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The Sacramento Bee’s 49er insider Matt Barrows joined Murph & Mac Monday morning to review the 49ers offseason so far under the new regime of John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan.

It looks like Angel Pagan may have found a new home. Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports is reporting that the Washington Nationals are reportedly interested in signing the 35-year-old to a minor-league contract. Pagan had a 4-year, $40 million contract with San Francisco expire at the conclusion of last season.

In honor of their last payment being made, and with the Giants taking the field for their first spring training game of 2017, lets remember some of the greatest moments in the park’s 16 year history.

ESPN’s Marc Stein said on Friday morning that he believes both Bogut and recently waived point guard Deron Williams will sign with the Cavaliers in the coming days.

Right now, Golden State is a more efficient basketball team than they were a year ago. And they also seem to be able to handle emotional swings in basketball games.

Other than the competition in left field, the San Francisco Giants’ starting lineup is set for next season. The bench is a different story entirely, however, with the club bringing in a comical number of non-roster invitees and players on minor-league deals to training camp to fight for four or five spots.

After 10 years with the organization, assistant general manager Tom Gamble is leaving the San Francisco 49ers.

Giants manager Bruce Bochy announced the order of his starting pitchers for the first week of spring training action to reporters on Wednesday.

Sources have told 49ers beat writer Matt Maiocco that quarterback Colin Kaepernick made a visit to the team’s Santa Clara headquarters on Wednesday, likely to meet with new general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan for the first time.

ESPN’s Buster Olney believes the time has come to induct the pair into Cooperstown, arguing in his weekly roundup that the Baseball Hall of Fame should scrap its rules about accepting only one broadcaster per year.