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The San Francisco Giants don’t exactly have a history of acquiring top talent from the Asian market.

The Warriors were named the Best Model Franchise in Professional Sports based on a reader survey done by SportsBusiness Journal, beating out the San Antonio Spurs and New England Patriots.

The Warriors will be without both former MVPs in Monday night’s contest against the Sacramento Kings.

It was reported before the offseason began that the Los Angeles Dodgers would be the preferred trade destination for NL MVP Giancarlo Stanton, and that the only thing stopping a potential deal would be LA not wanting any part of the slugger’s $295 million salary.

When the Raiders fired defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. last week, it sure looked like the former linebacker was the victim of a scapegoating, following a 33-8 loss to the Patriots that saw Oakland, who many projected to win the division, fall to 4-6 on the year.

Though Michael Crabtree was healthy and suited up for the team’s showdown with the Denver Broncos, Crabtree didn’t even last through the team’s first drive on Sunday, earning an ejection after brawling with cornerback Aqib Talib.

Regardless of whether the Giants sign Giancarlo Stanton or watch him get traded somewhere else, they’ll need a backup catcher. Enter either Nick Hundley or Hector Sanchez.

While making an appearance with Murph & Mac on Wednesday morning, Reuben Foster expressed his excitement on facing many of the players on the Seattle Seahawks he looked up to before being drafted.

After winning the first NBA Finals of his career, David West talked to Fitz & Brooks about the difference between pursuing and defending a championship.

New Giants’ bullpen coach Matt Herges is determined to create a new mindset with the team’s relievers.