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NBC SPORTS CALIFORNIA ANNOUNCES ITS SAN JOSE SHARKS 2020-21 NHL REGULAR SEASON COVERAGE DETAILS

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NBC Sports California to Carry 53 Regular Season Sharks Games beginning with the 2020-21 SEASON OPENER against the Arizona Coyotes on THURSDAY, JANUARY 14

 

Opening Night Content Offerings to also include Massive Digital Coverage on NBCSportsCalifornia.com, the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app and on all Social Media Platforms

 

Extensive, Surrounding Game Night Coverage on “Sharks Pre/Postgame Live” Featuring Studio Host BRODIE BRAZIL & Expert Analyst CURTIS BROWN

 

LIVE STREAMING of EVERY Sharks Telecast on NBC Sports California – including Surrounding Pre/Postgame Programming –

to be Made Available to Authenticated Subscribers on NBCSportsCalifornia.com and the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app

 

NBCSportsCalifornia.com/”MyTeams” app to Feature Season-Long In-Depth Reporting & Analysis from the Network’s Team of Sharks Experts

 

San Jose, Calif. and San Francisco, Calif. (January 11, 2021) – NBC Sports California today announced its San Jose Sharks 2020-21 NHL regular season coverage details featuring live coverage of 53 games (26 home, 27 road), live streaming of EVERY GAME and surrounding Sharks Pre/Postgame Live coverage to authenticated subscribers via NBCSportsCalifornia.com and the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app, along with season-long, fan-focused digital Sharks content offerings. (NOTE: Fans located anywhere in the U.S. can download MyTeams for free on iOS and Android devices in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.)

NBC Sports California begins its 2020-21 NHL regular season Sharks coverage with the SEASON OPENER on Thursday, January 14, as the Sharks travel to face the realigned West Division rival Arizona Coyotes live from Gila River Arena in Glendale, Ariz.  Opening Night coverage begins at 5:30 pm PT with Sharks Pregame Live featuring host/13-time regional Emmy Award winner Brodie Brazil (@BrodieNBCS) with expert analysis via former Sharks center/13-year NHL veteran Curtis Brown (@DocBrown37).  In addition, former Sharks defenseman/16-year NHL veteran Scott Hannan will also provide studio analysis for select Sharks games this season.  The Opening Night edition of Sharks Pregame Live will provide viewers with a complete game night preview featuring roster match-up breakdowns, the latest team news and interviews with Sharks players and coaches, a recap of all the off-season moves and much more.  Opening Night game action gets underway at 6:00 pm PT.

Returning to NBC Sports California’s Sharks game coverage will be multiple regional Emmy Award winner/play-by-play announcer Randy Hahn (@sharkvoice) and 17-year standout NHL defenseman/veteran analyst Bret Hedican (@BretHedican).  The season opener and every Sharks game telecast on NBC Sports California will be immediately followed by Sharks Postgame Live presented by Toyota.  Hosted by Brazil, featuring detailed analysis from Brown, Sharks Postgame Live will deliver live coverage of new Sharks Head Coach Bob Boughner’s post-game press conference, along with post-game player reaction, expanded highlights, upcoming game previews and more.  NOTE: The Sharks home opener will take place on Monday, February 1 against the Vegas Golden Knights. NBC Sports California’s game night coverage begins with Sharks Pregame Live at 7:00 pm; Sharks-Golden Knights face-off at 7:30 pm with an expanded edition of Sharks Postgame Live immediately following game action.

In addition, Sharks fans are urged to visit NBCSportsCalifornia.com and the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app 24/7 for unparalleled Sharks digital content featuring detailed pre/postgame reports, player/coaches interviews, highlight videos, topical features, galleries and much more.  In addition, NBC Sports California will provide Sharks fans with numerous social media content offerings this season on Facebook (Facebook.com/NBCSAuthentic) and Twitter (@NBCSSharks & @NBCSAuthentic), along with a multitude of team & player fun facts/photos/quick video offerings on Instagram (NBCSAuthentic). 

PROGRAMMING NOTE: Three nationally-exclusive Sharks games will also be featured on NBCSN’s “Wednesday Night Hockey” lineup this season (schedule subject to change): Wed, Feb. 3 vs. Vegas (7:30 pm PT), Wed, Mar. 24 vs. Los Angeles (7:30 pm PT) and Wed, Apr. 21 at Vegas (6:30 pm PT).

 

Please note NBC Sports California’s complete Sharks season game coverage schedule below (schedule subject to change):

 

NBC SPORTS CALIFORNIA

NBCSportsCalifornia.com/”MyTeams by NBC Sports” app

2020-21 San Jose Sharks Schedule

REGULAR SEASON

 

