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Curry grimaced in pain and headed straight to the locker room during Sunday's open practice at Chase Center; the team classified his injury as a sprained right ankle.
Marci Thurmond and Willie Brown joined a ribbon-cutting at the $100,000 renovated Panhandle courts honoring the Warriors legend.
Oracle Park hosts the Party Animals vs. Indianapolis Clowns next July, with selected lottery entrants getting a chance to buy available tickets.
Berkeley’s ‘Vamos Osos’ brings Spanish play-by-play to every home game, with calls like “Touchdown! Osos Dorados!”
About 60 residents attended a Mountain View meeting to learn about proposed court layouts, with several preferring the bigger 12-court design.
SF Tsunami says six or seven swimmers now cram into lanes built for four, while the Merionettes fled to Burlingame.
The NFL office itself ordered the ejection, and it was Greenlaw's third career toss from a game.
The 68-year-old has handed out nearly 20,000 bracelets at Chase Center, finding purpose after nine failed surgeries and a leg amputation.
Fred Warner had to pull Greenlaw away from Payton after the final whistle. The linebacker called it “the disrespect.”
Barrel racers and bronc riders took over the Cow Palace Saturday, with $3,000 on the line for each women's event.
Natalie Nakase hit the floor during a timeout, then popped back up to call the winning play against Dallas.
A free street festival outside SAP Center kicks off hours before the Sharks host Florida, with a mechanical shark ride and lowrider showcase.
Four Unrivaled teams will tip off in San Francisco on Jan. 11, 2027, while a second doubleheader plays out simultaneously in Detroit.
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