leadoff spot. Joe Castellano’s ‘Inside China Basin’ podcast via TheSportsVirus.com.

Duane Kuiper joins Murph & Mac to discuss the Giants’ ongoing second half collapse, the return of Ryan Vogelsong, and the myriad of improvements necessary for the Giants to make the playoffs.

Blaine Gabbert has the upper hand to win the 49ers’ Week 1 starting quarterback job. It’s unclear if he realizes it’s a losing proposition, though.

Trent Baalke, who’s been with the 49ers since 2005 and served as GM since 2011, doesn’t talk with the media very often, which makes his recent comments very interesting.

Ryan Vogelsong joins Murph & Mac to talk about his performance Monday in a win over the Giants and how much he appreciates the ovations he received from the crowd at AT&T Park.

Degree of difficulty: 10. Is this the catch of the year in Major League Baseball?

After 118 games of 2016 Giants baseball, the jury’s still out on whether this team is good enough to keep the even-year run alive.

Ted Robinson joined Murph & Mac on KNBR Monday morning to give an update on the 2016 Summer Olympics and discuss the outstanding performances of Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt.

New Giants pitcher Matt Moore joins Joe Castellano on the ‘Inside China Basin’ podcast and talks about his experience with San Francisco so far.