49ers trade options: Experts suggest multiple receivers
The 49ers are exploring wide receiver options by the NFL trade deadline. Experts identify Jets' Adonai Mitchell, Colts' Josh Downs and Titans' Calvin Ridley.
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Rams’ Myles Garrett on track to finally come off IR in time for Commanders clash
The Los Angeles Rams are set to activate Myles Garrett ahead of Sunday’s road game against the Washington Commanders. After undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery, Garrett returns from injured reserve, having logged 40 snaps in the 27-7 season‑opening loss to the 49ers in Melbourne. Sources Mike Garafolo and Ian Rapoport confirm he’s cleared to suit up, giving the Rams a boost in their playoff push despite the trade’s original Lombardi‑trophy ambitions.
The LA Kings Need To Start Winning the Games That Matter
The Los Angeles Kings sit 5-7-2 in their first 14 games of the 2026‑27 season and must improve against Pacific rivals to stay competitive. A 7-2 win over the San Jose Sharks highlighted their potential, with Adrian Kempe returning for a hat trick and Artemi Panarin adding four assists, but earlier overtime losses to the Sharks and Vegas, plus a loss to Edmonton, left them seventh in the division with just 12 points. With a subpar 1-1-2 record against division foes, the Kings need to turn flashes of offense into consistent, divisional victories to keep playoff hopes alive.
Report: Warriors expected to trade Kristaps Porzingis by December 16th
The Golden State Warriors are set to move Kristaps Porzingis by Dec. 16, according to ClutchPoints reporter Brett Siegel. Porzingis, who re‑signed on a partially guaranteed two‑year, $40 million deal, skipped training camp and effectively retired, leaving the Warriors with a salary they hope to flip into a trade exception. With free‑agent contracts becoming trade‑eligible on Dec. 15, the deadline allows the Dubs to trade him and still retain flexibility for a larger February deadline deal. The team, currently 6‑3 and a playoff contender, appears keen to act quickly.
Warriors’ Stephen Curry reveals his only trash talk with Klay Thompson these days, and it’s not what you think
After the Warriors' 120-100 win over Miami, Stephen Curry reveals that his only recent trash talk with former Splash Brother Klay Thompson isn’t about basketball at all—it’s a college‑basketball wager. Curry joked that the only conversation they’ve had revolves around the Davidson Wildcats beating Washington State, letting him claim the bet’s “best end.” The light‑hearted exchange shows their friendship endures despite now playing for different NBA teams, while Curry’s 29‑point second‑half helped secure Golden State’s sixth straight victory.
Will the 49ers’ history of second-half surges and post-bye dominance lead to the No. 1 seed?
Since 2022 the San Francisco 49ers have become second‑half monsters, posting a 23‑8 record in November and December games (9‑0 in 2022, 7‑2 in 2023, 2‑7 in 2024, 7‑2 in 2025). Their post‑bye performances are equally impressive, with wins over the Chargers (2022), Jaguars (2023), and Titans (2025), highlighted by key plays from Brock Purdy, George Kittle and Talanoa Hufanga. Despite a disappointing 2024 stretch, the 2025 schedule positions the Niners for a strong playoff run and a realistic shot at the No. 1 seed, provided star receiver Mike Evans stays healthy and the defense continues to pressure opponents. The article argues that Shanahan’s team can overcome a few slip‑ups and clinch the top seed.
Brandon Williams credits De’Anthony Melton for Warriors decision
Golden State Warriors guard Brandon Williams revealed that having former high school teammate De'Anthony Melton on the roster played an important role in his decision to join the franchise during free agency. The post Brandon Williams credits De’Anthony Melton for Warriors decision appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
49ers’ Brandon Aiyuk faces new hurdle as NFL delays his reinstatement
Brandon Aiyuk's return faces another delay as the NFL reviews his reinstatement request.
NFL Star Wide Receiver Owes Team $13 Million As Ugly Contract Dispute Takes New Turn
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk faces a $13 million bonus dispute that could stall his exit from the team. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the 49ers claim the money is owed, and Aiyuk and agent Drew Rosenhaus are set to meet with the franchise on Friday, Nov. 6, to negotiate a possible release, trade, or settlement. The dispute arises after Aiyuk, once a key 2023 target with 75 catches for 1,342 yards, missed the 2024 season due to a serious knee injury and is now under contract through 2028. No court order exists yet, but unresolved talks could push the case to arbitration, affecting his availability to other teams.
Draymond Green explains Warriors’ approach to Kristaps Porzingis
The Golden State Warriors are moving forward without Kristaps Porzingis as uncertainty continues surrounding the center's absence due to an undisclosed illness. The post Draymond Green explains Warriors’ approach to Kristaps Porzingis appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
Warriors Players Caught On Camera Bursting Into Laughter After Seeing What Gay National Anthem Singer Did On The Court [VIDEO]
What he did during the Anthem could not be ignored.
Warriors’ Draymond Green claps back at ‘big dummy’ Kendrick Perkins after ‘liability’ criticism
After being ejected against the Phoenix Suns, Warriors veteran Draymond Green fires back at ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins, who labeled him a "liability" and questioned his on‑court value. Green retorts on X, mocking Perkins as a "big dummy" and claiming he still thinks critically despite his physical decline. The spat follows a controversial incident with Suns forward Dillon Brooks, and comes as the Warriors continue a winning streak—defeating the Suns 116‑113 and the Heat 120‑100 this week.
