49ers extend multi-year deal with KNBR keeping Greg Papa, Tim Ryan in booth
Papa's spot in the booth is waiting for him when he's ready.
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49ers’ radio announcer Greg Papa preparing for bone marrow transplant from sister
"I just wish my mom and dad were alive to see one of their children saving their other child's life. It would be pretty amazing."
Greg Papa plans on returning to 49ers radio booth for Seahawks game
"I am planning on coming back tomorrow."
Greg Papa postpones return to 49ers booth
The longtime Bay Area voice was scheduled to return after missing the entire season while battling cancer.
49ers announcer Greg Papa returning to broadcast booth amidst cancer battle
Greg Papa will return to the San Francisco 49ers radio booth for Week 17 and Week 18 games.
49ers announce rotating radio broadcasting team filling in for Greg Papa
San Francisco opens the 2025 NFL season on September 7 on the road against the Seattle Seahawks.
49ers announce Guy Haberman as Greg Papa’s fill-in amid cancer battle
Haberman will handle the play-by-play duties for the preseason TV games while Papa focuses on his health.
49ers radio broadcaster Greg Papa announces cancer diagnosis, steps away from broadcasting
"As I fully focus on my treatment and work toward a full recovery, I’m stepping away from my broadcasts but look forward to returning soon."
Greg Papa bids emotional farewell to A’s, Oakland Coliseum: ‘Like closing the casket on your mom or dad’
"When I got in the car and drove away, it felt more like a funeral."
KNBR deletes John Lund’s rant about Raiders’ treatment of former broadcaster Greg Papa
"It makes your organization look stupid and petty. Just like John Angelos of the Orioles."
After the Raiders replaced him with Brent Musburger, Greg Papa is joining NBC Sports Bay Area’s 49ers pre- and post-game shows
Papa had called Raiders' games on the radio since 1997.
Greg Papa attributes his removal as Raiders’ voice to his 2015 criticisms of Mark Davis for interviewing Mike Shanahan
Greg Papa is out as the Raiders' radio play-by-play voice, and he says it's over a three-year-old beef with team owner Mark Davis after he criticized Davis for interviewing Mike Shanahan in 2015.
