In the face of rising Covid-19 infections and hospitalizations in Contra Costa County over the past week, county public health officials on Wednesday tightened restrictions …
As the proud owners of two first-round picks, the San Francisco 49ers will be very busy Thursday night.
Sports! Well, kind of. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the NFL Draft is the lone professional sporting event we have to look forward to for the foreseeable future.
Saturday night’s was a game of opposites for the Warriors. Their usually steady starters were borderline unplayable, while the offensive firepower from their shallow bench kept them alive.
The undefeated, NFC-leading 49ers traveled south for a matchup with the division-rival Los Angeles Rams. Coming off a thumping of the Cleveland Browns on Monday night, San Francisco shined its brightest — at least defensively — in its toughest test yet, improving to 5-0 with a 20-7 drubbing of the Rams in LA.
The 49ers and Rams will square off for the first time this season at the LA Memorial Coliseum Sunday afternoon. One of the two is in first place, undefeated, the other in third place with two losses through five weeks.
When the A’s opened their 2019 regular season at the Tokyo Dome, their own starting pitching — or lack thereof — posed the greatest threat to a finish on the outside of the playoffs.
The Giants packed McCovey Cove with a bevy of yachts, ferries and other watercraft Sunday to produce a booming foghorn salute of manager Bruce Bochy ahead of the final game of his 25-year managerial career in what was perhaps baseball’s most cacophonous swan song.
