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Former 49ers tight end Brent Jones knows a thing or two about winning playoff games. A three-time Super Bowl champion, Jones won a whopping 14 career postseason games as a member of the 49ers from 1988-1998.

With an usually high amount of unsigned free agents, Mike Krukow claimed on Murph & Mac Tuesday morning that this will impact Spring Training.

Following a report put out by ESPN The Magazine with details about the Jimmy Garoppolo trade, Tom Brady denied several of the claims made in the article on Kirk & Callahan Show on Boston’s WEEI radio station Tuesday morning.

It was turn back the clock night at Oracle Arena, but it wasn’t sponsored by the Golden State Warriors. Instead, the Denver Nuggets brought a rather retro approach to the defensive side of the floor.

Draymond Green had the lane. The road was open and there were no tolls in sight. It was a green light, give-it-to-me dunk opportunity he had to hit. And Green passed.

Hours after earning the Western Conference Player of the Week Award following one of the most dominant eight-day stretches of his career, a slow start didn’t hurt Curry’s overall performance as he caught fire in the third quarter.

“I’ve talked to people in the media this year, I’ve said, ‘Why do you guys have to cover that guy,'” Kerr said. “They say, well we don’t want to. Nobody wants to. Our bosses tell us we have to because of the ratings.”

While making an appearance on Gary & Larry Monday afternoon, editor-and-chief of The Athletic Tim Kawakami shed some light on the motives behind the Raiders hiring Jon Gruden.

During an interview with MLB Network Radio on SiriusXM, Evan Longoria shared how he’s working to get aquatinted with his new teammates.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry has been named the Week 12 Western Conference Player of the Week, the NBA announced today. The award is the first Player of the Week honor of the season for Curry and his 11th overall weekly recognition.