  1. Thu, Jan 14          6:00 pm        @ Arizona (SEASON/ROAD OPENER)
  2. Sat, Jan 16           1:00 pm        @ Arizona
  3. Mon, Jan 18         5:00 pm        @ St. Louis
  4. Wed, Jan 20         6:00 pm        @ St. Louis
  5. Fri, Jan 22            5:00 pm        @ Minnesota
  6. Sun, Jan 24          5:00 pm        @ Minnesota
  7. Tue, Jan 26          6:00 pm        @ Colorado
  8. Thu, Jan 28          6:00 pm        @ Colorado
  9. Mon, Feb 1           7:30 pm        vs. Vegas (HOME OPENER)
  10.  Fri, Feb 5            7:00 pm        @ Anaheim
  11.  Sat, Feb 6           7:00 pm        @ Anaheim
  12.  Tue, Feb 9          7:00 pm        @ Los Angeles
  13.  Thu, Feb 11         7:00 pm        @ Los Angeles
  14.  Sat, Feb 13         7:30 pm        vs. Anaheim
  15.  Mon, Feb 15        7:30 pm        vs. Anaheim
  16.  Thu, Feb 18         5:00 pm        @ St. Louis
  17.  Sat, Feb 20         5:00 pm        @ St. Louis
  18.  Fri, Feb 26           7:30 pm        vs. St. Louis
  19.  Sat, Feb 27         7:30 pm        vs. St. Louis
  20.  Mon, Mar 1          7:30 pm        vs. Colorado
  21.  Wed, Mar 3         7:30 pm        vs. Colorado
  22.  Fri, Mar 5            7:30 pm        vs. Vegas
  23.  Sat, Mar 6           7:30 pm        vs. Vegas
  24.  Fri, Mar 12           7:00 pm        @ Anaheim
  25.  Sat, Mar 13         7:00 pm        @ Anaheim
  26.  Mon, Mar 15        7:00 pm        @ Vegas
  27.  Wed, Mar 17        7:00 pm        @ Vegas
  28.  Fri, Mar 19           6:00 pm        vs. St. Louis
  29.  Sat, Mar 20         6:00 pm        vs. St. Louis
  30.  Mon, Mar 22        7:30 pm        vs. Los Angeles
  31.  Fri, Mar 26           7:00 pm        @ Arizona
  32.  Sat, Mar 27         7:00 pm        @ Arizona
  33.  Mon, Mar 29        7:30 pm        vs. Minnesota
  34.  Wed, Mar 31        7:30 pm        vs. Minnesota
  35.  Fri, Apr 2             7:00 pm        @ Los Angeles
  36.  Sat, Apr 3            7:00 pm        @ Los Angeles
  37.  Fri, Apr 9             7:30 pm        vs. Los Angeles
  38.  Sat, Apr 10          7:30 pm        vs. Los Angeles
  39.  Mon, Apr 12        7:30 pm        vs. Anaheim
  40.  Wed, Apr 14        7:30 pm        vs. Anaheim
  41.  Fri, Apr 16           5:00 pm        @ Minnesota
  42.  Sat, Apr 17          5:00 pm        @ Minnesota
  43.  Mon, Apr 19        7:00 pm        @ Vegas
  44.  Fri, Apr 23           6:00 pm        vs. Minnesota
  45.  Sat, Apr 24          6:00 pm        vs. Minnesota
  46.  Mon, Apr 26        7:30 pm        vs. Arizona
  47.  Wed, Apr 28        7:30 pm        vs. Arizona
  48.  Fri, Apr 30           6:00 pm        @ Colorado
  49.  Sat, May 1           5:00 pm        @ Colorado
  50.  Mon, May 3         7:30 pm        vs. Colorado
  51.  Wed, May 5         7:30 pm        vs. Colorado
  52.  Fri, May 7            7:30 pm        vs. Arizona
  53.  Sat, May 8           7:30 pm        vs. Arizona

 

 

Regular season: 26 Home, 27 Road

All Times Pacific Time

Schedule Subject to Change

All Game Telecasts will be preceded by “Sharks Pregame Live” and followed by “Sharks Postgame Live”

 

NBC Sports California and NBC Sports Bay Area, both part of NBC Sports Regional Networks, serve more than four million households in Northern California, Nevada, Southern Oregon and Hawaii. NBC Sports California offers live coverage of MLB’s Oakland Athletics, NBA’s Sacramento Kings, NHL’s San Jose Sharks and MLS’s San Jose Earthquakes. NBC Sports Bay Area, the television home of MLB’s San Francisco Giants, NBA’s Golden State Warriors, and the official regional sports network of the San Francisco 49ers, also features a robust lineup of Emmy Award-winning news, analysis and original programming. Collectively, these networks deliver more than 600 live game broadcasts per year. NBCSportsCalifornia.com and NBCSportsBayArea.com provide fans with comprehensive digital coverage of the hometown teams with original stories and content from a team of “Insiders,” breaking news, up-to-the-minute game previews/recaps, highlights and multimedia video clips.  Follow both networks on social media –Twitter: @NBCSAuthentic; Instagram: NBCSAuthentic; and Facebook: facebook.com/NBCSAuthentic.

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NBC SPORTS CALIFORNIA ANNOUNCES ITS SACRAMENTO KINGS 2020-21 NBA REGULAR SEASON COVERAGE DETAILS

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NBC Sports California to Carry all 38 “First Half” Regular Season Kings Games beginning with the 2020-21 SEASON OPENER against the Denver Nuggets on

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, featuring New Lead Kings Play-by-Play Announcer MARK JONES and Analysts DOUG CHRISTIE and KAYTE CHRISTENSEN-HUNTER with the Game Call

 

Opening Night Content Offerings to also include Massive Digital Coverage on NBCSportsCalifornia.com, the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app and on all Social Media Platforms

 

Extensive, Surrounding Game Night Coverage on “Kings Pre/Postgame Live” with Primary Studio Host/Addtl. TV PxP Announcer KYLE DRAPER & Analyst KAYTE CHRISTENSEN-HUNTER;

Former Kings Six-Time All-Star/Basketball Hall of Famer MITCH RICHMOND to Deliver Additional Pre/Post Analysis for Select Games;

NBC Sports Bay Area/California’s JIM KOZIMOR to Handle Additional Pre/Post Hosting Duties and Game Night Contributions

 

LIVE STREAMING of EVERY Kings Telecast on NBC Sports California – including Surrounding Pre/Postgame Programming –

to be Made Available to Authenticated Subscribers on NBCSportsCalifornia.com and the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app

 

NBCSportsCalifornia.com/”MyTeams” app to Feature Season-Long In-Depth Reporting & Analysis from Kings Insider JAMES HAM

 

Sacramento, Calif. and San Francisco, Calif. (December 16, 2020) – NBC Sports California today announced its Sacramento Kings “First Half” 2020-21 NBA regular season coverage details featuring live coverage of 38 Kings games (20 home, 18 road), live streaming of EVERY GAME and surrounding Kings Pre/Postgame Live coverage to authenticated subscribers via NBCSportsCalifornia.com and the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app, along with season-long, fan-focused digital Kings content offerings. (NOTE: Fans located anywhere in the U.S. can download MyTeams for free on iOS and Android devices in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.)

NBC Sports California will tip-off its 2020-21 regular season Kings coverage with the SEASON OPENER on Wednesday, December 23, as the Kings travel to face the Western Conference rival Denver Nuggets live from Ball Arena in Denver, Col.  Opening Night coverage begins at 5:30 pm PT with Kings Pregame Live presented by Ford.  Featuring new studio host/additional TV play-by-play announcer Kyle Draper (@KyleDraperTV) with expert analysis from former collegiate/WNBA standout Kayte Christensen-Hunter (@kayte_c), Kings Pregame Live will provide viewers with a complete game night preview featuring player match-up breakdowns, the latest team news and interviews with Kings players and coaches, a recap of all the off-season moves and much more.  In addition, former Kings six-time NBA All-Star/2014 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Mitch Richmond (@mitchrichmond23) will also provide pre/post analysis for select Kings telecasts this season.  NBC Sports Bay Area/California’s Jim Kozimor (@KozNBCS) will handle additional pre/post programming hosting duties this season, along with multiplatform game night contributions.

