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New 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan joined Rich Eisen on The Rich Eisen show Friday where he provided some insight on the niners offense situation.

Colin Kaepernick made history and headlines while courting controversy last season, for his protest involving kneeling during the National Anthem.

Fitz previews the return of Kevin Durant against the Pelicans. In one of the last games of the regular season Kevin Durant was set to make his return; however the Dubs just had won 13 straight and clinched the top-seed in the west. This game to get Durant reacclimated into the Warriors system.

A week after the Phoenix Suns, Devon Booker, scored 70 in a game against the Thunder the Warriors went to Phoenix. Fitz previews the Warriors second game of the back-to-back as the Dubs rested Andre Iguadala and Klay Thompson.

Fitz recaps the Warriors romp of the Wizards, as Steph Curry went for 42 against John Wall and the Wizards. The Dubs continued their perfect record when Draymond records a triple-double and in the past 11 games.

The Warriors won their 13th straight against the Suns in their final road game of the season and to cap off their final back-to-back of the season. Steph Curry had 42 points as the Warriors were excellent throughout as the Dubs only have three home games left until their quest for a Championship begins.

The Giants made a little news this week by announcing that Barry Bonds will have a plaque unveiled in his honor on the team’s “Wall of Fame” outside of AT&T Park before the July 8 game against Miami.

He becomes the third new personnel executive added by General Manager John Lynch this offseason, after Vice President of Player Personnel Adam Peters and Senior Personnel Executive Martin Mayhew previously joined the organization.

Despite three full days of rest between Games 2 and 3 of the Western Conference Finals, Spurs star forward Kawhi Leonard did not sound confident that’d he’ll be ready to return come Saturday evening. Leonard told reporters that he is still questionable to play on his left ankle, but that he did not practice Friday. […]

Fox Sports 1 NBA analyst Chris Broussard told Gary and Larry Thursday that while LeBron is great, he isn’t the greatest just yet, and still has a bit more to prove.