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The 49ers entered training camp without any serious injuries on the 90-man roster. Just three days into camp, however, three members of the secondary have been nicked up and an undrafted rookie’s season has come to an end.

Even with the best record in baseball, the acquisition of Darvish and two left-handed relievers at the deadline sends a message that the Dodgers are going for it in 2017.

With the trade deadline less than two hours away, it remains unclear if the Giants are going to move any big names in exchange for the prospects that they sorely need. What is clear is that at least one everyday player has been discussed in the lead-up to the deadline.

After Bumgarner’s performance Sunday night, Mike Krukow believes there’s no doubt that the Giants’ ace is back to form.

The Giants won’t be able to turn things around until they get back into the habit of developing top-tier homegrown talent, according to former Rockies general manager and MLB Network analyst Dan O’Dowd, who joined PCon and Lund Monday morning.

Instinctual plays like this from Foster will catapult him up the depth chart. The rookie showed burst in defending the run from sideline-to-sideline. He was picked to become a playmaker and he delivered in his first practice.

Just a month before a potential call-up to the big league club, the Giants’ top pitching prospect and 2018 rotation option has been ruled out for the rest of the season after sustaining a groin strain while warming up for his last start, according to Alex Pavlovic of NBC Sports Bay Area.

The third-overall pick in the 2017 was just one of three first-round picks that remained unsigned as of Friday morning, something that general manager John Lynch said was a cause for concern in Thursday’s press conference.

The San Francisco 49ers today announced that the DB has been placed on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform List. This comes one day after general manager John Lynch told reporters that the team would enter camp without anybody on that list.

The degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) has been diagnosed in 110 of 111 former NFL players whose brains were donated for research, according to an updated study published in The Journal of the American Medical Association on Tuesday. The Audible’s Rudy Ortiz joined us in studio to give us his thoughts.