Opening Night game action on December 23 gets underway at 6:00 pm PT with new primary Kings TV play-by-play announcer Mark Jones (@MarkJonesESPN), Kings legend/veteran game analyst Doug Christie (@TheDougChristie) and additional in-game analyst Kayte Christensen-Hunter delivering the game call.  NBC Sports California will also carry the Kings HOME OPENER on Saturday, December 26 against the Phoenix Suns (Kings Pregame Live to air at 6:30 PM, game tip-off at 7:00 PM).  The season opener and every Kings game telecast on NBC Sports California will be immediately followed by Kings Postgame Live presented by Toyota.  Hosted by Draper, featuring analysis via Christensen-Hunter, Kings Postgame Live will deliver live coverage of Kings Head Coach Luke Walton’s post-game press conference, along with post-game player reaction, expanded highlights, detailed analysis, upcoming game previews and more.

In addition, Kings fans are urged to visit NBCSportsCalifornia.com and the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app 24/7, featuring unparalleled access and in-depth analysis from the network’s Kings Insider James Ham (@James_HamNBCS).  Among the numerous digital coverage highlights from Ham and the network’s dedicated Kings content team include detailed pre/postgame reports, player/coaches interviews, highlight videos, special features, galleries and much more.  In addition, NBC Sports California will provide Kings fans with numerous social media content offerings this season on Facebook (Facebook.com/NBCSAuthentic) and Twitter (@NBCSKings & @NBCSAuthentic), along with a multitude of team & player fun facts/photos/quick video offerings on Instagram (NBCSAuthentic). 

Please note NBC Sports California’s complete Kings “first half” NBA season coverage schedule below (schedule subject to change):

 

NBC SPORTS CALIFORNIA

NBCSportsCalifornia.com/”MyTeams by NBC Sports” app

2020-21 Sacramento Kings Schedule (First Half)

 

REGULAR SEASON

 

  1. Wed, Dec 23        6:00 pm        @ Denver (SEASON/ROAD OPENER)
  2. Sat, Dec 26          7:00 pm        vs. Phoenix (HOME OPENER)
  3. Sun, Dec 27         6:00 pm        vs. Phoenix
  4. Tue, Dec 29         7:00 pm        vs. Denver
  5. Thu, Dec 31         4:00 pm        @ Houston
  6. Sat, Jan 2             2:00 pm        @ Houston
  7. Mon, Jan 4           7:00 pm        @ Golden State
  8. Wed, Jan 6           7:00 pm        vs. Chicago
  9. Fri, Jan 8              7:00 pm        vs. Toronto
  10.  Sat, Jan 9            7:00 pm        vs. Portland
  11.  Mon, Jan 11        7:00 pm        vs. Indiana
  12.  Wed, Jan 13        7:00 pm        vs. Portland
  13.  Fri, Jan 15           7:00 pm        vs. LA Clippers
  14.  Sun, Jan 17         6:00 pm        vs. New Orleans
  15.  Wed, Jan 20        7:00 pm        @ LA Clippers
  16.  Fri, Jan 22           7:00 pm        vs. New York
  17.  Sun, Jan 24         5:00 pm        @ Memphis
  18.  Mon, Jan 25        5:00 pm        @ Memphis
  19.  Wed, Jan 27        4:00 pm        @ Orlando
  20.  Fri, Jan 29           4:30 pm        @ Toronto (Amalie Arena, Tampa, FL)
  21.  Sat, Jan 30          5:00 pm        @ Miami
  22.  Mon, Feb 1          5:00 pm        @ New Orleans
  23.  Wed, Feb 3         7:00 pm        vs. Boston
  24.  Sat, Feb 6           2:00 pm        vs. Denver
  25.  Sun, Feb 7          12:00 pm      @ LA Clippers
  26.  Tue, Feb 9          7:00 pm        vs. Philadelphia
  27.  Fri, Feb 12           7:00 pm        vs. Orlando
  28.  Sun, Feb 14        6:00 pm        vs. Memphis
  29.  Mon, Feb 15        7:00 pm        vs. Brooklyn
  30.  Thu, Feb 18         7:00 pm        vs. Miami
  31.  Sat, Feb 20         5:00 pm        @ Chicago
  32.  Sun, Feb 21        5:00 pm        @ Milwaukee
  33.  Tue, Feb 23         4:30 pm        @ Brooklyn
  34.  Thu, Feb 25         4:30 pm        @ New York
  35.  Fri, Feb 26           4:00 pm        @ Detroit
  36.  Sun, Feb 28        6:00 pm        vs. Charlotte
  37.  Wed, Mar 3         7:00 pm        vs. LA Lakers
  38.  Thu, Mar 4           7:00 pm        @ Portland

 

Regular season (First Half): 20 Home, 18 Road

All Times Pacific Time

Schedule Subject to Change

All Game Telecasts will be preceded by “Kings Pregame Live” and followed by “Kings Postgame Live”

NOTE: Remaining regular season schedule details will be announced at a later date.

 

NBC Sports California and NBC Sports Bay Area, both part of NBC Sports Regional Networks, serve more than four million households in Northern California, Nevada, Southern Oregon and Hawaii. NBC Sports California offers live coverage of MLB’s Oakland Athletics, NBA’s Sacramento Kings, NHL’s San Jose Sharks and MLS’s San Jose Earthquakes. NBC Sports Bay Area, the television home of MLB’s San Francisco Giants, NBA’s Golden State Warriors, and the official regional sports network of the San Francisco 49ers, also features a robust lineup of Emmy Award-winning news, analysis and original programming. Collectively, these networks deliver more than 600 live game broadcasts per year. NBCSportsCalifornia.com and NBCSportsBayArea.com provide fans with comprehensive digital coverage of the hometown teams with original stories and content from a team of “Insiders,” breaking news, up-to-the-minute game previews/recaps, highlights and multimedia video clips.  Follow both networks on social media –Twitter: @NBCSAuthentic; Instagram: NBCSAuthentic; and Facebook: facebook.com/NBCSAuthentic.

