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If LeBron does one day bolt Cleveland for the second time, Gilbert’s decision to let go of Griffin will play a role. The fact that the owner isn’t doing everything in his power to keep King James happy shows how shortsighted he is — and how quickly the Cavs could crumble in the near future.

Monday night’s matchup between the Braves and the Giants was the first time the National League foes squared off in Atlanta’s recently constructed SunTrust Park, but the shimmying, shaking, floating and fluttering that took place on the new playing surface were familiar sights for both clubs. The outcome? That too was familiar. For the Giants at least.

The report indicates Durant will forgo the chance at a one-year, $28 million max contract in order to help Golden State’s chances of re-signing Andre Iguodala. The Vertical reported on Monday that Iguodala is likely to listen to offers from other teams.

Over the course of the Giants’ three World Series runs in the last decade, San Francisco’s title pursuits took on lives of their own, as season storylines were filled with suspense, intrigue and a flair for the dramatic. No one quite knew how the 2010, 2012 and 2014 seasons would end up, but along the […]

While the rest of the Warriors crisscross the country on various well-deserved vacations, Myers and his personnel department are locked back in at the Oakland Marriott. It’s crunch time for Myers, and the Warriors could look entirely different off the bench again come October.

It’s the middle of June, and already, the Giants don’t have much to play for. Less than halfway through the season, rare is the day when Giants players can wake up in the morning and head to the park with a sense of urgency, as the chance to play “must-win” ballgames will elude them in 2017.

Hunter Pence and the Giants were in the final stages of authoring a dramatic Father’s Day story. But for a team that hasn’t written many fairytales or happy endings, Sunday wasn’t exactly a start.

The Giants have a case of the blues, and it sure is showing. A team that began the day 17.5 games out of first place in the National League West looked so downtrodden, it was only fitting the orange and black took the field with blue caps in a 5-1 loss to the Colorado Rockies, their fifth consecutive defeat.

In the top half of the fifth inning at Coors Field on Friday evening, pitcher Jeff Samardzija played the starring role in a comedy, as his two-run home run gave his Giants’ teammates a good laugh and gave San Francisco a 4-1 lead. Fifteen minutes later, Samardzija was the protagonist in a tragedy, as he followed up the home run by surrendering five runs in the bottom half of the fifth, continuing the Giants’ season of misery in their 10-7 loss to the Colorado Rockies.

Warriors owner Joe Lacob has made good on his promise.