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After two and a half seasons of misery, and brutal stretches of non-competitive losses, a San Francisco franchise that’s struggled to find consistent quarterback play longer than any franchise this side of Cleveland finally found a sense of hope.

After the halftime breather, the Warriors caught fire as they started the second half on a 15-0 run that cut New Orleans’ lead to just five.

If the 49ers eliminated the penalties, they could have scored touchdowns instead of field goals in the red zone.

Even though the Giants are in the National League, the team reportedly has interest in using Otani both as a starting pitcher and as an outfielder, and working out a schedule that would allow Otani to maximize his abilities as a pitcher and as a hitter.

Last week, Craig Mish of Sirius XM in South Florida reported that the Giants had made an official trade offer to the Marlins for NL MVP Giancarlo Stanton. That offer apparently included second baseman Joe Panik, as well as Tyler Beade and Chris Shaw, the teams’ No. 2 and 3 prospects respectively.

South Florida national sports radio host Craig Mish has been the reporter closest to the Giancarlo Stanton sweepstakes over the past few weeks, and joined Murph & Mac on Monday morning with some good news for Giants fans.

The toughness of Trent Taylor and Marquise Goodwin allowed quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to find them over the middle consistently for first downs in Sunday’s win.

Jimmy Garoppolo was target in the win against Chicago. He only threw four inaccurate passes on the day.

Marquise Goodwin and Trent Taylor caught 14 of his Jimmy Garoppolo’s passes without drop in the Chicago win.

The ease with which new quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo overcame mistakes to win in Chicago was remarkable.