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NEW EPISODE OF NBC SPORTS REGIONAL NETWORKS’ ‘SPORTS UNCOVERED’ PODCAST SERIES, ‘THE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE THAT CHANGED A SUPER BOWL,’ AVAILABLE NOW

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Never-Before-Released 2011 Interview with Former Oakland Raiders Center Barret Robbins from Prison Featured in Fifth Installment of Six-Part Initiative 

Robbins Reveals Why He Disappeared and Missed Playing in Raiders Loss in Super Bowl XXXVII Following 2002 Season

NBC Sports Bay Area, NBC Sports California’s Podcast Production Features Interviews with Tim Brown, Rod Woodson and Amy Trask; Introduction from Mike Tirico 

“Sports Uncovered: The Lost Barret Robbins Interview,” a Half-Hour Version of Robbins’ 2011 Sit-Down Interview, to Air on NBC Sports Bay Area Tonight at 10 P.M. PT

 STAMFORD, Conn. – July 9, 2020 – NBC Sports Regional Networks’ six-episode podcast anthology series, “Sports Uncovered,” which re-examines some of the most memorable and compelling storylines and events in sports history, continues today with the debut of The Mysterious Disappearance that Changed a Super Bowl, the story of former Oakland Raiders All-Pro offensive lineman Barret Robbins’ Super Bowl XXXVII disappearance. The episode is available for download here. 

Produced by NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California, the fifth installment of “Sports Uncovered” features a never-before-heard 2011 Robbins interview previously believed to be lost but recently found in the network’s San Francisco offices, as well as 2011 interviews from Raiders teammates Tim Brown, Lincoln Kennedy, Bill Romanowski, Barry Sims and the late Mo Collins. Robbins – in a South Florida prison at the time of the interview – details the mental-health and addiction issues that caused him to leave the Raiders for Mexico just two days before Super Bowl XXXVII. That ultimately led to his benching for the game and eventually the end of a promising NFL career, followed by a post-football life filled by run-ins with the law.

Other stories uncovered in the podcast:

    • How a former Raiders teammate found Robbins in a San Diego bar and brought him back to the team hotel, one day after the center had gone missing.
    • Why some ex-Raiders believe one coaching decision put too much pressure on Robbins and also sabotaged the team’s chances to win the Super Bowl against its former coach, Jon Gruden.
    • Why the Raiders’ locker room might not have been the best place for Robbins, and why the team decided to bring him back for the 2003 season, despite his Super Bowl disappearance.
    • Deeper details about Robbins’ troubled post-NFL days, including his first-person account of being shot by Miami Beach police in 2005, and a recently uncovered 2019 arrest that could hint at his current whereabouts and well-being.

 

Those stories and more are told by numerous notable guests, including Robbins’ former Raiders teammates, team executives and media members in recent interviews. The list of contributors also includes ex-Raiders players Rod Woodson, Calvin Branch and Anthony Dorsett; former Raiders executives Amy Trask and Bruce Allen; Emmy-winning NFL reporter Andrea Kremer; former Raiders radio play-by-play announcer Greg Papa, who conducted that 2011 interview with Robbins; and others. 

Following are selected quotes from The Mysterious Disappearance that Changed a Super Bowl:

“Came to the hotel in a cab with a couple guys that just were hanging out with me. And I don’t – to this day, I don’t know who they were – but I got to my hotel, filled my backpack up with all the liquor from the minibar and took off toward Mexico.” – Barret Robbins on leaving the team hotel for Mexico two days before Super Bowl XXXVII

“After the walk-through, we informed the league. They’re able to put out an all-points bulletin for him. We don’t know if he’s been kidnapped. We don’t know where he is or what condition he’s in.” – Former Raiders GM Bruce Allen on informing the NFL of Barret Robbins’ disappearance

“There were a number of players who felt that Barret’s absence was so deflating for the team, that they felt they had lost the game before it had even begun.” – NFL Network’s Andrea Kremer on Barret Robbins’ absence and its effect on his teammates 

 “I was crying. I was in bad shape, man. I was so sad at that point. I knew it was going to end up leading me to not be able to play in the Super Bowl and live my dream.” – Barret Robbins on returning to the team hotel and realizing he might not play in the Super Bowl

“He was in a difficult condition, in that he was cheery. Because at the beginning, you’re thinking, ‘Wow. This is interesting.’ He had told me he was excited about that we had won the game and he asked to catch a plane for the Pro Bowl the next morning.” – Bruce Allen on Barret Robbins’ return to the team hotel and thinking the Raiders already had won the Super Bowl

“I saw a couple plays on TV. They were watching it there (in the hospital) when I got there. But I didn’t sit and watch it. Was there while I was on suicide watch.” – Barret Robbins on watching the Super Bowl from the hospital

“I can remember one day, almost a month in the offseason, where I couldn’t get out of bed. I mean, to think a man could have a $2 million house and $500,000 worth of cars, and whatever he wanted, but still be depressed and not be able to get out of bed. That tells you that depression is very powerful.” – Barret Robbins on his bout with depression

“I had actually, quite early that morning, had gone out on a run, and I saw Barret in the lobby. I ran into him, went up to my room, and not long thereafter, Al (Davis) called me and said, ‘Barret’s not playing.’ I said, ‘I just saw him in the lobby. He can play.’ And Al shared with me that others had made the decision to send Barret home. And I hung up the phone, and I looked at my husband, and I said, ‘We just lost the game.’” – Former Raiders CEO Amy Trask on her reaction on Barret Robbins not playing in the Super Bowl

“I think this guy was probably the worst thing that ever happened to the Raiders organization.” – Hall of Famer and former Raiders receiver Tim Brown on former Raiders coach Bill Callahan

“It was a shocker to everybody. I know for me, I just couldn’t believe it. I dropped my book in the meeting when he said it. I know my 17 years of play, even in the preseason, you don’t do that.” – Hall of Famer and former Raiders safety Rod Woodson on Bill Callahan changing the offensive game plan just two days before the Super Bowl 

“So, we go into the Super Bowl knowing that we don’t have a chance to win. The guy who this is going to affect the most is Barret Robbins. Because Barret Robbins is the one who has to make all the calls. He is begging Callahan, ‘Don’t do this. I don’t have time to prepare for this. Please don’t do this.’ I was with him, and he’s begging him, ‘You can’t do this to me.’… Well, it’s that night that Barret went out and went AWOL. That night. Now, does one have to do with another? I say yes. You may say no. I say yes.” – Tim Brown on Barret Robbins pleading with coach Bill Callahan not to change the Raiders’ offensive game plan

“That was the Raider way, you know. You work hard, you play hard. That was the mindset. That culture was very dangerous, looking back now because when you’re in your 20s and the world expects you to win every day, every week, every season, it’s a lot of stress and pressure on you. And if you had no one to talk to about it, then any type of underlying mental issue you have, they’re going to come out sooner or later.” – Former Raiders defensive lineman Rod Coleman on the pressures of playing in the NFL

 

“Sports Uncovered: The Lost Barret Robbins Interview,” a half-hour version of Robbins’ 2011 sit-down interview from the Dade Correctional Institution, will air on NBC Sports Bay Area tonight (July 9th) at 10 p.m. PT. The show will also be available on NBC Sports Bay Area and California’s YouTube channel.

