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Steve Kerr's Legacy Has Nothing to Do With His Ring Count
PublishedSteve Kerr is leaving Golden State with four championships, a 715-win coaching record, and a reputation built on…
The Giants Are a Dumpster Fire, But Luis Arráez Is Out Here Playing Like a Star
PublishedLet's not sugarcoat it: the 2025 Giants have been tough to watch.
The Valkyries Are Building Something — But Will SF Actually Show Up?
PublishedThe Golden State Valkyries are putting in work.
Steph Curry Wants Change — But Not Too Much Change
PublishedThe Warriors are at a crossroads, and Steph Curry is doing what Steph Curry always does: being the most rational person…
The 49ers' Draft Strategy: Just Call It the Washington Pipeline
PublishedIf you've been watching the 49ers' draft habits over the past few years, you might have noticed a pattern — and no…
Bay Area Goes Three-for-Three on Women's Pro Sports — And That's a Market Win
PublishedThe Bay Area is about to become one of just three markets in the country — alongside New York and Seattle — to host…
The Valkyries' Miela Sowah Has the Ugliest Beautiful Shot in the WNBA
PublishedLook, we're not going to sit here and tell you that Golden State Valkyries guard Miela Sowah has textbook shooting form.
Forget the Big League Blues: The Giants' Future Is Brewing in the Minors
PublishedLook, we get it. Watching the Giants' major league roster right now feels a bit like watching City Hall try to balance…
Bay Area Golf Classic 2026: Danville Tees Up for Another Round
PublishedThe Bay Area Golf Classic is set to return to Danville in 2026, and honestly, we don't have a ton of details yet — but…
Want Valkyries Tickets Without Getting Fleeced? Here's the Play.
PublishedThe Golden State Valkyries are the hottest new ticket in town, and if you've tried to snag seats at Chase Center this…
The Valkyries Have a Frontcourt Problem and No Time to Fix It
PublishedSan Francisco's newest pro sports franchise hasn't even finished its debut season, and the Golden State Valkyries are…
The Bay Bridge Series Is Dead. Sacramento Killed It.
PublishedPour one out for the Bay Bridge Series, folks.
The Giants' Catching Job Is Daniel Susac's to Lose
PublishedThe San Francisco Giants have a catcher competition on their hands — or at least, that's the polite way to frame it.
Steve Kerr Signs On to Manage the Warriors' Graceful Decline
PublishedSteve Kerr just signed a two-year deal with the Golden State Warriors, and the framing tells you everything you need to…
Steve Kerr Is Back. Now Comes the Hard Part.
PublishedSteve Kerr is officially back on the sidelines for another season, and by all accounts, he's energized.
The Giants' Bryce Eldridge Problem Is a Good Problem — If They Don't Blow It
PublishedThe San Francisco Giants have a shiny new toy in Bryce Eldridge, their top prospect and the kind of young talent that's…
Stanford Women's Basketball Has a Problem, and It's Not the Bracket
PublishedStanford women's basketball was once the gold standard — a program synonymous with excellence, discipline, and…
Alysa Liu's Post-Gold Whirlwind: A Bay Area Kid Cashes In on Olympic Glory
PublishedEighty-seven days after Alysa Liu stood atop the Olympic podium in Milan, the Richmond-raised figure skater is living…
The 49ers' 2026 Schedule Is a Frequent Flyer's Nightmare
PublishedHope the Niners invested in some good neck pillows, because their 2026 schedule reads less like an NFL season and more…
The Giants' Best Roster Move This Year Might Be a Friendship That Started in '77
PublishedForget the trade deadline rumors and bullpen drama for a moment.
49ers Roster Projection: Shanahan's Betting Big on the Rookies
PublishedTraining camp is still a ways off, but it's never too early to start gaming out what the 49ers' 53-man roster might…
31 National Titles and You've Probably Never Heard of Him
PublishedQuick — name the most successful college coach in Bay Area history.
The Giants Keep Punching the Dodgers in the Mouth and We're Here For It
PublishedLook, we don't pretend to be a sports desk.
The Warriors Are Building a Sports Empire — And It Might Actually Be Smart Business
PublishedLove them or hate them, the Warriors aren't just running a basketball team anymore — they're running a conglomerate.