Rookie Gonzaga alum Graham Ike earns his first NBA start for the Golden State Warriors on Oct. 23, scoring 10 points in 12 minutes against Memphis and logging a 12‑point, 10‑rebound double‑double the next night versus Phoenix. Undrafted and signed to an Exhibit‑10 deal in June, Ike’s early minutes shine amid a rebuilding Warriors roster. The piece also notes fellow Zags Jalen Suggs’ 14‑point outing for Orlando before a knee bone bruise sidelines him for two weeks, and highlights Andrew Nembhard’s solid start with Indiana. Connections between Gonzaga’s Mark Few and Warriors’ Steve Kerr hint at more opportunities for Ike this season.
The Golden State Warriors now have a surprising but obvious path to a Jordan Poole reunion as the 2022 champion reportedly wants out New Orleans.
Seven weeks into the 2026 NFL season, the Los Angeles Rams remain an enigma. After a surprising loss to the 49ers on an international road trip, they fell to playoff‑bound foes Denver, Buffalo and Arizona, while their only wins came against a battered Giants, an injury‑hit Eagles squad and a struggling Raiders team. Injuries have shuffled the quarterback room from Jaxson Dart to Jameis Winston to JJ McCarthy, and key playmakers have missed time. With a daunting stretch looming – Green Bay before Thanksgiving, then the Chiefs, 49ers, Cowboys and Seahawks – the Rams' true identity won’t emerge until the season’s final stretch, possibly after the bye week brings back players like Myles Garrett and Davante Adams.
Yaxel Lendeborg is just four games into his NBA career, but already looks like a star in the making.
49ers 49ers RB Christian McCaffrey said his thigh issue from Sunday won’t be a concern going forward. “I’ll be fine. I’m not worried about it,” McCaffrey said, via NBC Sports. “It just sucks to me because that was one of those ones where I just felt like I could have got going . . . […]
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After the 49ers proved they are willing to be big spenders in the trade market, Jordan Watkins may be a casualty of their next positional upgrade.
The Golden State Warriors' reportedly have interest in Yves Missi and a trade could provide the ideal solution to their Kristaps Porzingis mess.
Warriors rookie forward Yaxel Lendeborg, who has dazzled with 31 points against Denver and averages 21.8 points, 9.3 rebounds and 4.8 assists in his first four games, will suit up despite left‑foot inflammation for Wednesday’s matchup with the Minnesota Timberwolves. The team announced his availability an hour before tip‑off, hoping his hot start helps Golden State secure a second win of the season.
Analyzing potential destinations for Jordan Poole amid rumors of trade request.
The Golden State Warriors (1-3) host the Minnesota Timberwolves (3-1) on Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 8:00 PM ET at the Target Center. Tune in on NBC or NBC Sports Bay Area, or stream the game live on Fubo (free trial available). The Warriors earned their first win last Monday, beating Denver 134‑114 with rookie Yaxel Lendeborg’s 31 points and Stephen Curry’s perfect 8‑for‑8 shooting. The Timberwolves fell 127‑125 in OT to Cleveland despite Anthony Edwards’ 47‑point effort. Catch this early‑season showdown before the teams split the season series.
The Golden State Warriors are actively probing the trade market for New Orleans Pelicans center Yves Missi after learning they will likely receive no on‑court help from Kristaps Porzingis this season. According to In the N.O. reporter Shamit Dua, the Warriors have reached out, but Pelicans coach Jamahl Mosley is protecting Missi, who is currently nursing a left‑knee bone bruise. Missi, a 2024 first‑round pick, averages 9.5 points and 7.5 rebounds in 19.5 minutes this year and carries a $3.5 million salary (guaranteed $5.6 million next season). The Warriors could pair his modest contract with a deal involving Herb Jones or Moose Moody to address their defensive woes and depth issues, though significant draft assets may be required.
