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Sacramento soccer fans and players are pumped up after Mayor Kevin Johnson announced he's heading to New York City to make a case for a professional team in the capital city.
The Kings view Gay as a second cornerstone to their franchise alongside center DeMarcus Cousins, who is in the first year of a four-year, $62 million contract extension he signed last summer.
With Kansas City's impressive win against the Seahawks on Sunday and Denver's shocking loss to the Rams, the Chiefs (7-3) are tied for first in the AFC West. After an 0-2 start, they'll look for their sixth straight win and eighth in their last nine games.
Sacramento and two other cities will be making their case for a Major League Soccer expansion team come Thursday.
If not for the play of their rookies, who knows where the 49ers would be this season. Chances are they would be farther back in the playoff hunt, if still even in striking distance.
The 0-10 Oakland Raiders have six games remaining, and if they want to avoid the wrong kind of historic effort, the Silver & Black need to win at least one of those games. But it's not looking like that is going to happen, all things considered. Somewhere, the ghost of Al Davis is cringing and shaking his fist at the mess his once-proud team has become.
