Sports, argued live.
95.7 The Game Weekend Shows moves fast through sports, especially Warriors pressure points and Golden State Valkyries news. The appeal is the loose radio-room texture: sharp takes, side jokes, producer chatter, and local details that turn into actual arguments.
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95.7 The Game Weekend Shows is sports talk with the seams of live radio still visible. The sampled episodes lean heavily on Warriors This Week, but the feed is broader than one team. It has room for Golden State Valkyries draft coverage, San Francisco baseball detours, remote broadcasts, caller-style hypotheticals, and whatever studio oddity happens to walk into the hour. The basketball focus is real. Curry’s scoring legacy, his health, his relationship to Duncan and Durant, and the Warriors’ near-term direction all become fuel for extended debate. The show is willing to ask uncomfortable roster questions. Should Golden State chase the play-in, accept lottery odds, move veteran pieces, or keep trying to serve two timelines? Those arguments come through with enough detail to matter, including references to Draymond, Dallas landing Cooper Flagg, the Spurs, Victor Weminyama, Cade Cunningham, and the cost of drafting badly. Then the room swerves. Pasta’s lighting, hats, early radio memories, a nosebleed, Oracle Park boos, and a Freedman’s Appliance remote can all become part of the route back to sports. That looseness is the format, not a flaw. The Valkyries draft special brings a different kind of urgency, with Mark Grandy and Kevin Dana tracking picks, trades, Flage Johnson, Martha Suarez, and Golden State’s next move on the board. The local grounding helps. Cal, Oracle Park, Pleasant Hill, San Jose Giants, downtown San Francisco, and Golden One Center are not scenery; they are how the show proves it lives where the teams do. The tone is conversational, sometimes skeptical, and often amused by itself. It can get argumentative without turning cold. It is best for listeners who want sports talk that feels like people in a room sorting through the teams out loud. Clean studio polish takes a back seat to timing, chemistry, and the pleasure of a take changing shape mid-segment.
Made for: For sports fans who follow the Warriors closely but also want Valkyries, Giants, and local radio texture around the edges. It fits listeners who enjoy analysis that arrives through banter, interruptions, and strong opinions.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the local radio room in the foreground instead of hiding it. Studio jokes, venue memories, remote-broadcast details, and sharp Warriors debates all share the same oxygen.
Weekend Shows on 95.7 The GAME!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Bay Area debate meets clear roster logic, with Warriors and Giants talk grounded in the choices teams actually face.
95.7 The Game Weekend Shows turns Bay Area roster questions into lively, detail-minded radio. Its rotating lineups move between the Warriors and Giants, pairing local stakes with the mechanics behind them.
Giannis trade talk hits salary math; your inner GM can enjoy the collision.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A Warriors discussion that turns a Curry roster question into a sharper look at how teams rebuild.
Warriors This Week uses a Steph Curry roster debate to open up a wider question: how should a franchise rebuild when its past still matters? The episode works through the Spurs' choice to ride out a rough stretch with Duncan and Ginobili, the impact of landing a generational…
A loose Warriors segment that turns a shutdown, a banquet story, and a boos debate into local talk.
Warriors This Week opens with Dan Devone, Steven Rizzotto, aka Pasta, and Evan Giddings revisiting the electrical shutdown that pushed them off the air last week, then turning to a St.
A Freedman's Appliance remote settles into its best rhythm when the Warriors contract debate takes over.
Freedman's Appliance in Pleasant Hill gives this hour the feel of a relaxed sports remote, with Grandy and Lubman joined by Stiney and Matt Stimons of Stiney and Goo for beer, wings, pizza, tent jokes, and a possible standalone mini fridge.
A showroom remote that mixes food, Steph Curry, and a blunt injury debate.
The segment opens at Freedman's Appliance in Pleasant Hill, where Mark Randy and Sam Lubman work the sale while food comes off the appliances and listeners get a look at the showroom.
A lively live remote that turns appliance-store chatter into a real Giants argument.
This live remote from Freedman's Appliance sets the tone with showroom bustle, food and fridge jokes, and a steady swing into local sports talk.
A loose Warriors This Week segment built on Bay Area color, studio ribbing, and easy chemistry.
Warriors This Week plays like a Saturday morning sports-room hang, with Dan Devone, Steven Rizzotto, and Evan Giddings turning early technical mess into part of the rhythm.
Mike Dunleavy's Giannis answer becomes a roster-math debate.
This hour centers on Mike Dunleavy's answer to a Giannis question, and the conversation stays locked on the roster math behind any deal. Carter and Sam keep pushing on which pieces would have to move, with Draymond, Jimmy, Kaminga, Moody, Horford, and Buddy all folded into the…
Fast takes, sharp turns, loud sports arguments.
Cavaliers playoff detail, every day.
The room starts messy.
The hosts of a San Francisco sports radio show banter about weekend activities, including trying Steph Curry's whiskey, while referencing the Warriors' struggles.
Mike Dunleavy gets pressed, then snaps back.
This episode covers the Golden State Valkyries' WNBA Draft activities, including a surprising trade involving Flage Johnson and Martha Suarez, and looks ahead to their remaining picks.
The hosts discuss basketball playoffs, studio lighting, and personal anecdotes about hats and Arizona stadiums in a casual sports talk format.
The hosts reminisce about Pasta's rise from a high school guest to a notable podcaster with exclusive interviews on the Rizocast.
This episode discusses Stephen Curry's career trajectory and legacy, comparing him to Tim Duncan as a one-jersey superstar who has adapted his role for team success.
This episode discusses how the Golden State Warriors could potentially move off their veteran players and rebuild through the NBA draft lottery, drawing comparisons to the Dallas Mavericks' acquisition of Cooper Flagg.
The hour opens with studio chaos.
95.7 The Game's Hour 2 turns on Dan's call to trade Steph Curry to Charlotte for draft capital, expiring contracts, and a reset around an 11th-seed finish.
Mark Randy and Sam Lubman broadcast live from Freedman's Appliance in Pleasant Hill.
The show broadcasts from Freedman's Appliance in Pleasant Hill.
Tony Vitello dominates the Giants discussion as Sam Lubman, Mark Grandy, and Matt Stimons debate whether his honesty, emotional speeches, and lineup comments help or hurt the team after two scoreless games.
This episode discusses the origins of tanking in the NBA with the Warriors, featuring commentary on college sports and a soundbite from Anthony Slater about Steph Curry.
The hosts of a San Francisco sports radio show banter about weekend activities, including trying Steph Curry's whiskey, while referencing the Warriors' struggles without Curry.
A sports radio show discusses the Super Bowl matchup between the Seahawks and 49ers on game day, including fan reactions and pre-game atmosphere.
This episode discusses the Golden State Warriors' need to improve their scouting for upcoming NBA drafts, particularly in light of moving on without player Jonathan Kuminga.