JANIE MCCAULEY

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OF Cody Ross agrees to sign with Red Sox

Cody Ross agreed to sign with the Boston Red Sox, giving them an experienced hitter with postseason success on his resume to help replace J.D. Drew in right field.

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AP Source: A's close to deal with Jonny Gomes

A person with knowledge of the negotiations says the Oakland Athletics and Jonny Gomes are working to finalize a deal that would provide the team with outfield depth.

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Giants top 49ers 20-17 in OT to reach Super Bowl

In a season of fabulous finishes, Eli Manning and the Giants had another one in them.

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Jim, John Harbaugh a win away from Super Bowl

When addressing his 49ers this week, Jim Harbaugh can point to the monumental miss in his 15-year NFL career: He came a last-gasp pass short of making the Super Bowl. He still has an out-of-whack right pinkie and noticeable hitch in his step to show for his time in the league.

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Team: Giants reach deal with Tim Lincecum

Two-time NL Cy Young Award winner Tim Lincecum and the San Francisco Giants have reached a verbal agreement on a two-year contract worth about $40 million.

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49ers D sets the tone in 36-32 win over Saints

With New Orleans poised to score on its opening possession, Donte Whitner delivered a crushing blow that knocked out running back Pierre Thomas and forced the first of five Saints turnovers.

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Saint Mary's beats No. 21 Gonzaga 83-62 in WCC

Mark Few has seen so many fans storm the court after upsets of Gonzaga that he figures his team must lead the nation in such celebrations. Usually, it's not after a blowout like the one his Bulldogs endured against top rival Saint Mary's.

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Saint Mary's beats No. 21 Gonzaga 83-62 in WCC

Saint Mary's took Gonzaga right out of its game, on both ends of the court. In the paint and on the perimeter, the Gaels made all the timely stops down the stretch.

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Stingy 49ers hold down Drew Brees, Saints 36-32

What a way to celebrate the 30-year anniversary of "The Catch."

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Giants give All-Star pitcher Vogelsong 2-year deal

Ryan Vogelsong and the San Francisco Giants agreed Wednesday to a two-year contract worth approximately $8.3 million after he became one of the team's most reliable starters and an unlikely All-Star last season.

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Oakland Raiders fire first-year coach Hue Jackson

Reggie McKenzie made clear on his first day as Raiders general manager that there's a new regime in Oakland.

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No. 4 Stanford women survive, beat Oregon St 67-60

Scott Rueck witnessed quite a transformation in his young team from one Bay Area game to the next.

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No. 4 Stanford women survive, beat Oregon St 67-60

Nnemkadi Ogwumike had 33 points and 16 rebounds to go over both 2,000 points and 1,000 boards for her career, and No. 4 Stanford rallied from a rare halftime deficit to beat Oregon State 67-60 on Saturday and preserve a 71-game home winning streak.

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Raiders to hire Packers' McKenzie as GM

The Oakland Raiders have landed their new personnel man, who faces the daunting task of helping fill the void left by late owner Al Davis.

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AP Source: CF Coco Crisp agrees to deal with A's

Free agent center fielder Coco Crisp agreed to a two-year contract to return to the Athletics, filling one key void in the Oakland outfield heading into the 2012 season.

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49ers plan to bring back QB Alex Smith for 2012

Coach Jim Harbaugh has told 49ers quarterback Alex Smith the team plans to re-sign him beyond this season.

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A's trade closer Bailey, OF Sweeney to Red Sox

For Andrew Bailey, coming in from the bullpen at Fenway Park is a special feeling.

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Stanford believes it's primed to stay on top

David Shaw gets the same question in a variety of forms: Can Stanford remain a top-tier team once projected No. 1 pick Andrew Luck is long gone for the NFL?

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49ers release wideout Braylon Edwards

Struggling wide receiver Braylon Edwards was released by the San Francisco 49ers following surgery on his right knee earlier this season that limited him.

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Chris Paul, Clips beat Warriors 105-86 in opener

Prize acquisition Chris Paul had 20 points and nine assists in his much-anticipated Clippers debut, Blake Griffin added 22 points and seven rebounds and Los Angeles beat the Golden State Warriors 105-86 on Sunday night to spoil Mark Jackson's opener as a first-time coach.

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No. 4 Stanford women roll past Bakersfield 90-48

Earlier this month, Greg McCall recruited a senior volleyball athlete to give him seven players for practice at Cal State Bakersfield. Tika Smith hadn't played formal basketball since high school.

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Done deal: Nationals get LHP Gonzalez from A's

Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo has kept his eye on Gio Gonzalez for the last decade or so. Now, the left-hander is a member of Rizzo's starting rotation.

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No. 4 Stanford women roll past Bakersfield 90-48

Joslyn Tinkle had career highs of 20 points and 11 rebounds to go with three blocks and two steals, and No. 4 Stanford routed Cal State Bakersfield 90-48 on Thursday.

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No. 4 Stanford women top sixth-ranked Tennessee

Nnemkadi Ogwumike scored a career-high 42 points and dazzled in what might have been the most meaningful home game of her senior season, and No. 4 Stanford beat sixth-ranked Tennessee 97-80 on Tuesday night in one of women's basketballs best rivalries.

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No. 4 Stanford women beat Princeton 85-66

Niveen Rasheed and Lauren Polansky returned home to the Bay Area for the first time with Princeton in hopes of pulling off an upset at Maples Pavilion that no Stanford opponent has accomplished in nearly five years.

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