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Expensive 49ers worth every penny today
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Alex Smith, Anquan Boldin, Bill Simmons, Frank Gore, Gary Radnich, Glen Coffee, Jed York, Josh Morgan, Justin Smith, Kurt Warner, Lane Kiffin, Manny Lawson, Michael Crabtree, Mike Nolan, Mike Singletary, Nate Clements, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, Serena Williams, Shaun Hill, Takeo Spikes, Vernon Davis, Willie Brown on 09 13th, 2009 | No Comments
Expensive 49ers worth every penny today...
I have to say, I’m exhausted. This statement might be colored (literally) by the fact that this weekend marked the first time I’ve watched college or pro football on a modern TV in my own apartment, but this was the best sports-on-television weekend I can ever remember. Michigan/Notre Dame....
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Michael Crabtree’s playing with our emotions
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Aaron Rowand, Bengie Molina, Jed York, Jerry Rice, Jon Miller, Michael Crabtree, Monta Ellis, Nate Schierholtz, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants on 08 12th, 2009 | 1 Comment
Michael Crabtree’s playing with ou...
We Bay Area fans are an optimistic lot, we really are. Sure, there’s a good deal of whining that goes on, but you’d hear that in any large media market forced to deal with the volume of mediocrity we’ve been saddled with over the past 15 years. But when Michael Crabtree — only...
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Our server = Bob Howry
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Barack Obama, Billy Beane, Bob Howry, Golden State Warriors, Jed York, Los Angeles Lakers, NBA Finals, Oakland A's, Omar Samhan, Patrick Mills, Randy Bennett, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, St. Mary's on 06 3rd, 2009 | No Comments
Our server = Bob Howry...
For all of you who’ve been wondering why your favorite Bay Area sports blog has been running a little slow lately (or not at all), we’ve been having a little server troubles. Since our current server’s been working about as quickly as Bob Howry in the eighth inning with the bases loaded,...
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NBA Tuesday: Warriors ownership needs Cialis
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Al Davis, Anthony Randolph, Billy Beane, Chris Mullin, Don Nelson, Golden State Warriors, Jed York, Larry Riley, NBA, NBA Tuesday, Oakland A's, Oakland Raiders, Robert Rowell, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, Tony Randolph on 05 12th, 2009 | 2 Comments
NBA Tuesday: Warriors ownership needs Ci...
No offense to Larry Riley, who seems like a nice enough guy, but all today’s press conference announcing Riley as the new Warriors’ GM did was announce to the world how ineffectual, how impotent this team is from the top. Say what you will about the leaders of our fine Bay Area professional...
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49ers should go after Jay Cutler
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in 49ers, Jay Cutler, Jed York, Kurt Warner, Manny Ramirez, Manny being Manny, Mike Singletary, NFL, SF 49ers, SF Giants, Scot McCloughan, Shaun Hill on 03 1st, 2009 | 2 Comments
49ers should go after Jay Cutler...
The 49ers are currently in the same spot with Kurt Warner that the Giants are with Manny Ramirez. If the Cardinals really upset Warner by low-balling him or making fun of his beard, the Niners might be able to swoop in and steal the 38-year-old away from their strongest divisional foe. Also like the...
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49ers going back to the old uniforms…we think
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in 49ers, Jed York, Joe Montana, Mike Singletary, NFL, Vernon Davis on 02 18th, 2009 | 3 Comments
49ers going back to the old uniformsR...
While many will grab onto the news that the 49ers will under no circumstances (besides full-scale amnesia spreading throughout the entire Bay Area) sign Michael Vick once the NFL reinstates him, we already knew that. C’mon, a team in San Francisco letting a convicted dogfighter play the same position...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in David Price, Jed York, KNBR, Mike Nolan, Mike Singletary, NBA, SF 49ers, Scot McCloughan, Tampa Bay Rays, Tim Lincecum, Warriors on 10 21st, 2008 | 2 Comments
At least the Rays have a “champion...
I’d be remiss in not at least giving a mention and a hearty good luck to the best team in the Bay Area. Sure, the Rays don’t play in the San Francisco Bay Area, but these days we can hardly be so discerning. The 2008 Red Sox were a surprisingly likable team, and it’s tough to hate...
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