GUESTS:
DAVID LOBARDI 1130
GERY WASHBURN - CELTICS - BOSTON GLOBE —
1150 SCHEDULE GAME —
1245 —- KYLE PRESSER —
SOUND:
-CELTICS REVENGE PROMO - NBC BOSTON…. (1030)
TOPICS TO DRIVE——
1- 49ERS——
A- MOVES—- KALIL DAVIS FROM TEXANS — TESHAUN GIPSON COMING BACK—
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| |  |  | |  |  | | 49ers making another defensive addition: San Francisco is bringing back veteran safety Tashaun Gipson and signing him to their practice squad, per source. Gipson spent the 2022-‘23 seasons with San Francisco. pic.twitter.com/cVJkYoLx58 | | | | 11/5/24, 2:58 PM |
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B — 49ERS 2ND HALF…. DO THEY HAVE ANOTHER RUN IN THEM?
THE NFC CURRENTLY — PLAYOFF PICTURE:
1- LIONS 7-1 (NFCN)
2- COMMANDERS 7-2. NFCE)
3- FALCONS 6-3 9NFCS)
4- CARDINALS 5-4 (NFCW)
5- VIKINGS 6-2 (WC1)
6- EAGLES 6-2 (WC2)
7- PACKERS (WC2)
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8- BEARS 4-4
9- 49ERS 4-4
10- RAMS 4-4
11- BUCS 4-5
12- SEAHAWKS 4-5
REST OF WAY:
4-4 49ERS: @TAMPA W, SEAHAWKS W, @PACKERS W, @BILLS L , BEARS W , RAMS W, @MIAMIW , LIONS L, @CARDS W - (7-2) - 11-6
4-4 RAMS: MIAMI W, @NE W, EAGLES L, @SAINTS W, BILLS W , @49ERS L , @JETS W, CARDINALS W, SEAHAWKS W (7-3) - 10-7
5-4 CARDS: JETS W, @SEATTLE L, @MINN L, SEAHAWKS W, NE W , @PANTHERS W , @RAMS L , 49ERS L . (4-5) 8-9
4-5 SEAHAWKS: @49ERS L , CARDINALS W, @JETS L, @CARDINALS L , PACKERS L , VIKINGS L, @BEARS W, @RAMS L. (3-6) 7-10
1- 49ERS 11-6
2- RAMS 10-7
3- CARDS 8-9
4- SEATTLE 6-11
C- THE SCHEDULE GAME…. I DODNT DO SO WELL FIRST TIME AROUNF….
THE SCHEUDLE GAME AGAIN……
LET’S DO A W/ L REDO……
MY FIRST TRY WHEN THE SCHEDULE CAME OUT:
LETS TRY AGAIN FROM 4-4
@BUCS - W 5-4
SEAHAWKS - W 6-4
@PACKERS W 7-4. (LOVE INCONSISTENT)
@BILLS L 7-5.
BEARS W 8-5
RAMS W 9-5
@DOLPHINS W 10-5
LIONS L 10-6
@CARDS W 11-6
7-2 FINISH…..
MORE….
GIBSON IS BACK—-
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| |  |  | |  |  | Tashaun Gipson, the 49ers’ starting free safety for the previous two seasons, rejoined the team Tuesday by signing with their practice squad.
trib.al/VIJUUE9 | | | | 11/6/24, 7:39 AM |
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2- WARRIORS—-
-NO JAYLEN BROWN, NO PORZINGIS,….
A- CELTICS - TATUM REVENGE (NBC BOSTON)
B- WE’LL FIND OUT HOW GOOD THE WARRIORS ARE THIS WEEK….
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| |  | | | | | Here is the 6:30 AM Injury Report;
Warriors
Melton Out-Right Low Back; Strain
Boston
Brown Out-Left Hip Flexor; Strain
Davison G League-2-Way
Peterson Out G League-2-Way
Porzingis Out-Left Posterior Tibialis Tendon; Surgery Rehabilitation
Scheierman Out G League-On Assignment | | | | 11/6/24, 6:43 AM |
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3- GIANTS:
A- BAGGS PIECE—- GIANTS ARE GOING TO ZIG A BIT WHILE OTHERS ZAG….
Minasian oversaw those staffing changes while executing Zaidi’s directives. On Tuesday, neither Minasian nor Posey were prepared to say whether any of those scouts would be hired back, or whether the department would ramp up staffing. Those conversations are ongoing, Minasian said.
But Posey considered Minasian’s scouting background a prerequisite when he elevated him to the GM role. And while other organizations like the Chicago Cubs are leaning harder into trusting predictive models when evaluating amateur and pro talent, Posey continues to signal that he believes data should be well tempered by professional scouting expertise.
“You have to measure what the information is telling you with scouts and what their years and years and years and years and years and years of evaluating players and what their eyes tell them,” Posey said. “There’s probably subtleties that they pick up, whether it’s on-field stuff or interactions that they see with the player and their parents or a player and their friends that maybe they can’t even articulate. But after seeing it for so many years, there’s something that they (recognize instantly) as either a good thing or a bad thing. I think that is really important when you’re talking about bringing a player to your system.”
And when there’s a quantitative case to be made?
“We’ve had these conversations already: whether it’s offensively or defensively, it’s trying to highlight three things, three points of data, offensively or defensively, and then be really good at those,” Posey said. “Sometimes when I’m sitting there listening, and these brilliant minds are going all over the place, I’ll think where I can be helpful for the group is just to shrink it in. Like, ‘OK, if these things are important for us, let’s go find those players.'”
