J.T. Snow says Brandon Belt is on the ‘hot seat’ in 2020
As long as he’s manning first base at 3rd and King, the “Belt Wars” will rage on.
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Could 49ers take a swing at another Stanford tight end?
The 49ers, especially in the John Lynch era, are quite fond of Stanford Cardinal alumni.
Lynch, Shanahan at the Combine: Moves held up by CBA talks, and record-setting golf in Cabo
The joint heads of the San Francisco 49ers in general manager John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan appeared at the NFL Combine much more rested and in far finer spirits.
Bochy reveals another wild Bumgarner tidbit when asked about rodeo alias on KNBR
While the story stipulated that that Bumgarner’s roping ‘hobby” is an open secret in MLB circles, his former manager Bruce Bochy seemed as surprised as anyone when asked about it on the Murph & Mac show Monday morning.
Warriors sending small group to Los Angeles for Kobe Bryant memorial
On Monday, Kobe and Gianna Bryant will be remembered at Staples Center, following their tragic deaths in a helicopter crash on January 26, along with seven other people on board.
Three takeaways as young Warriors, Williamson provide highlights in loss to Pelicans
With both Marquese Chriss and Draymond Green (and still Stephen Curry) out, the Warriors were limited to nine players.
Murph: Four reasons to be optimistic about 2020 Giants
The last time the Jock Blog sat down to pen an ode to the San Francisco Giants Baseball Club, I believe it was the “Farhan has put us all in a pickle” Jock Blog, after he hired Gabe Kapler to skipper the club.
Russell Westbrook breaks down ejection, being ‘painted as the bad guy’
Russell Westbrook just took over the NBA’s league lead with 13 technical fouls and is now just three away from a one-game suspension.
Russell Westbrook ejected as Warriors’ loss to Rockets gets testy late
The Warriors were bludgeoned by the center-less Houston Rockets on Thursday night. It was an assault by three.
Warriors officially rule Klay Thompson out for rest of season, Kerr explains why
It didn’t really need an announcement, but yet, here we are. Klay Thompson won’t return for the Golden State Warriors in the 2019-20 season.