Thursday, October 18, 2012

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

49ers' New Santa Clara Stadium A Finalist For Super Bowls 50 and 51


With the blueprints for the San Francisco 49ers' new stadium in Santa Clara came the promise of a Super Bowl at the location in the near future.

Sure enough, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced on Tuesday that San Francisco was a finalist for Super Bowl 50 in 2016.

Golden State Warriors Unveil New San Francisco Arena Images


The Golden State Warriors gave the public the first detailed glimpse at what the proposed new arena in San Francisco will look like.

Candlestick Park Stabbing: Police Arrest Involved 49ers Fans



If the fans of Candlestick Park did not have a bad reputation already, they do now.

Police have arrested the two men involved in a stabbing outside Candlestick Park before the 49ers vs. Giants game on Sunday.

Friday, October 12, 2012

NLCS: Giants announce Bumgarner, Vogelsong Starters in Games 1 and 2


 It was not long after the St. Louis Cardinals came from well behind the Washington Nationals to win Game 5 of the NLDS that Bruce Bochy and the San Francisco Giants announced their first two starters of the NLCS.
            The Giants were presumably docked in Cincinnati waiting to know where they would be playing in the NLCS.
            They found out they would be heading home to start the series on Sunday.

Thursday, October 11, 2012

49ers’ Brandon Jacobs Frustrated in San Francisco?


Now would be the time for Brandon Jacobs to inquire about his playing time.
            He is set to go up against his former team -- a team he won the Super Bowl with last season, and the same team he was released by in the offseason.
            However, Jacobs has not touched the field in the 2012 regular season with the 49ers.
            If you ask head coach Jim Harbaugh, he would say that Jacobs has battled some injuries and the team wants him to be 100%.
            But anyone with a logical bone in their body knows that Jacobs is ready to go and could have played in any of the last three weeks’ games if he had to.

San Francisco Giants: Taking A Look at the Starting Rotation in NLCS


The San Francisco Giants became the first team in MLB history to claim victory in a five-game series by winning three straight games on the road, and now the waiting begins.
            If the Nationals take down the Cardinals at home in Game 5 Friday night, then the Giants will travel to Washington D.C. to play the first two games of the series.
            If St. Louis takes down the Nationals, then the Giants start at AT&T Park in front of a home crowd ready to welcome home a team they never saw win in the 2012 NLDS.