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Jason La Canfora of NFL Network is reporting that the 49ers are “doing work” on Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. La Canfora believes that the 49ers are one of a handful of teams Romo could “legitimately land” with in 2017.

Reports surfaced on Thursday that Colin Kaepernick plans to stand for the National Anthem next season, after kneeling during the song for every game in the 2016 regular season.

Jones his found power at the double-A level in 2016, hitting 25 home runs at the AA level with the Richmond Flying Squirrels. He also had the most RBIs of his pro career, knocking in 67 base runners and hitting .247 while slugging .291.

Jimmy Butler scored 22 points and the Chicago Bulls beat Golden State 94-87 on Thursday night in the Warriors’ first game since Kevin Durant injured his left leg.

Matt Barnes’ return to the Warriors after nearly a decade has been an emotional one.

After only hitting five home runs during his entire tenure at Stanford and five more in the first two years of his minor league career, Slater hit 18 bombs in 2016. Slater took some time to chat with The Audible’s Drew Hoffar about where he thinks his newfound power came from.

When it comes to the open market, the best option available may be Bills quarterback Tyrod Taylor, who’s future with the team is currently uncertain. The 49ers are one of three teams to be interested in Taylor according to a report by longtime NFL reporter Vic Carucci of the Buffalo News, and brought to our attention by Chris Biderman of Niners Wire.

Buster Posey was scratched from the Giants lineup on Thursday with neck stiffness, for the second spring training game in a row, just four days before the catcher is due to leave the club for the World Baseball Classic in Florida.

The 2006-07 “We Believe” Warriors will always have a special place in the hearts of Bay Area basketball fans. As we have learned over the past few days, it also has a very special place in the hearts of those who were a part of that team.

Colin Kaepernick, who is planning on opting out of his contract with the 49ers next week, will no longer kneel during the National Anthem before games next season, sources have told ESPN’s Adam Schefter.