Larry Krueger

With just seconds remaining in the Michigan vs. Oklahoma State first round matchup of the NCAA Tournament, KNBR host Larry Krueger was feeling pretty good. Michigan had just taken a four point lead with 3.7 seconds left, and Larry had his money on the Wolverines winning by 2.5.

Larry Krueger gives his thoughts on who the 49ers should target in the NFL Draft after the Combine this weekend. Standouts such as defensive end Myles Garrett and wide receiver John Ross are high on his watch list, with other noteworthy performances from running back Curtis Samuel and defensive end Solomon Thomas.

The Sacramento Kings made an interesting trade during all-star weekend in New Orleans, trading All-NBA center DeMarcus Cousins to the hometown Pelicans for first-round pick Buddy Hield and a slew of complementary picks and players. Larry Krueger stopped by the Digital Lounge to describe why he feels the trade is “one of, if not the worst trade in NBA history.”

The 49ers have officially turned the page from the Chip Kelly/Trent Baalke regime and switched to Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch. The new duo, with the help of veteran player personnel evaluators Tom Gamble and Martin Mayhew, are now responsible for the total rebuild of one of the NFL’s most storied franchises.

A day after Shanahan’s Falcons lost to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI, the offensive coordinator signed on with the 49ers to join John Lynch to attempt to turn around a franchise in disrepair.

If Shanahan joins the 49ers as the team’s next Head Coach like he is expected to, Larry worries he might fall victim to a similar error that Chip Kelly suffered from.

Tom Brady was suspended for the New England Patriot’s first four games of this season, and Sunday night he led them to a 36-17 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers to advance to Super Bowl LI in Houston. Even so, many Patriots fans still resent NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell for handing down the suspension. Larry Krueger explains […]

At the time of posting, the San Francisco 49ers are still without a head coach or general manager. Former NFL scout Larry Krueger says the 49ers need to address the front office, but the turnaround will depend more on solving their problems personnel-wise.

The 49ers moved on from head coach Chip Kelly at the conclusion of the 2016 regular season. There have been many reports of who could be the next man for the job, but the 49ers have been tight-lipped about their thought processes at this time.

KNBR’s baseball guru Marty Lurie joined Larry Krueger on the Krueg Show podcast Friday afternoon, and said the former Giants outfielder and recent World Series standout would be an ideal fit.