A non-contact injury against the Lakers the left hamstring of Andre Iguodala that left a Warriors team to test their diminished squad against some of the to..
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A Bay Area native, Ian Kaufman followed the Giants, 49ers and Warriors through his childhood. Love for his home teams continues to grow. Ian currently attends UC Davis, and will graduate with a BS in Managerial Economics and a minor in Professional writing in June 2013
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The San Francisco 49ers took a huge loss this year when Michael Crabtree tore his Achilles . They could sure use his presence this week against the Seattle Seahawks, who have arguably the most imposing secondary squad the 49ers will face this season.
With the amount money coming off the books for the San Francisco Giants, a big splash in the 2014 free agency is in order.
When I began writing this piece, Seneca Wallace just joined the San Francisco 49ers and Colt McCoy had yet to be named backup QB. At that point in time, Wallace’s addition to the roster indicated uncertainty about the backup QB's on the depth chart, but w
The season isn’t over, but with the San Francisco Giants 17.5 games back with 36 games to go, I’m choosing to look ahead to future possibilities rather than today’s predicament. The Giants are fortunate enough to have a solid foundation at key positions a
First base: a key position that the San Francisco Giants field with uncertainty. Brandon Belt and Brett Pill are your current candidates--besides when Bust...
The Golden State Warriors enter the 2013-14 season with an unpredictably improved squad from last year’s playoff team. The Warriors addressed the loss of Carl Landry and Jarrett Jack (to the Sacramento Kings and Cleveland Cavaliers, respectively) by bring
Frank Gore and Justin Smith vastly improve their respective units while playing with the San Francisco 49ers. The two veterans open opportunities for their teammates to acquire easy sacks, or fool the defense with play action plays. In the last two season
Dwight Howard expressed interest in the Golden State Warriors, and the ownership will pay the luxury tax to improve the team.