Halftime w/ Jason and Nate - March 11, 2016
Jason and Nate recap NFL free agency and give some thoughts on the media showdown between Bryce Harper and Goose Gossage. Also, a look ahead to the Kings/Magic matchup tonight at Sleep Train Arena.
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Jason and Nate recap NFL free agency and give some thoughts on the media showdown between Bryce Harper and Goose Gossage. Also, a look ahead to the Kings/Magic matchup tonight at Sleep Train Arena.
The Marlins look to get even more production out of the young first baseman.
Jason and Nate look back on a Kings loss and discuss the one game suspension of DeMarcus Cousins for conduct detrimental to the team, stemming from a sideline altercation with the coaching staff. Also, the Sharks are asking fans to vote for their next goal song - Jason and Nate did their part to make sure that one particularly catchy song gets the votes.
The Mets have World Series aspirations and are hoping the young OF can put them over the top.
Jason and Nate keep you up-to-date on all the latest in NFL free agency, including moves by the Raiders and 49ers; plus, a look ahead to the Kings' night against the Cavs and an interview with Sacramento State Men's Basketball Coach Brian Katz.
The Cuban import looks to make an impact on a rebuilding Braves roster.
Jason and Nate open up the NFL Free Agency negotiating period by breaking down the Raiders' big move with Scott Bair of CSNCalifornia.com and recap another disappointing loss to the Kings.
The Nationals are hoping for big things out of their top prospect to try and replace Jordan Zimmerman.
San Francisco veteran right-hander Jake Peavy pitched much better in his second start, but the Texas Rangers rallied for a 6-5 victory Monday.
Jason and Nate recap a busy weekend in sports, including the retirement of Peyton Manning, the Warriors losing to the Lakers, and UFC 196.
Stephen Vogt hit a pair of home runs and drove in four and the Oakland Athletics beat a Kansas City Royals split squad 6-4 on Monday.
Maikel Franco looks to be one of the few bright spots on a rebuilding Phillies team.
Jason and Nate review a Kings win; plus, what can the NBA do to slow down Steph Curry and the Warriors? Also, some uniform aesthetic talk and some MLB conspiracy theories.
Jake Peavy allowed six runs and nine hits, including a two-run homer to Chris Carter, over 1 2/3 innings in the San Francisco Giants' 8-7 loss to a Milwaukee Brewers split squad on Thursday.
Card experts in Southern California say they have verified the legitimacy - and seven-figure total value - of seven identical Ty Cobb cards from the printing period of 1909 to 1911.
Baseball exhibition games (finally) begin today, and for San Francisco Giants fans, there's only one way to celebrate the new season: watching last year's best and brightest moments.
Now healthy and ready to roll for Spring Training in '16, the 24-year-old Stroman appears poised to become one of baseball's next true aces.
Washington Nationals manager Dusty Baker was a big dipper for a long time. He's cut back over the years, but still might pop in a pinch when games get tight.
Jason and Nate look ahead to Monday night's Kings/Thunder matchup in Sacramento; plus, what can be done to stop Steph Curry after his ridiculous, game-winning outburst on Saturday night? Also, the latest on Colin Kaepernick and some news from around the NFL.
San Francisco Giants outfielder Gregor Blanco is looking for any way to contribute this season as he transitions from being a starter to becoming a reserve.
Jose Reyes is watching his former New York Mets reach the heights he was destined for as he's embroiled in a domestic violence case.
Jason and Nate look back at a Kings loss to the Spurs; plus, a call for rule changes in college basketball and an hour with the High Flyer, Henry Turner.
General manager Bobby Evans made the announcement Thursday, when Cain had the cyst removed from his throwing arm by team orthopedist Dr. Ken Akizuki in San Francisco.
To be sure to watch the best games full of fan-favorite players, here are the five top games Giants fans should be looking forward to this Spring.
Tony Phillips, an infielder and outfielder who made the final defensive play in the Oakland Athletics' sweep of the Giants during the earthquake-interrupted 1989 World Series, has died. He was 56.
