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OAKLAND – The last time the Warriors hosted the Clippers of Los Angeles, Lou Williams posted 50 points on his way to a career night. Thursday night the Warriors corralled the 15-year NBA vet, holding him to 21 points in a 134-127 win.

It’s been a minute since we’ve seen one of these from Stephen Curry, but boy did it look familiar.

Since being brought in from the Mavericks at the start of last season, Zaza Pachulia has played in 118 games for the Golden State Warriors. He has started in 118 of those game.

Although the 49ers ended last season on a high-note, they still have plenty of work to do this offseason. 49ers beat writer Chris Biderman shared his thoughts on how they should approach free agency on The Krueg Show Wednesday.

Giants executive Brian Sabean thinks Duggar is the real deal, however, and told Murph & Mac on Thursday morning that Duggar is not only a possible five tool player, but that he is a major league caliber centerfielder right now.

With Major League Baseball passing rules regarding pace of play, Mike Krukow shared with Tolbert & Lund on Wednesday afternoon how he’d improve the pace of the game.

Wednesday night the Golden State Warriors held their first practice after the All-Star break and Durant spoke on the possibility of the game, saying he hopes the game comes to fruition.

Unfortunately for Steve Kerr, gun violence is a subject near and dear to his heart. It’s old news now that Kerr’s father was gunned down while he was teaching in Beirut, but that news often surfaces whenever gun violence grabs headlines in America.

Jon Gruden joined Tolbert & Lund on Wednesday afternoon to talk about his mission now that he’s once again the head coach of the Oakland Raiders.

The Giants improved their offense by adding Andrew McCutchen and Evan Longoria, but Duane Kuiper agreed with Murph & Mac on Wednesday morning that it was equally important for them to acquire Tony Watson.