Murph & Mac

Despite another loss that puts the 49ers 0-4 to start the season, Tim Ryan voiced his support for Brian Hoyer with Murph & Mac Monday morning.

General manager John Lynch made his first public statement about the president’s comments when he joined Murph & Mac Friday morning, saying he was not a fan of the tenor of Trump’s rhetoric despite his respect for the office.

Vogelsong joined Murph & Mac on Thursday to reflect on the emotional afternoon, and share the conversation he had with his former skipper.

ogelsong joined Murph & Mac on Thursday morning, and explained what made Cain such a fierce competitor and an effective pitcher during the team’s glory years.

While Cain’s nickname was The Horse, Lopez threw out a different animal that he feels aptly describes the Giants great.

In a weekend full to the brim with fantastic football games, the biggest storyline of Week 3 of the NFL season surrounded the widespread protest of President Donald Trump.

Hundley, 34, will again hit free agency this offseason, and while the Giants would like to bring him back, he’s also sure to have a number of suitors on the open market.

LeBron James doubled down strongly on his criticism of President Donald Trump during Cleveland Cavaliers media day on Monday, saying he didn’t regret calling Trump a bum in the wake of the president uninviting the Warriors and Steph Curry to the White House.

Upon returning from covering the Giants-Dodgers weekend series in LA, Krukow said that the volume of the music ruined what would’ve been an otherwise excellent experience at the historic ballpark.

Lynch joined Murph & Mac on Friday morning and was his usual, upbeat and optimistic self, but did admit that the team simply isn’t talented enough at this point to win without playing clean football.