While the San Francisco Giants progress toward the MLB trade deadline, one of their needs is definitely not starting rotation help.

There are lofty expectations for the San Francisco 49ers, who have the highest over/under in the NFC West (10.5 wins) in 2025. The San Francisco 49ers are +2200 to emerge victorious in the Super Bowl as of June 11.

The San Francisco 49ers caught the injury bug this past season, so they will be hoping the same does not happen in 2025.

One San Francisco 49ers insider believes the team’s first game against the Los Angeles Rams in 2025 could also feature the season debut of top receiver Brandon Aiyuk.

The San Francisco Giants selected the contract of C Logan Porter from the minors. The San Francisco Giants designated C Sam Huff for assignment. The San Francisco Giants designated INF LaMonte ...

In the 2023 season, Huff racked up 10 sacks, 21 quarterback hits, and 29 total tackles. He has had some troubles with injuries as of late, so he and the Niners will be hoping that he can stay on the field and make his impact felt.

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“I love women’s sports!” said Lurie, to an audience of Thoe, Yergovich, Brady Stewart, the CEO of Bay FC, and Kimberly Veale, who does marketing and communications for the Golden State Valkyries, which began its first season at the Chase Center last month. Lurie commemorated the opening by flying a Valkyries flag at City Hall.

A women's sports bar is coming to San Francisco. Rikki's on Market Street will officially open its doors on Wednesday. The restaurant and bar owners said they decided to open the first-of-its-kind bar in San Francisco out of frustration. They said they couldn't find any bars that would play professional women's soccer or basketball games.

Hover over each bar to see location and anticipated opening. Reproduced from Untapped; Map: Axios Visuals Bars dedicated to women's sports are having a moment — including in San Francisco. Why it matters: With viewership and attendance for women's sports soaring — including with the debut of the city's first WNBA team — fans are building new hubs that are about more than simply watching games.