We hear Tim Hardaway’s available
In news that should surprise about as many people as the Warriors won games last season, Chris Mullin is out as the team’s top executive. Golden State will not renew Mullin’s contract when it expires in June and he will be replaced by Larry Riley, who was promoted to general manager. In Mullin’s five seasons at the helm, there were good times (the Dubs’ shocking first-round playoff win over Dallas in 2007 headlines the list) and bad (pretty much the entire 2008-09 season). Given the do-no-wrong capital Mullin accrued during his 13 years as a player in Oakland, the expected decision was met with mixed emotions by Warriors fans. Mullin couldn’t be reached for comment, but TK bets he probably feels some relief.
Golden State can only hope Mullin doesn’t land a job in Toronto and turn his new team into a contender like former A’s utility man Marco Scutaro did. SF Gate
Yes we can! The Giants, A’s, Warriors, and Sharks all got their politics on and donated money to the Prop. 1A campaign. SF Gate
There were a couple of thrilling NHL playoff games last night. The Sharks weren’t involved in either of them. Fear the Fin
Madden was the 615th most popular male name in 2008, up almost 200 spots from last year. JaMarcus is down 50 spots to 793. In case you were wondering, neither Kentwan nor Nnamdi cracked the top 1000. In 2030, will there be a bunch of little Collinsworths running around? CNBC
Things aren’t looking good for the FC Gold Pride. When $15 is the cheapest general admission ticket even after the team decided to slash prices, is it any wonder? SF Weekly
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By Scott on Monday, May 11th, 2009 at 11:59 pm.
Tags: Golden State Warriors, Oakland A's, Oakland Raiders, San Francisco 49ers, San Francisco Giants, San Jose Sharks