An original storytelling audio franchise, “Sports Uncovered” utilizes exclusive, in-depth interviews with prominent participants, witnesses and experts to explore new, underreported or forgotten aspects of well-known topics, personalities and events centered in each of the NBC Sports Regional Networks markets, but that have had national impact and relevance.

The next “Sports Uncovered” episode, The Bill Belichick You Don’t Know, features an in-depth look at the New England Patriots head coach. The debut episode of the series, which launched May 28, detailed Michael Jordan’s NBA return, the second installment covered how the University of Oregon ignited a uniform craze that revolutionized college football, the third installment focused on the late Washington Redskins and Miami Hurricanes star defensive back Sean Taylor, and the fourth installment featured the Philadelphia Flyers’ marathon five-overtime thriller.

NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico introduces each episode of “Sports Uncovered.” The list of notable guests featured throughout the series includes: basketball greats Dominique Wilkins, Chris Mullin and Steve Kerr; Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutie and finalist Joey Harrington; Pro Football Hall of Famer Tim Brown and former Flyers Brian Boucher and Keith Jones.

Click here for the “Sports Uncovered” series. Episodes are available for download now on all major podcast platforms, including: NBCSports.com/podcasts, NBC Sports’ Scores app, Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn and iHeart. Following is the full “Sports Uncovered” schedule:

RELEASE DATE NETWORK TITLE
May 28 Chicago “I’m Back”
June 11 Northwest “The Uniform Craze That Revolutionized College Football”
June 18 Washington “Sean Taylor, the NFL Superstar We Didn’t Get to Know”
June 25 Philadelphia “Marathon on Ice”
July 9 Bay Area, California “The Mysterious Disappearance that Changed a Super Bowl”
July 16 Boston “The Bill Belichick You Don’t Know”

 

NBC Sports Regional Networks is NBC Sports Group’s portfolio of nine regional networks that delivers more than 2,200 live sporting events and original content to more than 35 million homes. Aligned within Eastern and Western Divisions, the NBC Sports Regional Networks are: NBC Sports Boston, NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBC Sports Philadelphia +, NBC Sports Washington, NBC Sports Washington + and SNY; and NBC Sports Bay Area, NBC Sports California, NBC Sports Chicago/NBC Sports Chicago+, and NBC Sports Northwest. For more information on NBC Sports Group properties, including press releases, photos, talent and executive bios, headshots and logos, please visit www.NBCSportsGroupPressBox.com.

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NORTHERN CALIFORNIA SPORTS TEAMS, NBC SPORTS BAY AREA, NBC SPORTS CALIFORNIA AND TIMBUK2 TEAM UP TO DONATE FACE MASKS AND BANDANAS AMID COVID-19 PANDEMIC

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More Than 10,000 T-Shirts From Giants, A’s, Warriors, Kings, Sharks, Earthquakes, 49ers, and NBC Sports Bay Area & California Donated to Create 50,000 Face Masks and Bandanas

San Francisco-Based Timbuk2 to Manufacture Face Masks and Bandanas

Masks and Bandanas to be Donated to Bay Area Community Services and UCSF

 SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – April 24, 2020 – NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California, together with its team partners – MLB’s San Francisco Giants and Oakland A’s, NBA’s Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings, NHL’s San Jose Sharks, MLS’s San Jose Earthquakes and NFL’s San Francisco 49ers, along with the teams’ apparel and merchandise partner Fanatics – and San Francisco-based bag manufacturer Timbuk2 have teamed up to donate 50,000 face masks and bandanas to Northern California health care providers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The teams and NBC Sports have donated more than 10,000 new t-shirts, and Timbuk2 will create cloth face masks and bandanas from the t-shirt material.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the City and County of San Francisco recommend wearing a cloth face covering in public settings. Additionally, the CDC encourages the public to reserve N95 respirators and surgical masks for healthcare workers and other medical first responders. For more information, visit the CDC website here and the City and County of San Francisco website here.

Timbuk2 is shifting production from bags to masks, working to fulfill the current demand for 50,000 cloth face coverings which will be donated to Bay Area Community Services, UCSF and other groups in need.

Images of the face masks and bandanas being manufactured can be found here.

“We are grateful to partner with the local sports teams and Timbuk2 to provide these critically needed protective masks and bandanas,” said Matt Murphy, Senior Vice President and General Manager of NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California. “We hope this initiative will encourage fans to follow the CDC’s guidance on wearing a cloth face covering in public spaces, while reserving the supply of medical-grade masks for those on the coronavirus front lines.”

“Now more than ever, we must all work together to respond with compassion, solidarity and ingenuity to support the healthcare professionals and other frontline heroes who are working to save lives at the risk of their own,” said Emily Raimondi, Senior Director of Marketing and Creative Services of NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California. “We are committed to unite and protect our community by being a part of this team effort to provide face masks and bandanas, and are thankful for our team partners and Timbuk2’s support of this critically important initiative.”

“One of our core values is to give a damn about the world around us,” said Timbuk2 Head of Marketing, Michelle Nadeau. “When it came time to determine how Timbuk2 could support our local community in fighting this pandemic, shifting our San Francisco manufacturing from messengers to masks and bandanas was a no-brainer. It’s been an honor to work with such world-class organizations, and we are proud to support our frontline workers.”

 

About NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California:

NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California, both part of NBC Sports Regional Networks, serve more than four million households in Northern California, Nevada, Southern Oregon and Hawaii. NBC Sports Bay Area, the television home of MLB’s San Francisco Giants, NBA’s Golden State Warriors, and the official regional sports network of the San Francisco 49ers, also features a robust lineup of Emmy Award-winning news, analysis and original programming. NBC Sports California offers live coverage of MLB’s Oakland Athletics, NBA’s Sacramento Kings, NHL’s San Jose Sharks and MLS’s San Jose Earthquakes. Collectively, these networks deliver more than 600 live game broadcasts per year. The MyTeams by NBC Sports app provides live streams of the games and pre-and postgame shows, digital coverage of the hometown teams with original stories and content from a team of “Insiders,” breaking news, up-to-the-minute game previews/recaps, highlights and multimedia video clips.  Follow both networks on NBCSportsBayArea.com and on social media –Twitter: @NBCSAuthentic; Instagram: NBCSAuthentic; and Facebook: facebook.com//NBCSAuthentic.

