The TK Show: A Show about sports in the Bay Area

Tim goes solo for a quick recap of the 49ers brutal loss to the Rams in Week 3.

Tim sits down with Jonathan Kuminga to talk about the upcoming season and more!

Tim and the LA Times' Dylan Hernandez discuss Adrian Wojnarowski's surprise decision to leave ESPN for a job with St. Bonaventure, the Dodgers losing another key starting pitcher and what seems like an inevitable exit for the Giants' Farhan Zaidi. Also: the 49ers and Rams are both limping into their game on Sunday.

Tim and Matt Barrows break down all the 49ers' mistakes and missed plays in the 49ers' sloppy loss to the Vikings. Can they survive while Christian McCaffrey is out? Also, discussion about Fred Warner's incredible start and Vikings DC Brian Flores seeming to have Kyle Shanahan's number.

Tim and the LA Times' Dylan Hernandez analyze the 49ers' powerful Week 1 victory without Christian McCaffrey and Jim Harbaugh putting his stamp on the Chargers -- and the AFC West. Also, could Shohei Ohtani win the NL MVP unanimously ... and then pitch in the playoffs?

Tim and The Athletic's Sam Amick discuss where Stephen Curry's incredible Olympic finish puts him in the NBA cosmos and whether he'll finish his career with the Warriors. Also, Steve Kerr's busy summer and what's next for the Warriors.

Tim and Matt Barrows break down the 49ers' very physical victory over the Jets and Jordan Mason stepping in after Christian McCaffrey's late scratch. Also, Fred Warner made sure it was a good debut for DC Nick Sorensen and Jake Moody was lights out.

Tim and the LA Times' Dylan Hernandez discuss the significance of the Giants' new long-term deal with Matt Chapman and super-agent Scott Boras. Also, can Shohei Ohtani carry the Dodgers in the playoffs and what's the mood like around the 49ers after all of the emotional events of the past week or so?

Tim and 49ers play-by-play announcer Greg Papa discuss how Brock Purdy has grown as a quarterback under Kyle Shanahan and where that might take this offense, the shock of hearing about Ricky Pearsall getting shot and the relief of hearing that Pearsall only suffered minor injuries. Also, how Papa prepares to call a game.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss John Lynch's emotional reaction to Ricky Pearsall's "miracle" minor wounds from a shooting, Brandon Aiyuk's first comments on his new deal and Trent Williams expounding on his own new deal and everything else. What a few days in 49ers land. Oh, and the opener is Monday night.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss every weird and stressful thing that led to this week's 49ers $120 million deal with Brandon Aiyuk. Who won? What's the salary-cap impact? And is there a Trent Williams agreement coming next?

Tim and the LA TImes' Dylan Hernandez discuss breaking news about Stephen Curry signing a 1-year, $62.6 million extension to keep him with the Warriors through 2026-27. Also, is there anything Shohei Ohtani isn't great at, including training his dog Decoy and is the 49ers-Brandon Aiyuk stalemate coming to a breaking point? *recorded before the Aiyuk contract extension news*

Tim and Matt Barrows analyze the 49ers' roster cuts, the surprise moves, the risks, the likely next steps and the advantages of landing so many productive players in this year's draft.

Tim and Giants broadcaster David Flemming discuss the highs and lows of this season, Farhan Zaidi's future and some key players for 2025. Also, what it's like to call a great Blake Snell game.

Tim and ESPN's Nick Wagoner analyze why the Brandon Aiyuk situation has been so tricky for the 49ers to navigate and whether it is a signal for the coming Brock Purdy negotiations. Also, Nick picks his offensive and defensive MVPs from this training camp.

Tim and the LA Times' Dylan Hernandez discuss Steve Kerr's speech at the Democratic National Convention and whether he might run for political office someday. Also, it's getting to crunch time for the 49ers and their holdouts and the Rams and Chargers with Matt Stafford and Justin Herbert coming back from injuries.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the 49ers' decision to play Brock Purdy against the Saints--and expose him to a few hits--and Joshua Dobbs' impressive performance. Also, why the 49ers might be headed toward a slow start this season.

Tim and the LA Times' Dylan Hernandez break down Tim's podcast conversation with Chargers coach Jim Harbaugh and what Clayton Kershaw's recent starts mean for the Dodgers. Also, a possible ending to the 49ers' long standoff with Brandon Aiyuk.

Tim sits down with LA Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh for a quick chat about going to Patrick Willis' HOF induction, the overall feel of the Chargers roster and getting back into NFL coaching.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the highs and lows of the 49ers' exhibition-opening loss in Tennessee, including Kyle Shanahan letting Klint Kubiak call the offensive plays, rookie Dominick Puni staying solid at guard and Dee Winters' place on the depth chart.

49ers TE George Kittle talks with Tim about how the locker room is dealing with the uncertainty over Brandon Aiyuk's situation, whether he could be a target of management cutbacks soon and Brock Purdy's leadership qualities. 

Tim and the LA Times' Dylan Hernandez discuss how the 49ers and Brandon Aiyuk got to a place where he might be traded and how the Rams can take advantage of it. Also: Jim Harbaugh's NCAA penalties and the Dodgers' urgency.

Tim and Matt Barrows react to Matt's report that the 49ers are talking to teams about a possible Aiyuk trade and the mood shift around this long negotiation for a new contract. Is there a good trade for the 49ers to make? What would trading Aiyuk say about the 49ers in 2024 and beyond?

Tim and the LA Times' Dylan Hernandez discuss the Dodgers' inevitable pitching issues and Farhan Zaidi's job status with the Giants. Also, figuring out the interesting lineup decisions by Steve Kerr with the men's Olympic basketball team. 

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the significance of Brandon Aiyuk's latest social-media moment, Brock Purdy's process and interception issues and the players who've stood out through the first seven practices.