Think you could be a better Program Director than Lee Hammer or Jason Barrett?

I say a Morning Zoo/Howard Stern type program with Marty Lurie, Bruce McGowan and Sam Spear. They could have ragtime piano music playing in the background and Gary Radnich could be the young, wisecracking sports update guy. I'm sure between the three of them, they have a least six months worth of mid 70's Giants interviews!

Quiet be kept the Guru has showed some tremendous passion and I think his future is bright!!! Listening all day he has become surprisingly entertaining while not afraid to blast local teams!!!

"The man so bad he was named after two dead presidents" - I can't remember who said that, but somebody did from his old playing days. Lincoln Kennedy

The most entertaining would be Dibs, P-con, and the Guru doing the morning show. Great radio that would be .

Radnich warned Dibley to leave him out of his tweets. The bonds are gone.

Rod Brooks and the Guru!

Have Ralph on The Drive taking cheap shots at KNBR ... Bruce Jenkins is outstanding. Dennis Eckersley doesnt live in the Bay Area, but he's really good Ralph was a pain in the butt but I miss his idiosyncratic style ... he really was different which for me is entertaining

Brody Brazil and Greg Papa. Brilliant.

I'd love to hear Dan Dibley and Mychael Urban. The two would complement each other perfectly, Urb's phenomenal baseball knowledge coupled with Dib's exceptional "every bay area team" all around love. They could rap serious, intellectual strategy moving seamlessly to off the cuff booger, fart joke comedic genius.

That is easy. I will throw my support to Jared from KGO. I understand he much beloved.

I'm going old school on this one. Before knbr started bringing in the young know nothings without a lick of talent they had some real pros working there. I would love to see a pairing of Big Bruce McGowan and John Schrader. In between breaking down the game they could also wow you with jazz and bodying surfing knowledge. They were Marty Laurie before Marty Laurie, but in all sports and for all teams. To think they threw those guys out just to save a few bucks for the likes of the hillbilly and the now departed dibber is a travesty on all our ears. SM

I think both Ted Robinson and Dave Fleming have taken the mantle of best multi-facted Bay Area broadcaster away from Greg Papa. Neither one of them would do a full-time show, but they both have interesting, well-informed opinion on many sports. As for an athlete, Brandon McCarthy:interesting twitter feed, good writer (SI guest article) and hot wife (has to be said mandatory with B-Mac).

Yeah, I agree with Stan. Henry Wofford is pretty good. For my pairing, I would pair him up with Tom Tolbert.

I'll take Rick Tittle full time

Even though they have full-time gigs, Townsend with Bucher hasn't been that bad. This show has went smoothly today. I agree with you guys who have been saying that 95.7 should switch Tierney with Townsend.

Looking forward to these shows! 1) For people who need to be audio tortured:Dan Dibley and Bob Fitzgerald 2) For people who need help for sleeplessness/insomnia: Rob Brooks and Dwight Clark 3) For people who love themselves - d Bruce, Brian Tierney 4) For people who love loud vanilla: Krueger and Steinmatz 5) For musically inclined jocks: Tim Flannery, Carlos Santana and Paul McCaffery 6) For All Baseball Talkers: Murph, Marty Lurie and a humbled Mike Urban. 7) Football talk with Steve Young and Eric Davis 8) Basketball Talk with Rick Barry, Gary Payton and Ann Meyers 9 Sport Night Talk with Eric Byrnes, Kate Scott and a BASG blog guest rotating. 10) Narionally Syndicated: Gary Radnitch and Tony Bruno with Ray Woodson 11 Just for laughs: Any joker that writes in here @BASG , Joe Buck and Mike Singletary

I already really like Ratto with Tolbert and wish they would make that the permanent pairing.

If we're going straight for $, then I'd go with Dan Dibley and Lincoln Kennedy. Dibley (whom I have no reason to dislike but I despise greatly) caters to the lefty vegetarian demographic and Kennedy as the former athlete jockocracy foil.

I've already stated my love for the Ray Ray show featuring Ray Ratto and Ray Woodson. The two work well together. But seeing Brian Murphy's name on someone's out list actually made me think about what a great pairing Ratto and Murph would be as well. Murph's shameless fan angle with Ratto's caustic nature working against each other would make for some pretty entertaining radio!

I have thought of this question for awhile and this is my thought: 5-9 am: Chris Russo & Larry Krueger w/Dan Dibley 9-12 pm: Tony Bruno & Gary Radnich w/Harry Mayes 12-3 pm: Damon Bruce & Jay Mohr w/Danny Fry 3-7 pm: Tom Tolbert & Andy Roddick 7-10 pm: Rotating by season: Ric Bucher (NBA), Dave Flemming (MLB), Ted Robinson (NFL) Guest Hosts: Mike Silver, Lincoln Kennedy, Jim Kozimor, Kyle Bonagura, Bruce Jenkins Out: Rod Brooks, Bob Fitzgerald, Brian Murphy, Paul McCaffrey, Kate Scott, Patrick Connor, Marty Lurie, Eric Byrnes, Ray Ratto, Ray Woodson, Kevin Lynch.

Bruce is full of crap. He pays attention but I doubt Larry, evenly jokingly, complained. He'll take a copy of the comments to Hammer and Hammer would put it on the refrigerator and say, "now go back to your 1050 lil Damon." Mr. T. and Ray Ratto.

How about Romo with Ray Ratto, with Brodie Brazil as the referee? Call it Brazil, Romo & the Rat

Bring Peter Pococurante (props if you know who I mean) back and pair him with Rick Tittle. Call it Poco & Tits

I think I'd pair Roxy Bernstein and Tom Tolbert. You've got a former player and a broadcaster, both with college ties as well as pro experience (roxy broadcasting baseball), and non-athlete/athlete mix. Both smart and not full of themselves. Also heard Lincoln Kennedy on with Tom the other day; I think that'd be a good pairing as well.

Mr T and anyone other than Eric Byrnes... I'd probably go with Damon Bruce. Damon might lighten up a little and be able to reign in some of Tommy's eccentricities.

Chronicle sports editor Al Saracevic would be perfect. He's always got a fresh take. I also think Aubrey Huff would be hilarious.

Along the same lines as Bo up there, I would go with Steve Young, though I worry he might not be able to do a full 3 hours five days a week. I'm not sure how broad his knowledge of other sports is.

HEY BASG..You tweeted that Kreuger commented on your favorite host column. So,what did he say?

Brian Wilson with Murph & Mac.

I actually enjoy Ray Ratto when he's been on. Usually pretty insightful and I personally appreciate his sarcasm.

Wolford is good...I thought he WAS going to be in it for Bucher's job. They never even considered him?