Mike Krukow

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow joined the Murph and Mac Show on Wednesday morning, and argued that the Giants were right to intentionally hit Arizona’s Paul Goldschmidt Tuesday, as retaliation for what happened to Buster Posey in the home opener.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow joined Murph and Mac on Friday morning, to discuss the Giants’ left-field situation, and whether Aaron Hill might play there more often.

After blowing an MLB worst 30 saves last season, the San Francisco Giants picked up right where they left off in Sunday’s opener, blowing two saves in the 8th and 9th innings in a 6-5 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks.

The San Francisco Giants have signed broadcasters Mike Krukow and Duane Kuiper each to multi-year contract extensions, club President and Chief Executive Officer Larry Baer announced today.

It’s no secret that the 2016 San Francisco Giants were done in by a leaky bullpen. Highlighted—or, in this case, lowlighted—by a league-leading 32 blown saves and a devastating, season-ending meltdown against the Cubs in the NLDS, the club’s relief corps was the clear area that required improvement for 2017 to feature a happier ending.

With two of the Giants most important players – Brandon Crawford and Buster Posey – featuring for the USA, this year’s iteration of the World Baseball Classic has a newfound relevance for baseball fans in the Bay Area.

With spring training more than halfway over, frontrunners are beginning to emerge when it comes to which camp invitees have a legitimate shot to make the regular season roster.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow joined Murph and Mac Tuesday morning to talk Giants spring training. Among other things, Krukow spoke about whether the Giants front office is concerned with Johnny Cueto’s continued absence from training camp.

ESPN’s Buster Olney believes the time has come to induct the pair into Cooperstown, arguing in his weekly roundup that the Baseball Hall of Fame should scrap its rules about accepting only one broadcaster per year.

Mike Krukow joined Murph and Mac on Thursday morning, and detailed a scenario where the recently re-signed Conor Gillaspie could be forced into a starting role should issues arise in left field.