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SAN FRANCISCO-Friday Giants manager Bruce Bochy reported their injured ace Madison Bumgarner would be throwing this week as part of his rehab. “[He’s] riding horses, dirt bike ridding” Bochy joked before the game,”We got him back on them, so he’s doing better.” After a slow start to the Giants 2017 season Giants would stand to benefit […]

Kevin Durant’s former teammate has been trolling him ever since his departure last summer. That continued on Friday, when the veteran forward gave his reasoning for rooting for the Cavaliers over the Warriors in the NBA Finals.

To sign Paul, the Spurs would likely have to either move on from LaMarcus Aldridge or free-agent-to-be Johnathan Simmons — both would be excruciating losses. Also keep in mind Gregg Popovich will turn 69 next January. He can’t coach forever and could persuade San Antonio’s front office to make an all-in type of move for Paul.

With the NBA Finals still six days way, Cavaliers star LeBron James isn’t quite ready to start thinking about attempting to take down the juggernaut Warriors for the third consecutive season.

After both teams rampaged through their respective competition en route to a third straight NBA Finals matchup, Vegas has the Golden State Warriors as heavy favorites to win it all for the second year in a row.

ESPN talking head and professional hot taker Stephen A. Smith has gotten every NBA Finals prediction wrong since 2011, as shown in a video compilation put together by Twitter user @BieIik.

Former NFL running back Brandon Jacobs’ time with the 49ers was short lived and rocky. He had only five carries during his lone season in 2012, and was eventually released for complaining about his playing time on social media.

As many predicted, former 49ers head coach Chip Kelly is making his return to college game next season. Interestingly, it will be as a studio analyst for ESPN. Kelly signed a multi-year deal with the network to appear mostly during pre-games, halftimes and in studio wraps each Saturday on ESPN2, the network announced Friday.

After traveling with the team to San Antonio for Games 3 and 4 of the Western Conference Finals, many were optimistic that Warriors head coach Steve Kerr would be ready to rejoin the team for the NBA Finals come June 1.

On Wednesday, Cleveland Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue made an interesting, and somewhat head scratching, remark when asked about defending the Boston Celtics’ offense without Isiah Thomas.