Mike Krukow

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow joined Murph & Mac on Tuesday morning to discuss the orange & black’s most recent signing, centerfielder Austin Jackson, and gave his take on where he thinks he’ll play in the outfield, and where he’ll land in San Francisco’s batting order.

Bobby Evans had every reason to tear down and rebuild the Giants’ roster, but the general manager kept pressing forward, making significant moves with an all-in mentality that received the praises of Mike Krukow on Murph & Mac Tuesday morning.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow didn’t seem that bummed that the Giants passed on Bruce when he joined Murph & Mac Thursday morning, and argued that the 10-year veteran might not have been the greatest fit in San Francisco.

With an usually high amount of unsigned free agents, Mike Krukow claimed on Murph & Mac Tuesday morning that this will impact Spring Training.

As the Giants continue their talks with the Pittsburgh Pirates for Andrew McCutchen, Mike Krukow told Murph & Mac on Thursday morning that the team needs to continue their all-in mentality, regardless of the cost.

While making an appearance on Murph & Mac Tuesday morning, former Giant and now broadcaster Mike Krukow shared how he’d vote for the top Giants players of the 1980s in KNBR’s Teams of the Decades poll.

Now that Denard Span has been traded, it sure seems like the San Francisco Giants need to sign at least two everyday outfielders in free agency this offseason. Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow isn’t so sure, however, as he detailed on Murph & Frandsen Thursday morning.

As a former pitcher, Krukow knows all about the importance of a smooth delivery, throwing mechanics and inspiring teammates, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that he’s taken with the way Jimmy Garoppolo has stepped in and performed as the 49ers’ quarterback.

Despite all that he’s achieved during his 10-year career, Evan Longoria has struggled in the postseason and Mike Krukow told Murph & Mac on Thursday morning he believes that will fuel him to find playoff redemption with the Giants.

Giancarlo Stanton and Shohei Ohtani have been the two names at the center of every discussion and report regarding the Giants offseason thus far. This of course makes sense, as Stanton is the reigning NL MVP and Otani is being tabbed as a generational talent on the mound, that can also hit well enough to be an everyday player. Landing either would be franchise altering for the Giants, and just about anyone else.