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Longtime coach Frank Vogel agrees to join Steve Kerr's Warriors staff, per Shams
Former Los Angeles Lakers head coach Frank Vogel is reportedly joining the Golden State Warriors coaching staff.
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Former 49ers WR Trent Taylor announces retirement after seven NFL seasons
Former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Trent Taylor has announced that he will be retiring from the NFL.
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Ivar Stenberg has ‘more to give' after being drafted No. 2 overall by Sharks
San Jose Sharks top draft pick Ivar Stenberg is adamant that he has another level to hit after being taken No. 2 overall in the NHL Draft.
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49ers legend Jerry Rice shares how mindset during practice helped him in games
San Francisco 49ers and NFL legend Jerry Rice says the joy he got from entertaining fans is what fueled his mindset.
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Former Giants pitcher Justin Verlander will retire at end of 2026 MLB season
Former San Francisco Giants pitcher Justin Verlander announced that he will be retiring at the end of the MLB season.
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Under-the-radar 49ers player tabbed as potential 2026 breakout by ESPN
San Francisco 49ers cornerback Upton Stout was deemed to be a possible breakout candidate by ESPN’s Ben Solak.
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Warriors not among teams in LeBron James' free-agency hierarchy, per Shams
The Golden State Warriors are no longer viewed as a major contender to land LeBron James in this year’s NBA free agency cycle.
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Giants' offense heats up too late in seventh straight loss to Diamondbacks
The San Francisco Giants had a chance to pull off a late comeback victory against the Arizona Diamondbacks on Monday at Chase Field but fell short.
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What Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy expects when Jimmy Butler returns from ACL injury
Golden State Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy has high expectations for Jimmy Butler when he returns from his knee injury.
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How NBA experts graded Yaxel Lendeborg draft pick by Warriors at No. 11 overall
The Golden State Warriors received plenty of rave reviews for selecting Yaxel Lendeborg with the No. 11 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.
