Michael Wagaman
Freelance Reporter at Associated Press
Senior Writer at Sports Illustrated
Freelance sports reporter in the Bay. Currently filling in at NBC Sports Bay Area covering the Warriors. Also write for AP and S&B Illustrated.
Articles
Timberwolves understand they can't relax despite 2-1 Western Conference semifinal lead over Warriors
3 days ago |
nbcsportsbayarea.com | Michael Wagaman
SAN FRANCISCO – Holding a 2-1 series lead in the Western Conference semifinals with a chance to build a commanding advantage on Monday, the Minnesota Timberwolves have no intention of letting off the gas pedal. Saturday’s 102-97 win over the Warriors at Chase Center put the Wolves in the driver’s seat and came on the heels of their 24-point victory in Game 2 on Thursday night. Golden State played without superstar and two-time NBA MVP Stephen Curry in both games.
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1 week ago |
mlb.com | Michael Wagaman
SAN FRANCISCO -- After absorbing another loss in a season overflowing with L’s, the Rockies are heading back to Colorado and a welcome day off. Sunday’s 9-3 loss to the Giants at Oracle Park capped a streak of 11 consecutive games without a break for manager Bud Black’s ballclub. The Rockies have had just four off-days over a 27-day stretch -- two of which were due to weather -- compiling a 4-21 record (including two doubleheaders) over that span.
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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Michael Wagaman
Share SAN FRANCISCO -- Other than the two walks he issued leading off the pivotal sixth inning against the Giants on Saturday, Rockies pitcher Bradley Blalock did just about everything that manager Bud Black had hoped for.
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1 week ago |
mlb.com | Michael Wagaman
SAN FRANCISCO -- Other than the two walks he issued leading off the pivotal sixth inning against the Giants on Saturday, Rockies pitcher Bradley Blalock did just about everything that manager Bud Black had hoped for.
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1 week ago |
mlb.com | Michael Wagaman
SAN FRANCISCO -- During a season in which his team has faced all sorts of issues with the offense and the pitching rotation, Rockies manager Bud Black can take some solace in how well the bullpen has performed. A 4-0 loss to the Giants on Friday night at Oracle Park was a perfect example. After starter Antonio Senzatela yielded four runs and seven hits in five innings, three relievers -- Jimmy Herget, Tyler Kinley and Juan Mejia -- each threw a scoreless inning, retiring the final nine batters.
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The wave at Oracle. Just when you think the day is gonna be a good one.
Rockies pitcher German Marquez is on the hook for the L at Oracle and would be 0-6 with 9.90 ERA
Adames with another solo blast off Mqrquez. 2-for-2, 2 HRs for the Gigantes SS