Bryan and Doug end the year discussing what the Giants' pivot should be and exploring how the franchise has gotten to this point.

Shohei Ohtani might not have been the Giants' Plan A, but what is their Plan A and do they have a decent shot of realizing it now that their rival has only gotten better?

With free agency in full swing, Bryan & Doug examine the conditions for the Giants' pursuit of Shohei Ohtani, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Cody Bellinger, etc.; and, how will the new coaches help the team?

The Giants have a new manager, but will their President of Baseball Operations stick to his old ways? Bryan & Doug also answer listener questions.

The Giants' end of year press conference lacked luster and frankness but also intrigue -- will the offseason be the same? Bryan & Doug also give their final trust power ranking for the pen.

Bryan and Doug took the weekend to gather their thoughts about the latest desperation move by a once proud franchise.

The Giants were eliminated from postseason contention. No one is immune to platoons.

With just 10 games left in the 2023 season, Bryan & Doug tap into the fan base's discontent.

Bryan and Doug analyze a 5-1 week, deal with Ross Stripling's comments about opting in, and express what they find interesting and concerning about the team.

Bryan and Doug rank the trustworthiness of what was once the Giants' greatest strength; they also discuss the eerie similarities between this year's team and the 2018 team.

The San Francisco Giants failed their big August test, but great pitching and possible waiver claims give them a great shot in September.

The Giants end a tough road trip with a hard-fought win and around all that made a flurry of transactions, chief among them being the promotion of their #1 overall prospect

Bryan and Doug break down the Giants' breakdown over the past sixty days and dig in to how they can overcome their offensive shortcomings.

This week, Bryan looks at the Giants' decision to stand pat at the trade deadline and what it means for the rest of the season.

Just how bad is the Giants' offense and does it mean the season's basically over?

While the Giants didn't have the best bullpen in baseball this past month, it was still really good -- but just how trustworthy was it?

What moves can the San Francisco Giants make on the eve of MLB's trade deadline? It's a tough market that might require too far a price for only a modest improvement on the worst lineup in baseball.

The Giants' #2 overall prospect and #1 hitting prospect since Buster Posey has Bryan going gaga and Doug stroking his chin; meanwhile, what have been the most interesting or concerning things about the team's week?

Bryan and Doug are grumpy after watching the Giants get vaporized by the Nationals over the weekend in Washington, D.C., and try to soothe themselves with trade talk.

The Giants are 5-1 since the end of the All-Star break thanks to Wilmer Flores and the bullpen. Is Camilo Doval the best closer the Giants have ever had?

Bryan and Doug tackle the biggest news story of the present day, bigger than the Giants starting off a road trip with a sweep, bigger than Cobb & Doval's All-Star Game appearance, even bigger than the prospects the team drafted. How do they envision a trade happening?

Bryan and Doug give their stand out moments and players from the first half and preview the second half.

Bryan and Doug are joined by former colleague Roger Munter to talk about the Giants' recent luck in player development and how it's neither been as dire nor as flawless as the public believes.

Somehow, the San Francisco Giants got three first round talents across three rounds of picks in two-way dude Bryce Eldridge, SS Walker Martin, and LHP Joe Whitman

The Giants' lineup has been the worst in baseball over the last two weeks and as Doug always says, "When it's time to hit, you've gotta hit!"