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Chinese brand, Anta, has reportedly offered Thompson a multi-year extension on his current deal that lasts through the 2019-20 season. The deal would place him among one of the highest earning footwear endorsers in the league, according to Nick DePaula of Nice Kicks.

Draymond Green, Klay Thompson and David West all voiced their support of Steve Kerr’s comments Friday that he used marijuana for chronic back pain, believing it could spark an important dialogue.

Draymond Green continued to voice his displeasure with the NBA regarding their policy on flagrant fouls, going off during Warriors shoot around after the league interpreted his latest flagrant foul as an “unnatural act.”

The San Francisco Giants continued their trend of avoiding arbitration hearings, offering contracts to all six of their arbitration-eligible players on Friday evening, and agreeing to one-year deals with two of them.

After voicing his displeasure with the officiating after Thursday’s 132-127 double-overtime loss to the Houston Rockets, Draymond Green was back on Twitter Friday afternoon.

Giants general manager Bobby Evans told KNBR that the club was not pursuing a big name outfielder, but a multitude of reports on Thursday and Friday seem to be refuting that claim.

ESPN NBA analyst Tim Legler joined The Audible on KNBR 1050 on Friday morning, and disagreed with the idea that Draymond Green is not getting the benefit of the doubt for past behavior, but rather because of his consistent bickering with the referees.

For the fouth time in his young coaching career, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has been named Western Conference Coach of the Month.

Clark, along with 10 other former players, managers and executives including Mark McGwire, will be reconsidered for Cooperstown this weekend by a 16-person panel of experts dubbed the “Today’s Game Era Committee.” Nominees need to receive at least 75 percent of the vote from the committee to earn induction into the baseball Hall of Fame.

Though they haven’t made any additions to the roster so far this offseason, the Giants have been fairly active when it comes to their coaching staff. That trend continued on Thursday, with Scott Miller of Turner Sports reporting the club’s acquisition of former All-Star pitcher Bob Tewksbury, who will act as the Giants’ mental performance coach.