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OAKLAND— Warriors head coach Steve Kerr missed games 3 and 4 of the Warriors’ first-round sweep of the Portland Trail Blazers as he continues to battle complications from back surgery performed on him almost two years ago. Assistant coach Mike Brown has filled in admirably in Kerr’s absence, and members of the organization seem to be prepared for Kerr to not return to the court this postseason.

OAKLAND – This one might have been a little too soon for Giants fans liking.

The Golden State Warriors announced the schedule for the team’s Western Conference Semifinals series against the Utah Jazz, which begins Tuesday, May 2, at Oracle Arena.

The 2006-2007 Golden State Warriors pulled off one of the great upsets in NBA Playoff history, knocking off the top seed Dallas Mavericks in the first round in six remarkable games. Back then, there were no “splash brothers” or record-breaking seasons. Stars like Baron Davis, Stephen Jackson, and current Warrior Matt Barnes fed off of the resounding energy inside Oracle Arena and shocked the world. While they lost to the Utah Jazz in the second round, the team and the energy they brought to the Bay Area have resonated ever since.

And the absolute key: Shanahan has already seen this with his own eyes. Not solely shotgun snaps and big plays down field. Real, authentic, quarterback skills that will translate. He learned all this the hard way with RGIII and he wouldn’t change any of the chapters in his story.

For the third season in a row, the San Francisco 49ers have selected a versatile defensive lineman in the first round of the NFL Draft.

The San Francisco Giants season has not started out the way anyone expected, with the team currently sitting with an 8-14 record and last place in the NL West. Looking for something to spark the team and the fan base, the Giants called up top prospect Christian Arroyo from AAA.

Sergio Romo joined Murph & Mac Thursday morning to reflect on his first return to San Francisco since signing with the Los Angleles Dodgers over the offseason. What he gave us was poetry.

A Giants minor leaguer threw the first perfect game in the history of the Class-A South Atlanta League on Tuesday night in Kentucky.

Desperate for outfield help, the Giants are in the process of calling up fan favorite Michael Morse from Triple-A affiliate Sacramento River Cats sources are telling Alex Pavlovic of NBCSports Bay Area.