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Although transitioning to the vast centerfield at AT&T Park can be daunting, USA Today’s Bob Nightengale has faith that Andrew McCutchen can make the adjustment.

Less than a week after accepting an assistant head coaching job with the San Francisco 49ers, former 49ers linebacker Ken Norton Jr. will re-join the Seattle Seahawks

Shortly after the Giants acquired Andrew McCutchen from the Pittsburgh Pirates, Marty Lurie shared his take with Gary & Larry on Monday afternoon on how they will orient their outfield next season.

The Giants were able to hold onto their top three prospects while trading for former NL MVP Andrew McCutchen, but at least one member of the team is headed to Pittsburgh.

For months we’ve been hearing news that the Giants and Pirates have been involved in trade discussions regarding outfielder Andrew McCutchen. On Monday those discussions apparently came to a head, with the Giants agreeing to a trade for the former NL MVP, pending a review of medical records, according to Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. It is unclear at this point what the Giants are giving up in return.

Kevin Durant’s desire to own an NBA team has “intensified” according to ESPN’s Chris Haynes. After his playing career is over, Durant wants to become just the second African-American majority owner in the league, joining Michael Jordan who currently owns the Charlotte Hornets.

An up-and-down — or more accurately a down-then-up — season for the 49ers ended on a high note thanks to the success and leadership of Jimmy Garoppolo. If the 49ers’ dramatic turnaround isn’t enough to fill The Faithful with anticipation for next season, then maybe this history lesson will. What took place from 1979-1980, the two-year period leading up […]

The 49ers should learn from how the inexperienced Los Angeles Rams fared in this year’s playoffs and go after veteran free agents to fill their holes this offseason.

After missing the entire 2017 campaign, Smith agreed to terms with the Giants on Friday and avoided the arbitration process.

The Warriors will begin their tough five-game road trip without Stephen Curry, who will miss his second consecutive game due to a right ankle sprain.