KNBR\u00a0host Adam Copeland took a shot at rival sports station 95.7 The Game on Thursday over a reportedly AI-generated typo in its Sharks coverage.<\/p>\n
The station shared a clip from a morning show that discussed San Jose\u2019s comeback 4-3 win against the Anaheim Ducks. While the victory was incredible in its own right, 95.7\u2019s Facebook post sharing the clip made it more incredible by stating that the comeback happened when the Sharks were \u201cDown by 2 goals in the fourth period.\u201d The \u201cfourth period\u201d gaffe is a glaring error since regulation\u00a0NHL games stop at three, but it\u2019s also worth noting the Sharks never dealt with more than a one-goal deficit.<\/p>\n
\u201c4th period\u2026.Do you guys even WATCH sports @957thegame?\u201d Copeland wrote<\/a> on X with a screenshot of 95.7\u2019s post.<\/p>\n Copeland then fanned the flames of the feud a bit more with a follow-up that included some sourced\u00a0reporting.<\/p>\n \u201cUPDATE on the @957thegame \u20184th Period\u2019 SCANDAL: Sources from inside the Game say this was NOT a typo, they use AI to generate their captions (true story)\u2026cuz that\u2019s WAY better,\u201d Copeland wrote<\/a>, with a cry-laughing\u00a0emoji. \u201cThis is a developing story. Tune into @KNBR for more updates.\u201d<\/p>\n The zingers continued on Copeland\u2019s show with Derek Papa, \u201cDirty Work,\u201d as they were discussing last night\u2019s game with former Sharks TV broadcaster\u00a0Brodie Brazil.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u201cI just want to declare: I think the Sharks have been one of the best fourth-period teams in the NHL lately,\u201d Brazil began.<\/p>\n \u201cCopes was going in on them over there, huh?\u201d he continued. \u201c… Some things you\u00a0gotta, you gotta hold \u2019em to a standard on. If we\u2019re covering the Sharks on AI, I don\u2019t know about that.\u201d<\/p>\n As of Thursday afternoon, the post in the\u00a0screenshot\u00a0was no longer on 95.7 The Game\u2019s Facebook page. The clip was still up on TikTok<\/a>, but with a different caption.<\/p>\n