 

About Timbuk2:

Since its founding in 1989, Timbuk2 has designed and manufactured bags to outsmart the city and last a lifetime. Timbuk2 is a pioneer of sewn-in-San Francisco customization and an industry leader in sustainable urban manufacturing. Timbuk2 remains committed to its craft, maintaining quality manufacturing in its hometown since day one. Founded by bike messenger Rob Honeycutt in a garage in San Francisco’s Mission District, today Timbuk2 inspires urban mobility, enables individuality, promotes responsibility, and creates community. Thirty years later, Timbuk2 is still taking meaningful risks, building quality bags, and giving a damn about the world with a keen eye on the past and the future. Timbuk2 products are sold at its retail stores in San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Venice Beach, Portland, New York, Toronto, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Japan, specialty retailers, and online at www.Timbuk2.com. Follow the brand on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter: @Timbuk2.

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NBC SPORTS BAY AREA, NBC SPORTS CALIFORNIA ANNOUNCE “CLASSIC GAMES” SCHEDULE

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Schedule Features Historic Games from the San Francisco Giants, Oakland A’s, Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings, San Jose Sharks and San Jose Earthquakes

 Classic Games to Air on NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California Weeknights at 8:00 PM

Viewers Can Vote on Twitter to Watch the Game of Their Choice on “Authentic Fan Friday”

Classic Games Marathon to Air Weekends on NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California from 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – March 25, 2020 – NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California have announced their replacement primetime programming from Wednesday, March 25 – through Friday, April 17. The schedule will feature “Classic Games” – an encore presentation of historic games from the San Francisco Giants, Oakland A’s, Golden State Warriors, Sacramento Kings, San Jose Sharks and San Jose Earthquakes.

NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California will present a “Classic” game every weeknight at 8:00 PM. In Sacramento, “Classic” Kings games will air at 6:00 PM on NBC Sports California. NOTE: Warriors and Kings broadcast territory restrictions apply.

Each week, viewers will have the opportunity to watch a “Classic” game of their choice by voting on Twitter: @NBCSGiants, @NBCAthletics, @NBCSWarriors and @NBCSSharks. NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California will provide a list of “Classic” games to choose from, and voting will begin each Thursday at 10:00 AM and end at noon on Friday. The game that generates the most votes will air later that evening on “Authentic Fan Friday.”

During weekends, a “Classic” game marathon – eight hours of continuous game coverage – will air on NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California from 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM.

Games will only be made available to viewers within NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California’s designated viewing territory.

Please note NBC Sports Bay Area and NBC Sports California’s “Classic” game schedule:

NBC Sports Bay Area:

Wednesday, March 25 at 8:00 PM

Warriors vs. Kings (From 1/23/15 – 126-101 Warriors win; Klay Thompson sets NBA-record with 37-point third quarter.)

 

Thursday, March 26 at 8:00 PM

Giants vs. Padres (From 7/10/09 – 8-0 Giants win; Jonathan Sánchez pitches no-hitter.)

 

Friday, March 27 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSWarriors for “Authentic Fan Friday” game:

Warriors vs. Kings (From 1/23/15 – 126-101 Warriors win; Klay Thompson sets NBA-record with 37-point third quarter.)

OR

Warriors vs. Pacers (From 12/5/16 – 142-106 Warriors win; Klay Thompson scores career-high 60 points in three quarters.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 2:00 PM

Earthquakes vs. Real Salt Lake (From 7/14/12 – 5-0 Earthquakes win; Chris Wondolowski scores three goals.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 4:00 PM

Giants at Rockies (From 4/9/12 – 7-0 Giants win; Barry Zito throws a four-hit shutout.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 6:00 PM

Giants vs. Dodgers (From 5/1/19 – 2-1 Giants win; Buster Posey hits a game-ending single with two outs in the ninth inning.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Sunday, March 29 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM

2012 Giants-Tigers World Series: Games 1-4

 

Sunday, March 29 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Monday, March 30 at 8:00 PM

Giants at Padres (From 7/13/13 – 9-0 Giants win; Tim Lincecum pitches first career no-hitter.)

 

Tuesday, March 31 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Wednesday, April 1 at 8:00 PM

Giants vs. Dodgers (From 5/21/15 – 4-0 Giants win; Madison Bumgarner hits a home run off reigning N.L. MVP and Cy Young winner Clayton Kershaw.)

 

Thursday, April 2 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Friday, April 3 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSWarriors for “Authentic Fan Friday” game:

Warriors “Classic” games TBA

 

Saturday, April 4 at 2:00 PM

Earthquakes vs. Timbers (From 9/19/12 – 2-2 draw; Chris Wondolowski scores a pair of second-half goals, including one in the 92nd minute.)

 

Saturday, April 4 at 4:00 PM

Warriors at Celtics (From 12/11/15 – 124-119 Warriors win; Warriors outlast the Celtics in double overtime and remain perfect with a 24-0 record.)

 

Saturday, April 4 at 6:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Saturday, April 4 at 8:00 PM

Giants vs. Dodgers (From 4/7/18 – 7-5 Giants win; Andrew McCutchen hits a three-run homer in the 14th inning.)

 

Sunday, April 5 8:30 AM – 10:00 PM

2014 Giants-Royals World Series: Games 1, 4, 5 & 7

 

Monday, April 6 at 8:00 PM

Giants vs. Padres (From 6/25/14 – 4-0 Giants win; Tim Lincecum pitches second career no-hitter.)

 

Tuesday, April 7 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Wednesday, April 8 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Thursday, April 9 at 8:00 PM

Giants vs. A’s (8/13/19 – 3-2 Giants win; Madison Bumgarner defeats the A’s in Bay Bridge Series matchup.)

 

Friday, April 10 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSGiants for “Authentic Fan Friday” game: 

Giants at Reds (From 10/11/12 – 6-4 Giants win; Giants head to NLCS after Buster Posey’s grand slam secures comeback.)

OR

Giants vs. Cardinals (From 10/22/12 – 9-0 Giants win; Giants win NLCS and advance to World Series.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 2:00 PM

Earthquakes at Kansas City (From 8/19/15 – 5-0 Earthquakes win; Cordell Cato and Chris Wondolowski each score two goals, along with a goal from Anibal Godoy.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 4:00 PM

Giants at Diamondbacks (From 6/21/19 – 11-5 Giants win; Alex Dickerson hits a grand slam and six RBIs in his Giants debut.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 6:00 PM

Giants at Diamondbacks (From 5/19/19 – 3-2 Giants win; Pablo Sandoval hits a pinch-hit home run in the 10th inning.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Sunday, April 12 at 2:00 PM

Earthquakes vs. Toronto FC (From 7/16/16 – 2-1 Earthquakes win; Quakes defeat Toronto FC despite playing with nine men for most of the second half.)

