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Bob Nightengale of USA Today has been breaking news throughout the week regarding shakeups on the Giants coaching staff and front office. On Wednesday he joined Gary & Larry, and in addition to reporting that the Giants are the front runner for Giancarlo Stanton, he had some interesting things to say regarding the future of Giants manager Bruce Bochy.

Throughout the week, legendary MLB writer Bob Nightengale of USA Today has reported on a handful of shakeups in the Giants coaching staff and front office. On Wednesday, Nightengale broke some more news that could prove to be especially significant, telling Gary & Larry that the Giants are not only the leaders in the sweepstakes to acquire Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton, but that either he or Diamondbacks outfielder J.D. Martinez will be on the team ‘for sure’ in 2018.

Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper was asked to give his take on Meulens as Bochy’s eventual replacement when he joined Murph & Mac Wednesday morning.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr played with Michael Jordan for three seasons. That’s what made his comments on last Thursday about Stephen Curry so significant.

After Nick Young showed up to Golden State Warriors’ training up out of shape, Marcus Thompson told Tolbert & Lund he believes Patrick McCaw could eventually take his place.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow joined Murph & Mac on Tuesday morning and gave a synopsis on what went wrong for the club in 2017 and what general manager Bobby Evans needs to do in the offseason to turn things around in 2018. Krukow said that while San Francisco needs to improve drastically in a handful of areas, this team is not far enough off to require a full-on rebuild.

General manager John Lynch made his first public statement about the president’s comments when he joined Murph & Mac Friday morning, saying he was not a fan of the tenor of Trump’s rhetoric despite his respect for the office.

Vogelsong joined Murph & Mac on Thursday to reflect on the emotional afternoon, and share the conversation he had with his former skipper.

ogelsong joined Murph & Mac on Thursday morning, and explained what made Cain such a fierce competitor and an effective pitcher during the team’s glory years.

While Cain’s nickname was The Horse, Lopez threw out a different animal that he feels aptly describes the Giants great.