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Though they’ve been quiet thus far, the San Francisco Giants have a number of roster holes to fill before the new year is upon us.

Green is hoping to return from his ankle injury Monday night ,and face an Atlanta Hawks team that was on the receiving end of one of Draymond’s best all-around performances last year.

In addition to playing professional baseball for 15 seasons with the San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s, retired pitcher Barry Zito has always had a passion for music.

Durant is shooting 57 percent from the field and over 44 percent from deep, both career highs by a significant margin.

Always good for a handful of Twitter spats throughout the season, Draymond Green got into it with veteran NFL reporter Adam Shefter starting on Sunday evening.

You want to know the worst part about the San Francisco 49er’s 10-game losing streak? There will be serious ramifications that bleed into next season.

The Boston Herald’s report that the Giants had “internally considered” re-acquiring Pablo Sandoval seemed hard to believe.

When the Giants traded for Eduardo Nunez, it was assumed that he would be their third baseman of the immediate future, but recent reports that San Francisco is targeting a third baseman in free agency has thrown a wrench in that idea.

According to the Warriors public relations department, both Draymond Green (ankle) and Ian Clark (throat) are listed as questionable for tonight’s game at Oracle against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Though rumored to be leaning toward retirement, former Giants free agent reliever Javier Lopez, 39, is reportedly looking to play in 2017 assuming he finds an ‘acceptable fit.’