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Well, that was fun. There aren’t many NBA games that take place before the month of April loaded with storylines and future implications, but when the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers come together, it’s an absolute delight. While the teams battled through three relatively even quarters on Monday, the Warriors proved in the final […]

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.

While the Giants still have to take care of business on the field, Evans’ offseason gambles have provided a foundation for the franchise to succeed. If in fact the club earns a coveted playoff berth next season, the Giants’ general manager will be squarely in the discussion for Executive of the Year.

On Monday the Giants traded for five-time All-Star outfielder Andrew McCutchen, and it appears they did so without giving up any of their top prospects.

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.

Given the unique details surrounding Reuben Foster’s arrest on Friday, Ian Rapoport joined Murph & Mac on Monday morning and shared his thoughts on how the NFL will proceed.

By coming out on top in a bizarre final minute, the Warriors became just the third team to beat the Raptors at home this season.

Milwaukee’s best stretch helped give the Bucks command of the game, but it wasn’t enough to fend off Kevin Durant, who once again carried the Warriors to a 108-94 win as he exploded with five straight points with under three minutes to play before assisting a Draymond Green three-pointer that helped put the Bucks away.

The salaries on all five deals are important for the Giants as the team is interested in keeping its 2018 payroll under the luxury tax threshold of $197 million.

With more than 100 free agents still available and several trade opportunities that could materialize, the Giants aren’t quite sitting at first down and 10, but they are in a manageable second down and six.