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The speculation that Kirk Cousins may not want to return to the Washington Redskins, and that he could end up as San Francisco’s quarterback next season, continues to ramp up as we get closer to the NFL Combine on February 28.

Slated to take over the role as the Giants’ primary left-handed setup man in 2017, Will Smith suffered a setback on Wednesday.

The players’ association has agreed to Major League Baseball’s proposal to have intentional walks without pitches this year.

Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo had his way with Stephen Curry in the third quarter of Sunday’s All-Star Game. It all started with a tip-slam over an unsuspecting Curry standing under the basket.

It didn’t take along to answer the question of whether or not Steve Kerr would play former teammates Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook together in Sunday’s All-Star Game. Soon after checking in, Westbrook and Durant combined for an impressive give-and-go alley-oop.

Giants general manager Bobby Evans has said repeatedly since the beginning of the offseason, that youngsters Mac Williamson and Jarret Parker will compete for the starting spot in left-field, and that ideally, one would set himself apart as a full time starter. Evans went onto say this week that it’s likely that the player who does not win the job, may be sent down to Triple-A to get more consistent playing time.

Giants executive vice president of baseball operations Brian Sabean joined the Murph and Mac Show on Friday morning and discussed a myriad of topics as the Giants close their first week of spring training.

Steve Kerr has refused to give a concrete answer to who will be the fifth player he’s planning on playing with the four Warriors during the All-Star Game on Sunday. He did, however, tell ESPN Radio on Friday that he’s thought about playing Russell Westbrook with Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson at some point.

The Giants have reportedly brought another veteran into spring training, signing infielder Aaron Hill to a minor-league deal according to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports.

Michael Morse has played a grand total of 142 games for the Giants throughout his 12 year career, but it’s clear he left his heart in San Francisco following his exit in 2014.