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When Paul George was abruptly traded to the Oklahoma City Thunder last week he didn’t know what to think. George knew he wasn’t long for the Indiana Pacers, he told the team he wouldn’t be re-signing next offseason, but almost no one had projected that he’d end up with the Thunder, including George himself.

After a nightmarish start to the 2017 season, the San Francisco Giants will exit the All-Star break with some good news. Madison Bumgarner is coming back.

This summer, Levi’s Stadium is set to host a marquee matchup between two of the biggest soccer clubs on the planet, when Spanish giants Real Madrid host English powerhouse Manchester United on July 23rd at 2 pm.

Buster Posey, one of the few Giants pulling his weight this season, was named as the National League’s starting catcher last weekend for the 2017 MLB All-Star Game. On Monday Posey was shown even more respect, with the announcement that manager Joe Maddon will bat him cleanup in the NL’s murderers row of hitters.

Foster registered 115 tackles (13 for a loss) and five sacks last season at Alabama. His development in 2017 will likely determine how quickly this 49ers defense can correct last season’s abomination.

And Young can add himself to a small list of players who have been recruited by Warriors players. It’s a honor for guys who have never won a championship. And it looks like it’ll become an annual tradition.

In 23 seasons as a Major League manager, Giants’ skipper Bruce Bochy has endured 10 losing seasons. There’s no question that thanks to three World Series titles, Bochy will one day enter baseball’s Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. But there’s also no question that during his time in the dugout, he’s seen it all.

The first half of the Giants’ season was the most painful, torturous and unforgiving half of baseball in franchise history. And then it lasted longer than it should have.

On a night in which the Los Angeles Dodgers won their 60th contest of the regular season, the team that was expected to provide their greatest foil in the race for the National League West crown played another meaningless game. Since starting the year with a 9-17 mark in the month of April, the San Francisco Giants have actually found a way to regress, as the club dropped its 55th game of the season on Saturday evening, a 5-4 defeat at the hands of the lowly Miami Marlins.

On a picturesque Saturday afternoon near the shores of the San Francisco Bay, the Giants unveiled the 49th plaque on the Wall of Fame adorning the front of AT&T Park. So what.