
Weekdays 10am - 2pm with Matt Steinmetz and Daryle 'the Guru' Johnson.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 524 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Sports | |||

In Hour 1 Steiny and Evan discuss the Yaxel Lendeborg and Draymond Green exchange, Draymond may not be joking with Yaxel, Warriors training camp and more! In Hour 2 Steiny and Evan discuss Draymond's comments toward Yaxel and how this is not a good s... more
In Hour 1 Steiny and Evan discuss the Yaxel Lendeborg and Draymond Green exchange, Draymond may not be joking with Yaxel, Warriors training camp and more!
In Hour 2 Steiny and Evan discuss Draymond's comments toward Yaxel and how this is not a good start, being a better mentor to the rookie, David Lee and more!
In Hour 3 Steiny & Evan discuss LeBron decision and where he will land, Bill Reiter from 97.1 The Game joins to talk Lebron, his documentary and more!
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When they start yelling and arguing it’s a cheap substitute for content
When it comes to a sports talk show you want intelligent takes. With this show you get “Aaron Judge is gutless” because he chose the New York Yankees over the San Fransisco Giants. That should tell you all you need to know about what you’ll get from this show. No one likes a homer but the only thing worse is a whiny, bitter homer with a mic.
Ray Ratto and Damon Bruce were by far my favorite radio personalities. I can't believe the station let them go, and kept the unlistenable Steiny and Guru. I'm deprogramming the station, i used to love listening, with Joe Lo & Dibs and Damon & Ratto. Now you're dead to me.
Conforto is a much better player than you think. Go on BaseballReference.com and compare Conforto’s numbers to Correa’s. Very close. Plus you’ll see Conforto is a gold glove caliber right fielder.
I listen to you guys to rot my brain, and I mean that in a good way.
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A fast-paced Bay Area sports talk show fueled by banter, insider perspectives, and live reactions to Warriors and Giants coverage, with frequent guests and crossovers from local media. The hosts mix rigorous sports analysis with entertainment tangents, industry anecdotes, and audience interaction, offering a candid, conversational view of pro sports, media dynamics, and coaching decisions. Notable strengths include high chemistry between the hosts, willingness to challenge team executives, and timely discussions around coaching changes, player performance, and off-season moves, making it appealing to serious sports fans and listeners who enjoy inside-baseball chatter with a humorous edge.
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Recent guests on Steiny and Guru include:
1. Patrick Prager
2. Marci Wiser
3. Kavon Looney
4. Brian Windhorst
5. Dalton Johnson
6. Sham Shirani
7. Jimmy King
8. Sean Estes
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