 

Sunday, April 12 at 4:00 PM

Giants vs. Dodgers (From 4/7/18 – 7-5 Giants win; Andrew McCutchen hits a three-run homer in the 14th inning.)

 

Sunday, April 12 at 6:00 PM

Giants at Dodgers (3/30/18 – 1-0 Giants win; Joe Panik homers in the 9th inning.)

 

Sunday, April 12 at 8:00 PM

Giants vs. Dodgers (From 5/21/15 – 4-0 Giants win; Madison Bumgarner hits a home run off reigning N.L. MVP and Cy Young winner Clayton Kershaw.)

 

Monday, April 13 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Tuesday, April 14 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Wednesday, April 15 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Thursday, April 16 at 8:00 PM

Warriors “Classic” game TBA

 

Friday, April 17 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSGiants for “Authentic Fan Friday” game:

Giants vs. Tigers (From 10/24/12 – 8-3 Giants win; Pablo Sandoval goes four-for-four and drives in four runs on three home runs. Giants take Game 1 of the 2012 World Series.)

OR

Giants vs. Tigers (From 10/25/12 – 2-0 Giants win; Madison Bumgarner pitches seven shutout innings, gives up only two hits and strikes out eight. Giants take Game 2 of the 2012 World Series.)

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NBC Sports California:

Wednesday, March 25 at 8:00 PM

Sharks at Avalanche (From 1/23/17 – 5-2 Sharks win; Patrick Marleau scores four goals in the third period.)

 

Thursday, March 26 at 6:00 PM

Kings at Pelicans (From 12/8/17 – 116-109 Kings win; Zach Randolph’s 35 points lead Kings past New Orleans in overtime.)

 

Thursday, March 26 at 8:00 PM

Earthquakes at Real Salt Lake (From 6/23/12 – 2-1 Earthquakes win; Quakes beat RSL with first place on the line in the Western Conference.)

 

Friday, March 27 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSSharks for “Authentic Fan Friday” game:

Sharks vs. Predators (From 11/13/18 – 5-4 Sharks win; Joe Thornton scores 400th career goal.)

OR

Sharks at Jets (From 3/6/17 – 3-2 Sharks win; Joe Thornton picks up his 1,000th assist.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 3:00 PM

Sharks vs. Rangers (From 3/28/17 – 5-4 Sharks win; Brent Burns scores a power-play goal in overtime and the Sharks clinch a playoff berth.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 5:00 PM

A’s vs. Rays (From 5/9/10 – 4-0 A’s win; Dallas Braden pitches perfect game on Mother’s Day.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 7:30 PM

A’s vs. Red Sox (From 4/21/18 – 3-0 A’s win; Sean Manaea pitches no-hitter.)

 

Saturday, March 28 at 9:30 PM

A’s vs. Reds (From 5/7/19 – 2-0 A’s win; Mike Fiers throws second career no-hitter.)

 

Sunday, March 29 at 3:00 PM

A’s at White Sox (From 8/19/16 – 9-0 A’s win; Kendall Graveman pitches a two-hit shutout.)

 

Sunday, March 29 at 3:00 PM

Kings at Rockets (From 12/9/19 – 119-118 Kings win; Nemanja Bjelica hits game-winning 3-pointer as time expires.)

 

Sunday, March 29 at 5:00 PM

Sharks vs. Rangers (From 10/8/13 – 9-2 Sharks win; Tomás Hertl scores four goals)

 

Sunday, March 29 at 7:00 PM

Sharks at Flames (From 3/16/18 – 7-4 Sharks win; Evander Kane scores four goals.)

 

Sunday, March 29 at 9:00 PM

Sharks at Jets (From 1/23/17 – 4-3 Sharks win; Patrick Marleau scores tiebreaking goal in the third period for the Sharks sixth straight win.)

 

Monday, March 30 at 8:00 PM

Sharks at Predators (From 10/23/18 – 5-4 Sharks win; Sharks score three straight goals during the last eight minutes of the game.)

 

Tuesday, March 31 at 6:00 PM

Kings vs. Pelicans (From 12/23/18 – 122-117 Kings win; Kings overcome an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to beat New Orleans.)

 

Tuesday, March 31 at 8:00 PM

Earthquakes vs. Sounders FC (From 8/11/12 – 2-1 Earthquakes win; Steven Lenhart scores game-winner in 93rd minute.)

 

Wednesday, April 1 at 8:00 PM

A’s vs. Red Sox (From 4/21/18 – 3-0 A’s win; Sean Manaea pitches no-hitter.)

 

Thursday, April 2 at 6:00 PM

Kings vs. Spurs (From 2/4/19 – 127-112 Kings win; Rookie Marvin Bagley III registers 24 points and 12 rebounds, leading the Kings to their seventh straight home win.)

 

Thursday, April 2 at 8:00 PM

Sharks at Kings (From 4/22/16 – 6-3 Sharks win; Sharks rally to beat Kings and move on to the second round of the playoffs.)

 

Friday, April 3 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSAthletics for “Authentic Fan Friday” game:

A’s vs. Angels (From 3/29/18 – 6-5 A’s win; Marcus Semien hits game-ending single in the 11th inning.)

OR

A’s vs. Brewers (From 7/30/19 – 3-2 A’s win; Matt Olson hits game-ending homer in the 10th inning).

 

Saturday April 4 at 3:00 PM

Kings at Timberwolves (From 1/27/20 – 133-129 Kings win; Buddy Hield scores a career-high 42 points in overtime win.)

 

Saturday April 4 at 3:00 PM

A’s vs. Astros (From 9/8/17 – 9-8 A’s win; Jed Lowrie singles in the winning run after Boog Powell’s game-tying home run.)

 

Saturday April 4 at 5:00 PM

A’s vs. Astros (From 8/17/18 – 4-3 A’s win; Matt Olson hits a leadoff home run in the 10th inning.)

 

Saturday April 4 at 7:00 PM

A’s at Astros (From 9/10/19 – 21-7 A’s win; A’s tie a franchise record with 25 hits and also hit six home runs.)

