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Greg Papa is the radio voice of the San Francisco 49ers on KNBR. He's also covered the Giants and Athletics, the Oakland ...
Greg Papa, a Buffalo native and longtime Bay Area radio voice, announced that he has been diagnosed with cancer and will step away from his broadcast duties to undergo treatment.
San Francisco 49ers radio announcer Greg Papa announced he is stepping aside to undergo cancer treatment, he announced.
Long-time Bay Area sportscaster, and “voice of the San Francisco 49ers,” Greg Papa has been diagnosed with cancer and will be stepping away from broadcasting for treatment. The KNBR radio host ...
Greg Papa provides commentary on television before Game 5 of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena in Oakland in June 2015. Papa, who calls 49ers play-by-play on KNBR, announced Friday he was diagnosed with ...
Derek Papa, Greg’s oldest son and a co-host of KNBR’s daytime show “Dirty Work” along with Adam Copeland, had Haberman as a ...
Prayers are pouring in from fans and friends as beloved Bay Area media fixture Greg Papa, the San Francisco 49ers play-by-play broadcaster, is battling cancer. Papa, 62, announced the news in a ...
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Greg Papa cancer: What happened to the legendary San Francisco 49ers announcer? All on his illness
Greg Papa, longtime 49ers announcer, revealed he has cancer and is undergoing treatment, per a statement released by KNBR on Friday, August 1.
San Francisco 49ers play-by-play broadcaster and KNBR midday host Greg Papa announced Friday that he is battling cancer. The 62-year-old announced the news with a written statement on KNBR’s ...
Longtime Bay Area media titan Greg Papa, the current San Francisco 49ers play-by-play broadcaster and midday show host at KNBR-AM/FM, is battling cancer.
Greg Papa, 62, announced on Friday that he's battling cancer. The longtime KNBR host and play-by-play announcer for the 49ers is stepping away from broadcasting to focus on treatment and recovery.
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