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About Jamie Faue

My name is Jamie Faue I grew up in the Bay Area in Hayward, CA. I grew up with season tickets to the Golden State Warriors and Oakland A's. Would go to Giants games here and there and an occasional Raider game. I would classify myself as a die hard fan for all four teams. I currently go to school at Portland State University and work for the Portland Trail Blazers as a Sports VU Operator.

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The Oakland Athletics are on the move again with the trade chain. This time they dealt one of their newest members, Tyler Clippard.
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The Golden State Warriors continue to cruise as the top seed in the West. With the playoffs looming, let's look at 4 potential first round matchups.
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With recent rumors of the Golden State Warriors getting Amar'e Stoudemire and Ray Allen, here are reasons why the team does not need them.
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There have been rumors of the Oakland Raiders going after Ndamukong Suh, and these are the pros and cons of Suh becoming a Raider.
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At the end of the year the NBA gives out its yearly awards. Let's look at how the Golden State Warriors stack up in running and their cases for them.
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On January 19th, NBA D-League player James Michael McAdoo made his NBA debut with the Golden State Warriors. Let's take a look at what he does for the team.
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The San Francisco Giants are fresh off another World Series Championship, where do they stand in the NL West Power Rankings in 2015?
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It's the offseason in baseball but it's never to early to start power rankings. Where do the Oakland Athletics stand in the AL West power rankings?
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The Oakland Athletics traded for Ben Zobrist and Yunel Escobar yesterday. We examine what both players will bring to the A's.
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The Golden State Warriors are in need of a big man in the middle. Why not give 3rd stringer Ognjen Kuzmic a shot?
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The Golden State Warriors took down the Eastern Conference's number one team, the Toronto Raptors, in a 126-105 win.
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