49ers Threat Report: 3 Raiders Who Could Disrupt San Francisco in Week 9
The 49ers face three major threats against the Raiders in Week 9: Kirk Cousins, Brock Bowers and Maxx Crosby. Here's how San Francisco can contain them.
How wild Jonathan Taylor trade speculation could actually make sense for 49ers
There is speculation that the 49ers might have interest in Colts running back Jonathan Taylor. It's unlikely, but there's a way in which it could work.
Warriors' revamped bench is changing games and protecting its stars
The Golden State Warriors’ revamped bench is changing games in different ways while easing the burden on Stephen Curry and Draymond Green.
2026 Atlanta Braves Player Review: Dominic Smith
Dominic Smith entered the 2026 Braves on a modest split contract after a solid 2025 with the Giants, but his season proved uneven. He appeared in 108 games, posting a .253/.311/.383 slash line, .304 wOBA and 9 homers, yet his fWAR slipped to -0.5. After limited use in September, Smith was thrust into the NL Wild Card Series, starting Game 3 and delivering key hits that helped Atlanta advance. While his early‑season promise faded and contact quality waned, his clutch postseason performance gave him a brief spotlight in an otherwise underwhelming year.
Warriors Notes: Green, Porzingis, Thompson, Williams, Curry
The Warriors are pushing past Kristaps Porzingis' undisclosed illness and related payment hold, with Draymond Green stressing a "next man up" mindset after the team clinched its sixth straight win on Thursday. Green notes that no one is bashing Porzingis and that players like Charles Bassey and rookie Graham Ike are getting more minutes. Klay Thompson, returning from the Heat, says the squad’s system under Steve Kerr keeps them in playoff contention, citing Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler and Moses Moody. Meanwhile, Brandon Williams cites former high‑school teammate De’Anthony Melton as a key factor in signing with Golden State, and Elise Devlin explores Curry’s new comfort at the free‑throw line.
When will Warriors trade Kristaps Porzingis? Are Domantas Sabonis, Kyrie Irving next? Latest NBA trade intel
The Warriors are poised to move Kristaps Porzingis, who has missed training camp due to health issues and is contemplating retirement despite a two‑year, $40 million extension. With a $20 million trade exemption, Golden State expects to trade him within the next 30‑40 days, likely by mid‑December when many new contracts become trade‑eligible. Meanwhile, Domantas Sabonis, a top rebounder under contract through 2027‑28, is a prime target for teams like the Sacramento Kings, and Kyrie Irving’s future in Dallas remains uncertain as the Mavericks consider selling the 34‑year‑old guard post‑ACL recovery. The article outlines how the Warriors’ patient front office may leverage these moves before the Feb. 11 deadline.
Kenny Beecham calls Warriors broadcast ‘the worst in the whole league’ after it defends Draymond Green
Kenny Beecham slams the Golden State Warriors’ NBC Sports broadcast as “the worst in the whole league” after the duo of Bob Fitzgerald and Kelenna Azubuike defended Draymond Green’s technical‑foul ejection against the Phoenix Suns. Beecham, featured on the Numbers On The Board podcast, criticizes the booth’s blatant homerism and condescending tone, echoing previous complaints from fans and analysts like Zach Lowe. The Warriors’ commentary has now finished last in Awful Announcing’s local NBA announcer rankings for a third straight year, barely 10% into the 2026‑27 season.
Luka Doncic is on pace to steal this iconic NBA record from Steph Curry
No one has ever made more 3-pointers in a season than Steph Curry ... yet.
The Warriors are fighting but Draymond Green may be fully washed
It may be time for the Warriors to accept that Draymond Green is no longer a quality starter.
Warriors’ Stephen Curry cheeses hard for fan photo with Klay Thompson during Heat game
During the Warriors' 120-100 win over the Miami Heat on Nov. 6, 2026, Stephen Curry flashes a goofy grin and thumbs‑up for a fan trying to snap a photo with former Splash Brother Klay Thompson. The brief, light‑hearted pose—Curry beaming while Thompson stays focused—highlights their 13‑year partnership and four championships, even as Thompson now suits up for Miami. Curry pours in 29 points as Golden State extends its streak to six games, and the moment sparks social‑media buzz alongside Jimmy Butler’s playful post.
NHL Rumors: Chicago Blackhawks, Nashville Predators, and the San Jose Sharks
Losing patience in Chicago. Simon Edvinsson skating in Nashville, and the San Jose Sharks make a lot of sense. Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky safe.
NHL Rumors: Chicago Blackhawks, Nashville Predators, and the San Jose Sharks
Losing patience in Chicago. Simon Edvinsson skating in Nashville, and the San Jose Sharks make a lot of sense. Sharks coach Ryan Warsofsky safe.
3 key numbers from the Miami Heat’s 20-point loss to Warriors
The Miami Heat drop to 3-6 after a 120-100 defeat by the Golden State Warriors on Nov. 6, 2026. Stephen Curry leads a surge, outscoring the Heat by 20 points in the second half as the Warriors notch their sixth straight win. The article highlights three pivotal statistics from the loss, shedding light on why the Heat struggled on the road.
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