Murph & Mac

ESPN Draft guru Todd McShay joined Murph & Mac last week from radio row, and broke down who he thinks should be on the 49ers’ big board in the first round of the NFL Draft come April.

© Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports Over the course of his nine years in the major leagues, Madison Bumgarner has grown accustomed to winning. Even as a 21-year-old in 2010, Bumgarner was pitching lights-out baseball during the postseason and that continued on through the Giants’ three championship runs over the next five years. Yet, all good things must […]

The Cleveland Indians’ longtime mascot Chief Wahoo is no more. Well, at least once 2019 comes around.

The 49ers GM continued to keep his cards close to the vest in an interview with Murph & Mac on Wednesday morning, only going as far as saying that the 49ers are working on a long-term deal with quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, and that the 49ers are optimistic they can get one done.

Ever since Warriors owner Joe Lacob said the Warriors were ‘light-years’ ahead of the rest of the NBA in a New York Times interview in 2016, the quote has become a running joke throughout league circles and on social media.

After being given a taste of what Jimmy Garoppolo is capable of at the end of last season, there’s very little reason why the 49ers shouldn’t sign the 26-year-old quarterback to a long-term deal this summer.

After an elongated cold spell, the stove stayed hot for the Giants this week with the signing of outfielder Austin Jackson. The acquisition continued a pattern of aggressive moves from the Giants front office, that also included trading for multi-time All-Stars Andrew McCutchen and Evan Longoria, as a means to address massive holes in the […]

Although Buster Posey is now a 30-year-old veteran catcher, Bruce Bochy told Murph & Mac on Wednesday morning he has no intention of lessening his workload if the Giant do well this year.

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.

Looking towards potential playoff matchups, Marcus Thompson told Murph & Mac on Tuesday morning that the Oklahoma City Thunder has the beat chance to best the Warriors.