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ESPN NBA analyst Tim Legler joined The Audible on KNBR 1050 on Friday morning, and disagreed with the idea that Draymond Green is not getting the benefit of the doubt for past behavior, but rather because of his consistent bickering with the referees.

In a pivotal moment in double overtime, Draymond Green went up for a rebound against the Rockets’ James Harden and appeared to kick Harden in the head.

Green didn’t blame his superstars directly, rather blaming himself and other Warriors teammates for not setting them up with better shots.

There’s not many people in the world that can hit shots like this one, and Steph Curry seems to do it on a nightly basis.

A couple months ago Steve Kerr shared his thoughts on MLB’s rule that the winner of the All-Star Game won home field advantage for their league…specifically that thought it should be changed. Thursday, Kerr joked that he’s glad that the league took his advice to get rid of the rule.

The MLB All-Star Game no longer determining home-field advantage in the World Series is the biggest change to come from the signing of a new collective bargaining agreement on Wednesday. Drew Hoffar, Kevin Frandsen and Rudy Ortiz from KNBR 1050’s The Audible share their thoughts on the change, and the All-Star Game in general.

Buster Posey is a very good catcher. So good, in fact, that sometimes he doesn’t need the umpire to tell him what is a strike and what isn’t.

After rolling his ankle against the Lakers last Friday in Los Angeles, he missed the Warriors’ next game in Minnesota, and was listed as questionable against Atlanta on Monday night. Thursday morning at shootaround, Green said his ankle feels great now, but he probably should’ve stayed on the bench against the Hawks.

Under Kelly’s direction with GM Trent Baalke’s hand-picked roster, the 49ers are ranked 28th in yards per game on offense, 30th in passing offense (198.2 yards per game), 4th in rushing (126.5 yards per game).

When Draymond Green started to eavesdrop on Steph Curry’s interview, ESPN’s Chris Haynes decided to ask Curry if Draymond has been more or less annoying than in years past. Curry was quick to backup his teammate.