Connor Grossman and Kerry Crowley return after a series loss to the Royals to unpack another unpredictable week of Giants baseball, featuring Wilmer Flores’s Ruthian run—and a very, very questionable hit. They also cover who should fill Justin Verlander’s spot in the rotation, fringe Hall of Fame candidates in today's game (11:09), and admit games they left early.

They also dig into:

— Logan Webb’s rare clunker (8:00)

— Patrick Bailey's brilliant throw vs. Bobby Witt Jr. (21:53)

— Carson Wisenhunt's rising case for a call-up (24:10)

— The view from national writers: Are the Giants contenders—or just hanging on? (34:30)

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Giants Postcards is back, and the SF Giants might be ready to shake things up.
Connor Grossman and KNBR’s Kerry Crowley dig into the state of the team after forty games, including Jordan Hicks’ latest meltdown, lineup changes that may not go far enough, and the looming decisions Buster Posey will have to make as the Giants’ new shot-caller.

They also break down:

—Why moving Hicks to the bullpen isn't as easy as it sounds

—Heliot Ramos’s big moments—and big mistakes

—What to expect with looming injury returns. Does Lamonte Wade Jr. still have a place on the team?

—Reminiscing on whether the era of great ejections is behind us

The Giants tripped up against the Padres, but Giants Postcards is still on its feet.

Host Connor Grossman and KNBR’s Kerry Crowley break down the wild ride of Heliot Ramos’s Little League home run, debate which reliever has the most F-U energy, and wonder aloud about how bad it's going to be for a few Giants hitters.

Plus:

• Giants perpetually playing from behind

• Willy Adames getting picked on and picked off

• The irony of Nick Ahmed's appearance on Brandon Crawford Day

• Is the balanced schedule good for baseball?

The Giants have more wins than any team in the American League and yet, it feels messy. Too messy.

Connor Grossman and KNBR’s Kerry Crowley break down the good, the bad, and the confusing, from closer controversies to lineup imbalances to the launch of Tyler Rogers' All-Star campaign.

They dive into Ryan Walker’s blowups, the Giants embodiment of their questionable slogan “Nothing Like It," and which blown saves still haunt them years later.

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Jung Hoo Lee is electric. The Giants rotation? Not so much.
In this episode of Giants Postcards, Connor Grossman is joined by KNBR's Kerry Crowley to break down Jung Hoo Lee's surge, the lack of help from his teammates, and the questions swirling around the Giants rotation.
They also revisit the magic of 2010, Kerry's behind-the-scenes beat stories (including one player who didn't like his negativity), and wrestle with a big-picture question ahead of Brandon Crawford Day: Should the Giants retire his number?
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Join Connor Grossman and KNBR's Kerry Crowley as they dig into early days of the 2025 Giants and try to figure out who the heck these guys are. Here's what's on tap:

—The best and worst things they saw last week.

—When it's time to stop tipping your cap.

—Buster Posey and the power of patience

—Would you extend anyone on this Giants team?

—The City Connect jerseys are like the NBA Cup courts.

Baseball is back—and so is Giants Postcards.

In our debut episode, former Sports Illustrated baseball editor Connor Grossman and KNBR's Kerry Crowley talk all things San Francisco Giants, including opening week overreactions, small sample sizes, and whether any of this is built to last.

They trade takes on Wilmer Flores's 108 home run pace, Jordan Hicks’s future as a starter, Willy Adames’s Pablo-like energy, and why Justin Verlander just being here is kind of amazing.

Plus: Melky flashbacks, Opening Day left fielder trivia, and 2025 predictions.