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Where is Buster Posey?

It’s been a bit since Buster Posey last made public comments. He was practically front and center during the last road trip when he traveled with the team, but since then, the team has gotten worse, some unpleasantness has taken place, and whatever’s going on in the clubhouse seems to have bubbled over into the […]

Phillies’ perfect trade offer for Giants’ Matt Chapman

As the dog days of summer quickly approach and the trade deadline looms large over the league, the landscape of the MLB is beginning to rapidly crystallize. The buyers are separating from the sellers, and the San Francisco Giants have firmly planted their flag in the latter camp. In a stunning admission of defeat for […] The post Phillies’ perfect trade offer for Giants’ Matt Chapman appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Titans announce preseason joint practices

It has become increasingly popular over the last few seasons for teams to hold joint practices ahead of preseason games. The Tennessee Titans announced today that they will be holding joint practices with all three of their preseason opponents. The first will be in Santa Clara against the San Francisco 49ers on August 11th. They […]

Grading the highest-paid player on every MLB team so far this season

Being the highest-paid player on a Major League Baseball team seems like a sweet gig, minus the pressure. Aaron Judge of the Yankees and Shohei Ohtani of the Dodgers are thriving, while others struggle.

2026 NHL draft: The case for Keaton Verhoeff

With the second overall pick in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft, the San Jose Sharks have a lot of options. We explored the possibility of San Jose  picking forward Ivar Stenberg  at second, and we also looked at  defenseman Chase Reid  in previous posts. Both of these options seem like very real possibilities, given how closely together in skill the top five or so prospects seem to be grouped. For many scouts, it’s a matter of opinion and value. Do you value skating more than shooting skills? Do you...

Zack Gelof Is Thriving in a Utility Role for the A’s

The Athletics have had a slew of young hitters drive their rebuild forward and help the team establish a new identity post-Oakland. Nick Kurtz, Shea Langeliers, Jacob Wilson, Tyler Soderstrom, and others have been responsible for the headlines and hope for the A’s moving forward. However, it was not all that long ago that Zack […] The post Zack Gelof Is Thriving in a Utility Role for the A’s appeared first on Just Baseball .

“Time to Fight Back”: NFL Legend Backs Brandon Aiyuk for Refusing to Let 49ers Ownership “Own” Him

Brandon Aiyuk posted an Instagram story this week, adding the latest chapter in his quest to woo the Washington Commanders. He dropped a Father’s Day greeting, followed by “Go Commanders! Go Commanders, man!” Former NFL running back LeSean ‘Shady’ McCoy saw that clip and came away impressed with how Aiyuk is battling his team, the […] The post “Time to Fight Back”: NFL Legend Backs Brandon Aiyuk for Refusing to Let 49ers Ownership “Own” Him appeared first on EssentiallySports .

49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk on Instagram: ‘Go Commanders’

The Brandon Aiyuk social media posts continue, and they are less cryptic this time around. The soon-to-be-former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver went to Instagram on Sunday, ending it with: “Go, Commanders.” There’s less to overanalyze with this one. This is one week after he posted on Instagram in Washington, D.C., and two weeks after […]

The Opener: Marlins, Woodruff, Bieber

Giants manager Tony Vitello downplayed any issues with Rafael Devers after the first baseman tried to reject a pinch runner in the ninth inning of a one-run game on Sunday (video link via NBC Sports Bay Area). “I don’t have any problem with Rafi. We talk every day,” Vitello said (h/t Shayna Rubin of the […]

Monday BP: What’s on deck this week?

Good morning, baseball fans! A new week of San Francisco Giants baseball is upon us, so it’s time to take a look ahead and see what’s on deck for this week. After today’s off-day, the Giants return to Oracle Park to begin a three-game series against the Athletics. After that, they will welcome the Atlanta […]

Chicago Cubs history unpacked — June 22

Free of charge for the discerning reader. Happy birthday to Jason Motte, and a mighty host of others. Today in baseball history, in 1914 – The Giants shade the Reds, 3-2, scoring the winning run in the bottom of the 9th off Red Ames. Christy Mathewson gives up seven hits and no walks as the Giants increase their lead over the National League to […]

49ers News: Attack your Monday like Malik Mustapha attacks the ball 

49ers lineman has unique franchise milestone in his sight“Players who spend at least 10 seasons with the organization earn a place on a plaque displayed inside the 49ers’ headquarters.” Hutchinson: Summer of Football: That was … easy“Anyway, Marques Sigle. This is a pure summer thought, but I really do believe he might be the key […]

Kevin Durant explains why Warriors felt like an underdog choice

Kevin Durant says his decision to join the Golden State Warriors in 2016 was never viewed through the same lens that many fans and critics saw it at the time. Speaking recently about his free-agency move, Durant explained that he considered the broader history of the franchise rather than focusing solely on the Warriors’ dominance […] The post Kevin Durant explains why Warriors felt like an underdog choice appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Kevin Durant reveals blunt ‘underdog’ view of Warriors before joining

Nearly 10 years have passed since Kevin Durant made the league-altering decision to join the Golden State Warriors in free agency. It was an unprecedented cap spike that enabled the Warriors to add Durant to their championship core, and they proceeded to steamroll the association in 2017 and 2018 all while taking away the best […] The post Kevin Durant reveals blunt ‘underdog’ view of Warriors before joining appeared first on ClutchPoints .