Murph and Mac

Saturday’s game against the Brooklyn Nets wasn’t much of a success as far as Draymond Green’s performance goes. While the Dubs stayed ahead at the end of each quarter and racked up a victorious 112 points overall, Green’s “no comment” response in the postgame locker room was a first. After going 1-for-10 in shooting in his mere 23 minutes of playing time, Green wasn’t having his night, according to head coach Steve Kerr.

One of the first announcements the Giants made at the conclusion of the 2016 season was the firing of first and third base coaches Roberto Kelly and Bill Hayes.

Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper isn’t buying Baseball America’s most recent list of Top 100 Prospects, that features just one player in the Giants’ farm system, pitcher Tyler Beede, ranked 89th.

To see Romo in Dodger blue will break the heart of many Giants fans, including broadcaster Duane Kuiper, who told Murph and Mac on Wednesday morning that while he has no problem with Romo signing wherever he wants, it will be hard with him gone.

Priority number one for the new regime of GM John Lynch and presumed head coach Kyle Shanahan is to come up with at least a short term solution at the QB position, or a long term one if they can swing it. One of those long term options could be Clemson quarterback, and reigning Heisman Trophy winner Deshaun Watson, who will likely be available when the 49ers pick at second overall.

Trent Baalke might be out as 49ers general manager, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t still irked about his tenure with the organization.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport joined Murph and Mac on Friday morning, and explained that while most of the candidates withdrawing actually makes sense, Gutekunst’s decision to drop out is a true head-scratcher.

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.

Giants broadcaster Duane Kuiper didn’t mince words when expressing his feelings about the World Baseball Classic with Murph and Mac on Wednesday morning, saying he’d be happy if the tournament didn’t exist at all.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow shared a fun anecdote about San Francisco ace Madison Bumgarner when he joined the Murph and Mac show Thursday morning.