The way I look at it, it’s people, you know?” Posey said. “Whether you’re a player or you’re this (president) role, you’re trying to get to know personalities, understand how to communicate with different people. As a catcher, you’ve got to know so many different personalities. So I think you take a little bit of that. It’s just life in general.”
Rangers special assistant Nick Hundley is another former catcher who used his experience behind the plate while transitioning to a front-office role. Hundley served as Posey’s backup in 2017-18 and is one of his closest friends in the game. They’ve spoken frequently over the past two months.
“It’s an unbelievable challenge, and on a much, much larger scale, it reminds me of calling a game,” Hundley said. “There’s a lot of different options and ways to attack problems. So he’s well suited for it. The biggest thing he has is vision. You can’t really teach that.
“I’m just ecstatic for the game of baseball. Anytime you keep leaders like him involved, it fills a huge void. When he retired, the game missed his talent and his personality and his aura, and I think it’s really exciting to have him back in the game in a really high-level decision-making capacity on one of the blue-chip franchises.”
But it’s one thing to go from former player to special assistant. Isn’t it a whole different challenge to ascend directly to an organization’s top baseball job?
“Oh, it is,” Hundley said with a laugh. “But so is winning MVPs and winning World Series and being a Hall of Famer.”
Between Posey and Young and Boston’s Craig Breslow, among others, there’s a trend toward former players becoming leaders for MLB clubs. Posey wasn’t sure whether that representation might lessen the risk aversion that has led to a static trade market in recent years. But in his personal experience, he agreed with the suggestion that his playing experience — and learning to accept that failure is part of the job — could be a valuable trait.
B- I DONT KNOW WHAT GIANTS ODDS FOR SOTO ARE SO LOW….. NOT COMING HERE…
Yankees -120
Mets +150
Dodgers +850
Cubs +1600
Giants +1800
Red Sox +2500
Padres +4000
Mariners +4000
Tigers +5000
No other team has odds.
C- BUSTER CONFIRMS GIANTS WILL LOOK FOR SS —- (ID RATHER HAVE ADAMES )
SHAYNA:
Posey, speaking with reporters in San Antonio, said the Giants are looking for a shortstop. Said Fitzgerald did a good job there last year, but can play multiple positions.
For Marco Luciano, the hope is moving him into the outfield can help unlock him at the plate. They’ll discuss it more.
B- FA— WHAT THEY NEED:
- ANOTHER P TO REPLACE SNELL ( I OSNT THINK HE’LL BE BACK)
*CORBIN BURNES
*SONNY GRAY
*A FLIER ON WALKER BUEHLER? (BUSTER KNOWS HIM, HOMERED OFF HIM FOR FINAL HR OF CAREER)
*ANOPTHER PEN ARM TO SET UP AN 8TH AND 9TH — IM NOT A DOVAL FAN, LOVE RYAN WALKER
-SHORT STOP—- I’D LIKE ADAMES OVER AN INJURED KIM…..
LINE UP:
C- BAILEY
1B — A YEAR POWER SOULTION UNTIL ELDRIDGE IS READY
2B- MOVE FITZGERALD TO 2B
SS- ADAMES (HAVE TO OVERPAY)
3B - CHAPPY
LF- RAMOS
CF- LEE
RF- NO MORE YAZ—- NEED COCNISTENT POWER—- TRADE A YOUNG ARM
DH- ROTATION
STARTERS: WEBB, ACQUIRE A #2 , RAY, HARRION — TRADE BIRDSONG OR HARRISON FOR POWER… BUEHLER AS A FLIER…
PEN: NEED 2 POWER ARMS…
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13 #MLB Free Agents received a $21.05M Qualifying Offer. Our contract predictions for each:
Juan Soto (12 yrs, $660M)
Corbin Burnes (7 yrs, $210M)
Alex Bregman (6 yrs, $180M)
Willy Adames (7 yrs, $175M)
Pete Alonso (6 yrs, $175M)
Max Fried (6 yrs, $144M)
Anthony Santander (5 |
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| 11/5/24, 4:20 AM |
MORE…
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| | | | | | | | Buster Posey is planning to give fans “closure” by honoring past San Francisco Giants stars Brandon Belt, Brandon Crawford and Madison Bumgarner — his former teammates — one more time. trib.al/U9Eraxs | | | | 11/6/24, 7:37 AM |
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SNELL’S MARKET. (MARK FEINSAND)
Carlos Rodón landed a six-year, $162 million deal with the Yankees prior to the 2023 season, parlaying two solid seasons into a long-term, nine-figure contract. Rodón was far less decorated than Snell when he reached free agency, but he was entering his age-30 season and had posted a 2.67 ERA in 55 starts over the previous two years when he hit the market. Snell should receive an average annual value higher than Rodón’s $27 million, but likely for fewer guaranteed years.
TRADE DOVAL?
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| |  |  | |  |  | | There are a few teams expressing interest in Camilo Doval, I’m told. The talent remains undeniable and a few teams would consider him for closer role, which he lost to Ryan Walker last year. | | | | 11/5/24, 9:47 AM |
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MORE—-
THIS IS AWESOME—-
BRADY’S BACK — STILL DOPNT KNOW HOW HE CAN DO HIS JOB AND BE RAIDERS OWNER AFTER BRANCH FLAIR UP…. HE HAS TO SA SMETHING…
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