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© Mike Dinovo-USA TODAY Sports / Twitter You might have missed it right before the long weekend started, but Friday afternoon Aubrey Huff took a shot a NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace on Twitter. “Wanted to wish Bubba good luck on his next 32nd place finish,” he wrote. “But unfortunately he blocked me. Can #AubreysArmy please make…
And on Friday the saga continued. Cueto posted another video Friday and named it “Cueto vs. Núñez: The Rematch.”
The 49ers came one quarter away from winning the big one last year, but will bring a roster absolutely stacked with talent into the 2020 season to try and finish the job.
Outside Lands, San Francisco’s premiere music festival, has officially announced that it will cancel the show schedule for 2020.
Tuesday afternoon NASCAR released a statement that the FBI has concluded their investigation into an apparent noose found in Bubba Wallace’s garage, saying the driver was not the victim of a hate crime.
Draymond Green joined First Take on Tuesday morning, apparently mid-Pelaton workout I might add, and had some very nice things to say about one LeBron James.
Dozens of NASCAR drivers and pit crew members pushed Bubba Wallace’s to the front of the grid before Monday’s race in Talladega to show support for the driver after a noose was found in his garage on Sunday.
We’re still a ways away from the July 28 start date of 49ers training camp, but that didn’t stop some high profile players from meeting up in Nashville to get some work in.
The coronavirus pandemic has the large majority of us stuck at home. All that free time can turn into some big-time daydreaming, and Yankees slugger Aaron Judge was not immune.
Construction at SoFi stadium, the future home to both the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers, was halted on Friday morning after a worker fell to their death.
