Former San Francisco 49ers player Terrell Owens might have few issues with the current roster. For instance, Owens called out 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans for his route running and speed. However, not in his wildest dreams did Owens expect San Francisco to accept a loss at the hands of the Atlanta Falcons. Still coping […]
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In this off‑season recap, South Side Sox writer highlights catcher Chase Meidroth's defensive brilliance across five standout plays from April to August 2026. From a diving stop and throw that turned Nick Kurtz’s grounder into an out on April 17 against the Athletics, to a clutch ninth‑inning catch sealing a 2‑1 win over the Braves on June 10, Meidroth showcases why a Gold Glove is in reach. The piece also notes his hard‑nosed throws against the Angels, Royals and Guardians, proving he never eases up—even with a 22‑1 lead.
Jayden Daniels dazzles in Washington’s 27-24 win over the San Francisco 49ers, prompting headlines that he’s playing his best football yet. The Commanders also add former SEC defensive star Kyle Kennard to the practice squad, while rookie Antonio Williams is slated for a larger receiving role after Terry McLaurin’s season‑ending injury. Coach Dan Quinn notes defensive lineman Kinlaw’s slow knee recovery and hints at a possible stop‑gap signing like Larry Ogunjobi. With the Eagles on a five‑game skid and a crucial Sunday matchup looming, Washington seeks momentum to secure a must‑win.
The 49ers added DeForest Buckner for a bargain price, but can he fix their defensive flaws and help San Francisco make a Super Bowl run?
Former MLB GM Jim Bowden predicts Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. will secure a six‑year, $128 million contract with an opt‑out after two seasons once he hits free agency. The 28‑year‑old posted a down year in 2026, hitting .231 with 19 homers, 55 RBIs and 41 steals (third in the AL), while posting a 3.5 fWAR. Bowden lists the Angels, Padres and A’s as ideal fits, though the Yankees are expected to be the frontrunner. Analysts anticipate a deal around $20‑$21 million per year, below Chisholm’s earlier $35 million annual target.
The 49ers reacquired DeForest Buckner from the Colts for a 2027 fourth-round pick. See how the All-Pro upgrades San Francisco's pass rush at a bargain price.
Former Jets linebacker Bart Scott urges head coach Aaron Glenn to skip a first‑round QB gamble in 2027 and instead sign San Francisco 49ers backup Mac Jones on a modest $40 million deal. Scott argues the 2025 season showed Jones’s 69.6% completion rate, 2,151 yards, 13 TDs and six interceptions over 11 games, making him a low‑cost, Pro‑Bowl‑caliber option. With the Jets now 2‑5 after a 28‑25 loss to Miami and Glenn’s record at 5‑20, Scott says the franchise could preserve its valuable first‑round pick for other needs while still fixing the QB spot.
Angel Reese is usually the Atlanta Dream’s biggest weapon, but over the last two games of the WNBA Finals, Kiah Stokes has turned the star forward into an offensive liability. Now, after coming off a 7-point game, a former coach is speaking up about how Atlanta could adjust to Golden State’s defensive game plan. Kiah […]
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The Bleed Cubbie Blue post celebrates baseball’s historic moments on October 28, from the 2016 World Series Game 3 – the first ever at Wrigley Field, where the Indians won 1‑0 on a Coco Crisp single – to iconic milestones like Bob Gibson’s 1968 Cy Young Award (1.12 ERA), the Dodgers’ 1981 comeback win over the Yankees, and the 1989 A’s sweep of the Giants. It also highlights later classics such as Randy Johnson’s 2001 shutout, the Red Sox’s 2007 sweep of Colorado, and the Cardinals’ dramatic 2011 Game 7 victory. The entry mixes scores, key players, and dates, offering a concise timeline of unforgettable World Series highlights.
Sportsnaut outlines one trade candidate from each AL Central club ahead of the 2027 season. The Guardians may move outfielder Steven Kwan, a .282 hitter with a career‑high 85 walks in 2026, for corner‑outfield help. The White Sox could flip first baseman Munetaka Murakami, who posted a 20‑home‑run half‑season before a post‑injury dip, despite his $17 million 2027 salary. The Twins might part with right‑hander Pablo López, fresh from UCL surgery but fresh off a 2.74 ERA in 2025, to shed his $18.4 million contract. Detroit’s utility man Javier Báez, after a strong 2025 start but inconsistent 2026 production, is also on the chopping block. Potential destinations include the Cubs, Mariners, Padres, Diamondbacks, Mets, Twins, Blue Jays, Giants, and White Sox.
The Chicago Bears are front‑and‑center in early‑season trade chatter as the market heats up, yet Halas Hall has confirmed no moves so far. Sources link the Bears to potential deals involving former Colts players Quentin Nelson and DeForest Buckner, but nothing is official. Meanwhile, DE Montez Sweat wraps a two‑game suspension after the Patriots win, calling it a career blemish, and RB Kyle Monangai remains sidelined with turf toe. The article also notes the 49ers acquiring Buckner and updates on other NFL storylines, highlighting the Bears' rising power‑ranking position.
The 49ers acquire veteran DE DeForest Buckner from the Colts, giving San Francisco a seasoned edge rusher as they sit 6-1 and head into a bye week. Buckner, who posted three sacks and a league‑best 30% pressure‑to‑sack conversion in the first four weeks, brings mentorship for the young D‑line corps and fits the 5‑technique scheme alongside Nick Bosa. The trade nets the Colts a 2027 fourth‑round pick, while the 49ers eye further moves on players like Maxx Crosby or Khalil Mack. The article also notes defensive communication issues and Brock Purdy’s delayed passing rhythm, underscoring the team’s push for depth ahead of the playoffs.
