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Draymond Green finished second in fan voting among all Western Conference frontcourt players in All-Star voting, but was not named as a starter due finishing seventh in player voting and sixth among the media.

Depending on the outcome of a coin toss with the Oakland Raiders, the San Francisco 49ers have either the 9th or 10th selection in the upcoming NFL Draft. Who they will select is less certain, as the 49ers, despite their 5-0 finish to the season, still have a handful of holes on their roster at a few crucial positions.

Giants broadcaster Mike Krukow is confident in Duggar, and potential platoon option Gorkys Hernandez, and told Murph & Mac that even if the Giants don’t sign another outfielder, the position is not a weakness.

Coming off a disastrous season that was full of distractions, Marty Lurie told Larry Krueger on Wednesday afternoon that he’s concerned about whether Johnny Cueto will be able to rebound in 2018.

In light of the heightened tension between the officials and players in the NBA, Steve Kerr shared with Fitz & Brooks on Tuesday afternoon what he’d do to restore a healthy working relationship between both sides.

Less than a month after the excitement of his acquisition from the Tampa Bay Rays, Evan Longoria told Murph & Mac on Wednesday morning how thrilled he is with the Giants’ recent trade for Andrew McCutchen.

If you’re still going to be mad about the Giants plans for 2018, you may be falling into the trap of the old saying about the cynic: He knows the price of everything, and the value of nothing.

In a conference call with reporters on Tuesday, Giants manager Bruce Bochy announced that recently acquired outfielder Andrew McCutchen will indeed play in right field at AT&T Park, and that Hunter Pence will move over to left. This of course leaves the Giants with a hole in center, and general manager Bobby Evans was asked what the club’s plan is at that position moving forward.

It appears we now have an answer to where recently acquired outfielder Andrew McCutchen will play in AT&T Park.

Although their newly-acquired outfielder Andrew McCutchen remains an option for centerfield, Jerry Crasnick tweeted out the Giants’ list of top centerfield free agents.