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It looks like the San Francisco Giants might be sending three players to the World Baseball Classic this March.

On Tuesday, York and Co. sealed an interview for later this week with another top candidate, ESPN’s Louis Riddick, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

Friday Kevin Durant said he wants to see Zaza Pachulia score a triple-double going forward. Monday night, KD took a step back.

Though CEO Jed York said the organization would be taking it’s time with their search for a new general manager, they’ve already lined up an interview with arguably the top candidate on the market.

As he so often does, Jay Glazer dropped a bomb Monday afternoon, revealing on Fox Sports 1’s Speak for Yourself that Chip Kelly knew former general manager Trent Baalke had been trying to him fired for weeks.

With the firing of Trent Baalke on Sunday, The San Francisco 49ers are in the market for a new general manager for the first time since 2011.

ESPN NFL insider Chris Mortensen said that for that reason, and the lack of talent on the San Francisco roster, the 49ers are on paper, the least attractive destination for a head coaching prospect. The only saving grace is the team’s illustrious history.

ESPN’s John Clayton joined The Audible on Monday morning.

His biggest faux pas may have occurred in the most recent draft, and likely could’ve saved both his and Chip Kelly’s jobs.

The Silver and Black squandered their first AFC West title since 2002, and a first-round bye in the playoffs, in a 24-6 blow-out loss to the Denver Broncos Sunday afternoon.