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

Tim and Dylan Hernandez discuss the Dodgers' brutal 0-4 NLCS loss to the Brewers, ending their two-year championship reign. What can they do to restart this? Or is this whole thing over?

Tim and Matt Barrows break down the latest injury updates for Nick Bosa, Mike Evans, Christian Kirk and others as the 49ers get set for a Monday night game against Washington. Also: What's their No. 1 trade need?

Tim talks with broadcaster Tom Tolbert about the 49ers' 5-0 start and the Warriors' approach going into this new season. Also, his book recommendations.

Tim and Dylan Hernandez discuss Shohei Ohtani's injury issues and major slump to start the NLCS and Blake Snell taking on huge Game 3 responsibility. Also, the Valkyries are four victories away from a title.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the 49ers gigantic victory in Seattle -- how Mike Evans and Brock Purdy squeezed out enough yards and points and the youngest defensive players rose up to take the 49ers to 5-0.

Tim and Dylan Hernandez discuss how the Dodgers got past Atlanta in the NLCS and how they  match up against Milwaukee in the NLCS. Can they win if Shohei Ohtani doesn't hit? Also, the fervor surrounding the Valkyries.

Tim and Matt Barrows preview the 49ers' big game in Seattle on Sunday -- why the 49ers' offensive line and the Seahawks' defensive backs could be the key elements.

Chris welcomes on Matt Barrows of The Athletic, as well as the '49ers +/-' podcast, to discuss impressions from the first quarter of the season, Brock Purdy's growth, how to address weaknesses along the defensive line and Sunday's NFC West clash against the Seattle Seahawks.

Tim and moderator Kerry Crowley answer questions about the 49ers' troubles with the Seahawks and possible future trades. Also, could the Valkyries aim for Napheesa Collier?

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss how George Kittle, Mike Evans, Siran Neal and other very veteran players led the 49ers' 24-14 victory over Denver and a 4-0 record. Also: Kyle Shanahan passes Bill Walsh in 49ers longevity.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the league's six-game suspension of 49ers owner Jed York and $500,000 fine -- how does this change the team's decision-making process, if at all? Also: More injuries, more juggling at DL and WR.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss how Mike Evans' situation affects the entire WR corps -- Brandin Cooks, Dante Pettis and the rest. Also, how the defensive line looks for Sunday's game and where Denver is likely to attack.

Tim and Dylan discuss the Warriors' prospects this season if Jimmy Butler can come back strong; also, the Valkyries are possibly on a big run and how the Dodgers set up for the postseason.

Tim talks with Warriors coach Steve Kerr about the upcoming Warriors season -- how he's reimagining the offense, what Steph Curry's new contract opens up and how he decided to come back to the team.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the 49ers' victory over Arizona to go 3-0 despite losing several more players. How Brock Purdy is carrying this offense and what the 49ers can do to fill in the injury gaps.

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the repercussions of Nick Bosa missing a few games with a new calf injury and how the 49ers' defensive line rotation will work on Sunday. Also, how many more injuries can they take?

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss yet another 49ers defensive-line injury -- this time it's CJ West going on IR and creating another scramble to get healthy bodies on the defensive line. Also, what's Brock Purdy doing better now than ever?

Tim and Ethan Strauss discuss all angles of the Brock Purdy discourse and the strengths and weaknesses of the new wave of NFL analytics. Also: Why would Steph Curry take less than the max in his new deal?

Tim and Dylan Hernandez discuss the Rams' bounce-back in Week 2, the 49ers' cruising to 2-0 and the Chargers' stunning early fall. Also, what's the Dodgers' playoff plan for Shohei Ohtani?

Tim and Matt Barrows discuss the 49ers' easy victory over Miami to get to 2-0, including Brock Purdy's near perfection. But more injuries raise the question: Are the 49ers set up to make some big trades?