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Former NFL scout and Bay Area media member John Middlekauff said it was one of the worst games he’s ever seen Carr have, and that his body language was particularly troubling.

To view a potential White House visit through the lens the Warriors do is to see that an issue that could easily be perceived as black and white –or better yet, blue vs. red– is anything but. Their criticism is not politically motivated, because equality doesn’t take sides.

Just when it looked like the wheeling and dealing of a wild NBA offseason was coming to an end, two significant moves took place last weekend that will likely affect contenders in both conferences.

Whether or not the Golden State Warriors would take a trip to the White House and meet President Donald Trump after winning last year’s Championship was the hot topic at Friday’s media day at the team’s facility in downtown Oakland.

On Saturday morning, President Donald Trump sent out a tweet disinviting Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors from the White House, after Curry and a number of other Warriors said they were not interested in making the traditional DC visit after winning the NBA Finals last season.

Despite coming off a two-game sweep of the Rockies, the Giants could not hold off the Dodgers, who clinched their fifth consecutive NL West pennant on Friday night.

Starting DE Tank Carradine has been diagnosed with a high ankle sprain sustained in the 49ers’ 41-39 loss to the Rams on Thursday, according to head coach Kyle Shanahan.

This offseason, the Warriors didn’t send their entire core to Southern California to recruit free agent Nick Young, but they did travel some heavy hitters.

“The things that he’s said and the things that he hasn’t said at the right times, that we won’t stand for it.” -Curry on President Trump pic.twitter.com/j2So6JsDl3 — KNBR (@KNBR) September 22, 2017 On the heels of news that the Golden State Warriors have yet to decide if they would accept an invitation to visit […]

Kevin Durant tweeted and apologized. He thought his Twitter fiasco was behind him. But for him to truly push the incident into his past, he had to face teammate Draymond Green first.