The San Jose Sharks are 6-6-1 early in the season, placing them in fourth in the Pacific Division, but within striking distance of a playoff spot. The Sharks made plenty of moves to help the defense in the offseason. Still, there is concern that those moves may not have been enough to get the Sharks […]
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George Kittle and the San Francisco 49ers are no longer undefeated after suffering a 29-20 loss on the road in Week 7 at the hands of Michael Penix Jr. and the Atlanta Falcons. However, they still are looking great with a 6-1 record. The Niners also have new reasons to smile amid a Week 8 […]
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The San Francisco 49ers reloaded with a familiar face in defensive tackle DeForest Buckner. Yet the franchise needed to clear room for the former Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle. So cornerback Jack Jones gets sacrificed here. SF made the decision to release the veteran cornerback, with ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter helping confirm the move Wednesday. […]
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Former center DeMarcus "Boogie" Cousins blasts the Golden State Warriors' chronic center shortage, saying the lineup—often featuring a tallest player of just 6‑foot‑6—"doesn't work." He references the ongoing Kristaps Porzingis saga, where the Latvian big man is out with a private health issue and the team is even debating voiding his contract. Cousins, who briefly joined the Warriors in 2018‑19 after a torn Achilles, argues the franchise built around Stephen Curry lacks belief in his own system. The article ties his rant to the team's 0‑3 start and highlights the lingering hole at the five‑position that has plagued the Warriors since the 1970s.
Kristaps Porzingis has been away from the Golden State Warriors, even though the organization thought he would still be around.
Mac Jones trade rumors were a big part of last offseason, but the 49ers' QB is part of almost none of them leading up to the NFL trade deadline.
With star WR Terry McLaurin sidelined for the season, the Washington Commanders turn to rookie Antonio Williams. In the first six games, Williams posts 18 catches for 205 yards, nailing every target against the 49ers for 50 yards in the second half. Film study shows his polished route‑running, quickness and ability to create separation, earning him a rank of 44th in EPA per target among those with 50+ routes. The Hogs Haven breakdown argues Williams is ready for a larger role and could become a key weapon in Washington’s offense.
49ers 49ers released DB Jack Jones. 49ers traded a 2027 fourth-round pick to the Colts for DT DeForest Buckner. Bills Bills designated WR Tyrell Shavers to return from the PUP list. Browns Browns signed TE Carsen Ryan to the practice squad. Cardinals Cardinals signed C Kingsley Eguakun from the practice squad. Cardinals signed WR Zay […]
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The article evaluates which free‑agent hitters could fit the San Francisco Giants’ new contact‑focused hitting philosophy. After noting the Athletic’s top‑40 free‑agent list, the author filters candidates by a .256 batting‑average threshold, emphasizing upgrades at second base, left field and catcher. Randy Arozarena (LF, .281/.381/.484 in 2026) tops the list despite poor defense, while other prospects like Jung Hoo Lee, Jonah Cox, and Harrison Bader are mentioned. The piece argues the Giants should prioritize contact over walks and avoid costly, age‑related contracts.
The Buffalo Bills didn't even play last week and their Super Bowl odds went up. That's what happens after a wild week in the NFL when the San Francisco 49ers an
The San Francisco 49ers cut cornerback Jack Jones on Oct. 28 to make room for DE DeForest Buckner after a series of poor performances, most notably a Week 7 loss to the Atlanta Falcons where he surrendered four completions for 49 yards and a 107.5 passer rating. Jones had also given up 53 yards on five targets in Week 3 and struggled with penalties and tackling. The move saves the team money—only a $140,000 signing bonus is guaranteed—and opens a spot for rookie Ephesians Prysock, while veteran Nate Hobbs stays on IR awaiting a possible return before the trade deadline.
The Golden State Warriors need Georges Niang to hit his 3-point shots if he's going to have a guaranteed role over the duration of this season.
In a Week 7 showdown, the Atlanta Falcons beat the San Francisco 49ers to vault into prime position for NFC South supremacy. Host Kevin Knight and guest Aaron Freeman (Locked On Falcons) break down the win, dissect the latest injury updates, and debate whether Atlanta can seize control of the division in their upcoming clash with Tampa Bay. The episode also highlights fan engagement options like Discord, Patreon, and a YouTube livestream with full HD video and live Q&A.
After a 43‑point outburst against Golden State, Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker sputters with just three points on 1‑of‑7 shooting in a loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Oct. 26. The article examines how the Suns’ new‑look lineup and a cramped schedule—only three games played by the team so far—are exposing inconsistencies in Booker’s game, citing his lack of three‑point attempts against Portland and his defeated body language. It also questions whether the Suns should consider a trade before the December 15 deadline, given Booker’s dip from his former All‑NBA form.