Stephen Curry delivers a flawless performance in the Warriors’ season‑opening win, shooting 8‑for‑8 from the field, 3‑for‑3 on three‑pointers, and 5‑for‑5 at the line for 24 points in a 134‑114 victory over Denver. The perfect night – only the second of his career – comes after a quiet first half, as Curry set the tone with smart passes to rookie Alex Podziemski. Golden State’s win also features rookie Yaxel Lendeborg’s career‑high 31 points and solid contributions from Podziemski (18), Gui Santos (13) and Al Horford (11). Curry’s efficiency adds to his early‑season average of 23.7 points on 52.6% shooting, underscoring the team’s balanced attack.
Rookie Yaxel Lendeborg ignites the Warriors with a 31‑point, 12‑rebound, 6‑assist debut against the Denver Nuggets, snapping Golden State’s 0‑3 season start. The performance earns him Summer League MVP honors, a spot on a primetime post‑game show with Carmelo Anthony, Tracy McGrady and Vince Carter, and praise from Stephen Curry, Steve Kerr and Draymond Green. Lendeborg now averages 21.8 points, 9.3 rebounds and 4.8 assists over his first four games, joining legends like Ewing, Robinson and Shaq as one of the few to post such numbers early in a career. His historic night also makes him the Warriors' top rookie scorer since Wilt Chamberlain.
DeForest Buckner is returning to the San Francisco 49ers after the Indianapolis Colts traded the veteran defensive tackle in exchange for a 2027 fourth-round draft pick. Not only is 49ers tight end George Kittle excited about Buckner’s arrival, but former NFL star Richard Sherman also praised the move, describing it as a steal for San […]
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Injury and health misfortunate has meant the Golden State Warriors and Oklahoma City Thunder wound up drafting for opposite needs with their lottery picks.
Week 7 is in the books. Four teams are on bye in Week 8, Christian McCaffrey has a hamstring strain, and a handful of rookies just earned bigger roles.
The Golden State Warriors earned their first win of the season in a difficult road contest against the Denver Nuggets. But it wasn’t because of a nuclear Stephen Curry game. Instead, it was rookie yaxel Lendeborg who carried the Warriors to their first victory of the 2026-27 campaign. Lendeborg finished Monday night’s contest with 31 […]
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Anthony Edwards will undergo arthroscopic right‑knee surgery, sidelining the Minnesota Timberwolves' star guard for an estimated six to eight weeks. ESPN’s Shams Charania reports a late‑December return, meaning Edwards misses roughly 25–27 regular‑season games and is out of contention for the NBA’s 65‑game award threshold. Minnesota must lean on LaMelo Ball, Jonathan Kuminga, Jaden McDaniels and Ayo Dosunmu to sustain its offense and defensive identity as it faces Western Conference foes like Golden State and Denver.
A disastrous start for the Miami Heat means the Golden State Warriors' dream of landing Giannis Antetokounmpo may not be over after all.
The San Jose Sharks host the Buffalo Sabres tonight in the first home game after a six-game road trip, broadcast nationally on a new channel. With the Sharks coming off a lukewarm road stretch and missing key offensive players Alex Wennberg and Igor Chernyshov, the matchup promises a test of depth and a chance to reignite their scoring. The post includes line combinations, a live game thread, and watch instructions.
After the Warriors' win over Denver, Stephen Curry celebrated his wife Ayesha’s new starring role in the Roku film *Second Chance Holiday*, set to debut on November 5. The trailer has already racked up 2.5 million views, and Curry praised Ayesha on X, saying, “this is just the beginning.” The project marks her first lead film role, building on past acting gigs like *Whittaker Bay* and recent parts in *Irish Wish* (2024) and *Joy to the World* (2025). The article also notes the couple’s recent 15‑year wedding anniversary, their Broadway co‑production successes, and Curry’s ongoing support for Ayesha’s evolving career.
The Minnesota Timberwolves lose star guard Anthony Edwards to an arthroscopic knee surgery that could sideline him up to two months, ending a promising 3‑1 start to the 2026‑27 season. Edwards logged a career‑best 47‑point, 41‑minute overtime loss to Cleveland before the injury resurfaced a runner’s‑knee issue from last year. Veteran Eddie Johnson, a 1989 Sixth Man of the Year, slammed modern conditioning on X, calling the spate of early‑season injuries an “epidemic” and urging longer training camps. With Edwards out for roughly 25 games, the Wolves must reshuffle their lineup ahead of a matchup with the Golden State Warriors, jeopardizing any MVP chase.
Jonathan Kuminga, now with the Minnesota Timberwolves, gets his first chance at revenge against the Golden State Warriors. After a modest 1-for-9 showing in his lone 2024 meeting with the Warriors as an Atlanta Hawk, Kuminga returns on a one‑year, $6.1 million deal, averaging 11.5 points, 5.8 rebounds and 2.5 assists. With All‑Star Anthony Edwards sidelined for up to two months following knee surgery, Kuminga is expected to shoulder much of the scoring load when the Wolves face Steve Kerr’s squad. The article also notes the motivational "They didn’t want you!" tradition popularized by Klay Thompson and highlights the matchup against fellow former Warrior Yaxel Lendeborg.
49ers 49ers DE Nick Bosa hoped to return from a calf strain by Week 6 but still hasn’t. Niners HC Kyle Shanahan said Bosa was too optimistic and ended up sore ahead of Week 7. ”I just think he was a little too optimistic, especially for Bosa because he’s pretty accurate,” Shanahan said, via NinersWire.com. […]
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