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Giants general manager Bobby Evans has said repeatedly since the beginning of the offseason, that youngsters Mac Williamson and Jarret Parker will compete for the starting spot in left-field, and that ideally, one would set himself apart as a full time starter. Evans went onto say this week that it’s likely that the player who does not win the job, may be sent down to Triple-A to get more consistent playing time.

For the last couple seasons, the workload of Giants catcher Buster Posey has been a spring training storyline and 2017 is no different. Giants manager Bruce Bochy called into Fitz and Brooks Thursday from Scottsdale to discuss the balancing act of keeping Posey in the lineup and keeping him fresh throughout the 162 game regular season. “I’d […]

The Giants signed veteran right-handed reliever David Hernandez to a minor-league deal Tuesday, to provide some depth to a bullpen that saw three veterans walk this offseason.

Warriors head coach Steve Kerr was ejected for the first time in his career in Saturday’s loss to the Kings, after he subjected referees to a profanity laced-tired following a number of questionable calls.

Former 49ers All-Pro defensive end Justin Smith joined The Audible on KNBR 1050 Friday morning to discuss the new regime of Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch, as well as the state of the 49ers organization.

Former 49ers quarterback was teammates with both Terrell Owens and Jerry Rice, and argued that Owens should be in the Hall of Fame, despite arguments that he didn’t ‘elevate his team.’

To see Romo in Dodger blue will break the heart of many Giants fans, including broadcaster Duane Kuiper, who told Murph and Mac on Wednesday morning that while he has no problem with Romo signing wherever he wants, it will be hard with him gone.

Former San Francisco 49ers director of player personnel Vinny Cerrato joined KNBR 1050’s The Audible this morning to discuss last night’s Super Bowl and the 49ers’ current front office situation.

Trent Baalke might be out as 49ers general manager, but that doesn’t mean people aren’t still irked about his tenure with the organization.

Former Giants first baseman Aubry Huff found himself at the center of a controversy last weekend, after sending out two tweets praising President Donald Trump, and saying that those protesting his executive order banning travel from seven majority-Muslim countries should get a job.