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San Francisco, Calif. – The San Francisco Giants have re-signed free agent catcher Nick Hundley to a one-year contract, club Senior Vice President and General Manager Bobby Evans announced today. Per club policy, financial terms were not disclosed. “We are glad to welcome Nick back to the Giants,” said Evans. “We appreciated his contributions last […]

In another back-and-forth battle at Staples Center, the Warriors spoiled Kobe Bryant’s halftime ceremony to retire his No. 8 and 24 with a…victory over the Lakers.

You could argue the 49ers have been the most injured team in the league this year. Against the Titans, the team placed two players into the concussion protocol.

For the fourth time in five games, Draymond Green will be out of the Warriors lineup when they face the Lakers at Staples Center on Monday night. The issue is with his right shoulder, and has been described as soreness caused by wear and tear. Still, it’s a bit odd that the injury has lingered, and head coach Steve Kerr is starting to get worried at how slowly the healing process is taking. Green has not participated in practice for a week.

Marquise Goodwin had another break out game on Sunday and once again it came shortly after a personal tragedy. Goodwin revealed after the 49ers’ 25-23 win over the Titans on Sunday that his biological father passed away earlier this week. This comes just a month after his infant son passed away shortly after being born premature, hours before the 49ers game against the Giants.

The San Francisco Giants are looking to address a glaring need at third base, and Tampa Bay Rays’ star Evan Longoria has emerged as a serious candidate to fill the void.

Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo is fully willing to ditch the game plan and just hit the player who’s open. He did that on two crucial plays in the win over the Titans.

Jimmy Garoppolo was unflappable when the speaker in his helmet went out completely to start the game. He called one of the afternoon’s most successful run plays as a result.

Down 23-22, Jimmy Garoppolo and the 49ers offense took the field at their own 25 yard line with 1:06 remaining in Sunday’s game against the Titans. Six plays and a minute later, 49ers kicker Robbie Gould hit his sixth field of the afternoon to give San Francisco their third consecutive win since making a potentially franchise altering switch at QB.

49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo was on point again, throwing for over 350 yards in his Levi’s Stadium debut.