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That’s probably not a headline you wanted to hear on a Sunday afternoon if you’re a Warriors fan, but Steve Kerr was very clear about how he would handle his All-World point guard’s knee injury.

“It’s like a juju or something.”

This team may be short on available players, but it certainly isn’t short on soundbites. 

It happened in the third quarter, in the middle of a run in which the Warriors took the lead for the first time since the beginning of the first quarter. JaVale McGee went up for a block, fell and landed on Curry’s left leg.

Longtime baseball writer Buster Olney joined Tolbert & Lund shortly after the news broke about Bumgarner, and said that he doesn’t expect the Giants to sign a free agent starting pitcher as a reinforcement, largely due to the fact that very few are available.

It goes without saying that injuries to your top three players down the stretch of an NBA season would be classified as a negative. That’s what has happened to the Golden State Warriors over the last week, with Stephen Curry (ankle), Klay Thompson (thumb) and Kevin Durant (ribs) all sidelined for the last three games.

A little over a week ago in the first round of the NCAA Tournament the Davidson Wildcats met the Kentucky Wildcats in the first round. Little did they know there was much more on the line than just a trip to the second round.

Jeremy Warren co-founded Knee Deep Brewing, but left to start Revision Brewing in Sparks Nevada. This week Tom tried Revision’s Planet Lovetron, an Northeastern style India Pale Ale.

Not so fast, according to longtime Giants beat writer Henry Schulman, who told Gary & Larry on Wednesday afternoon that he sees a potentially fatal flaw in the Dodgers’ approach of leaning heavily on their bullpen.

The time is quickly approaching for the Giants to make a decision about Julian Fernandez and Duane Kuiper came up with a plan that could buy the team more time on Murph & Mac Wednesday morning.