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For 49ers’ Jimmy Garoppolo, different results in a different state
For 49ers’ Jimmy Garoppolo, different results in a different state
By Eric Branch
Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo rebounded from a five-interception performance in Wednesday’s practice with a far better showing in the first of two joint sessions with the Broncos. -
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49ers’ practice report: Garoppolo rebounds from 5-INT disaster
Bay Area sports calendar, Aug. 17-18
Valeri “Vako” Qazaishvili (center) has seven goals in the last 10 games for the Earthquakes, who play at Sporting Kansas City at 5:30 p.m. Saturday on NBCSCA and 1050.
Giants get six homers — three from Mike Yastrzemski — in crazy 11-inning victory
The San Francisco Giants hit six homers, three by Mike Yastrzemski, and needed all of them for an 11th-inning victory against the Diamondbacks, who also hit six home runs.
Raiders’ receiver Antonio Brown nears return to practice
Receiver Antonio Brown participated in warmups before the Oakland Raiders’ preseason win over the Cardinals on Thursday and could return to practice this weekend as he recovers from frostbite on his feet.
Raiders’ Josh Jacobs hits ground running in preseason debut
Kept under wraps for much of training camp, rookie running back Josh Jacobs started the Oakland Raiders’ first drive at Arizona with three consecutive carries for 20 yards.
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Chris Bassitt has become solid member of A’s rotation
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Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer gets New York’s OK to run horses
The New York Racing Association had originally ruled that Jerry Hollendorfer could run his horses at its tracks, but six days later, the NYRA said it would deny the race entry of his horses while not ...
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The Bay Area’s hottest pro team this summer has been the Earthquakes, a former laughingstock that needed mere weeks to morph into one of the strongest clubs in Major League Soccer.
Giants to hand ball Saturday to Great Young Hope —...
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49ers WR Kendrick Bourne keeps boogying, even while on the bubble
Kendrick Bourne, the 49ers’ ever-energetic wide receiver, is the team’s self-described ‘hype man.’ This summer, Bourne is continuing to dance even while he’s fighting to keep his job.
Stanford alum Maverick McNealy nails down spot on PGA Tour
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In a statement, the university said metal detectors were going to be used to screen fans attending football games — and that once inside those fans would then have access to a number of beer and wine ...
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A’s face tough task against Astros’ Justin Verlander on...
Houston brings a three-game losing streak into tonight’s matchup with the A’s at the Coliseum, but the Astros also bring a starting pitcher who’s riding a personal five-game winning streak and who ...
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The 10 biggest questions as the kickoff to Bay Area high...
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Stoking up the ground game again is Stanford’s main objective
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Bay Area sports calendar, Aug. 17-18
Valeri “Vako” Qazaishvili (center) has seven goals in the last 10 games for the Earthquakes, who play at Sporting Kansas City at 5:30 p.m. Saturday on NBCSCA and 1050.
Giants get six homers — three from Mike Yastrzemski — in crazy 11-inning victory
The San Francisco Giants hit six homers, three by Mike Yastrzemski, and needed all of them for an 11th-inning victory against the Diamondbacks, who also hit six home runs.
Raiders’ receiver Antonio Brown nears return to practice
Receiver Antonio Brown participated in warmups before the Oakland Raiders’ preseason win over the Cardinals on Thursday and could return to practice this weekend as he recovers from frostbite on his feet.
Raiders’ Josh Jacobs hits ground running in preseason debut
Kept under wraps for much of training camp, rookie running back Josh Jacobs started the Oakland Raiders’ first drive at Arizona with three consecutive carries for 20 yards.
DeMarcus Cousins’ latest injury: How much can one man take?
In the wake of three serious injuries to his left leg, former Warriors center DeMarcus Cousins has to wonder if it’s worth undergoing another lengthy rehabilitation.
Chris Bassitt has become solid member of A’s rotation
Chris Bassitt held the White Sox, his former team, to four hits in seven innings in a 2-0 win in Chicago on Sunday. In his past three starts, Bassitt (8-5) has given up two runs over 19 innings, lowering ...
Trainer Jerry Hollendorfer gets New York’s OK to run horses
The New York Racing Association had originally ruled that Jerry Hollendorfer could run his horses at its tracks, but six days later, the NYRA said it would deny the race entry of his horses while not ...
Q&A;: Earthquakes GM Jesse Fioranelli reflects on San Jose’s rapid rise
The Bay Area’s hottest pro team this summer has been the Earthquakes, a former laughingstock that needed mere weeks to morph into one of the strongest clubs in Major League Soccer.
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A letter to Chronicle subscribers encouraged response. What do you think should be done? What will the game look like in 20 years?