 

Saturday April 4 at 9:00 PM

Sharks at Jets (From 3/12/19 – 5-4 Sharks win; Joe Pavelski scores with 4.3 seconds left in regulation.)

 

Sunday, April 5 at 3:00 PM

Kings vs. Jazz (From 11/1/19 – 102-101 Kings win; Harrison Barnes scores on an offensive rebound with 2.9 seconds remaining in the game.)

 

Sunday, April 5 at 3:00 PM

Earthquakes vs. Timbers (From 4/6/19 – 3-0 Earthquakes win; Quakes shutout the Timbers and earn their first points under first-year coach Matias Almeyda.)

 

Sunday, April 5 at 5:00 PM

A’s at Padres (From 6/19/18 – 4-2 A’s win; Stephen Piscotty homers in the 9th inning to tie the game and Jed Lowrie hits a two-run homer in the 10th inning.)

 

Sunday, April 5 at 7:00 PM

Sharks at Kings (From 4/22/16 – 6-3 Sharks win; Sharks rally to beat Kings and move on to the second round of the playoffs.)

 

Sunday, April 5 at 9:00 PM

Sharks vs. Golden Knights (From 4/23/19 – 5-4 Sharks win; Barclay Goodrow’s overtime goal sends San Jose into the second round of the playoffs. The Game 7 matchup features the Sharks erasing a three-goal deficit by scoring four times on one power-play.)

 

Monday, April 6 at 8:00 PM

A’s vs. Rangers (From 4/6/15 – 8-0 A’s win; A’s win on Opening Day as Sonny Gray takes a no-hit bid into the 8th inning.)

 

Tuesday, April 7 at 6:00 PM

Kings at Warriors (From 11/27/17 – 110-106 Kings win; Bogdan Bogdanovic makes go-ahead shot with 12.6 seconds left in the game.)

 

Tuesday, April 7 at 8:00 PM

Earthquakes vs. Galaxy (From 6/29/13 – 3-2 Earthquakes win; Shea Salinas and Alan Gordon score in second-half injury time against the Galaxy.)

 

Wednesday, April 8 at 8:00 PM

A’s vs. Reds (From 5/7/19 – 2-0 A’s win; Mike Fiers throws second career no-hitter.)

 

Thursday, April 9 at 6:00 PM

Kings at Thunder (From 12/11/19 – 94-93 Kings win; Bogdan Bogdanovic makes a 3-pointer with 13.4 seconds remaining and the Kings rally back from an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter.)

 

Thursday, April 9 at 8:00 PM

A’s at Indians (From 7/7/18 – 6-3 A’s win; Stephen Piscotty hits a go-ahead, two-run homer in the 11th inning.)

 

Friday, April 10 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSSharks for “Authentic Fan Friday” game:

Sharks vs. Ducks (From 4/16/18 – 8-1 Sharks win; Sharks score four goals in the second period and take a 3-0 series lead in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs.)

OR

Sharks vs. Ducks (From 4/18/18 – 2-1 Sharks win; Tomás Hertl scores the tiebreaking goal in the third period and the Sharks sweep the Ducks 4-0 in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 3:00 PM

A’s vs. Blue Jays (From 7/4/14 – 1-0 A’s win; Derek Norris scores winning run in the 12th inning.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 3:00 PM

Kings vs. Lakers (From 12/27/18 – 117-116 Kings win; Bogdan Bogdanovic’s 3-pointer at the buzzer leads the Kings to victory over the Lakers.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 5:00 PM

A’s vs. White Sox (From 7/4/17 – 7-6 A’s win; Franklin Barreto hits game-ending home run.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 7:00 PM

A’s vs. White Sox (From 4/18/18 – 12-11 A’s win; Matt Olson drives in Marcus Semien for the winning run in the 14th inning.)

 

Saturday, April 11 at 9:00 PM

Sharks vs. Rangers (From 10/8/13 – 9-2 Sharks win; Tomás Hertl scores four goals.)

 

Sunday, April 12 at 3:00 PM

A’s at Padres (From 6/19/18 – 4-2 A’s win; Stephen Piscotty homers in the 9th inning to tie the game and Jed Lowrie hits a two-run homer in the 10th inning.)

 

Sunday, April 12 at 5:00 PM

A’s at Mariners (From 9/24/18 – 7-3 A’s win; A’s clinch playoff berth and beat Seattle behind Khris Davis’ major-league leading 46th home run.)

 

Sunday, April 12 at 7:00 PM

Sharks at Golden Knights (From 4/21/19 – 2-1 Sharks win; Tomás Hertl scores a short-handed goal in the second overtime and forces a deciding Game 7.)

 

Sunday, April 12 at 9:00 PM

Sharks vs. Golden Knights (From 4/23/19 – 5-4 Sharks win; Barclay Goodrow’s overtime goal sends San Jose into the second round of the playoffs. The Game 7 matchup features the Sharks erasing a three-goal deficit by scoring four times on one power-play.)

 

Monday, April 13 at 8:00 PM

Sharks at Oilers (From 4/12/17 – 3-2 Sharks win; Melker Karlsson scores in overtime and the Sharks take Game 1 of the first-round Western Conference series.)

 

Tuesday, April 14 at 6:00 PM

Kings at Heat (From 1/25/18 – 89-88 Kings win; De’Aaron Fox’s rebound dunk with 3 seconds left in the game leads the Kings to victory over Miami.)

 

Tuesday, April 14 at 8:00 PM

Earthquakes vs. Whitecaps FC (From 3/11/17 – 3-2 Earthquakes win; Quakes come back from two goals down to defeat the Whitecaps.)

 

Wednesday, April 15 at 6:00 PM

Kings vs. 76ers (From 11/9/17 – 109-108 Kings win; De’Aaron Fox’s jumper with 13.3 seconds remaining in the game defeats Philadelphia.)

 

Wednesday, April 15 at 8:00 PM

A’s at Red Sox (From 5/15/18 – 5-3 A’s win; Stephen Piscotty homers in his first at-bat after being reinstated from the bereavement list. As Piscotty crosses home plate, he makes an emotional salute to his late mother, Gretchen.)

 

Thursday, April 16 at 8:00 PM

Sharks vs. Hurricanes (From 12/7/17 – 5-4 Sharks win; Brent Burns scores game winner 22 seconds into overtime.)

 

Friday, April 17 at 8:00 PM

Fans to vote @NBCSAthletics for “Authentic Fan Friday” game: 

A’s at Blue Jays (From 8/9/13 – 14-6 A’s win; Josh Reddick homers in three consecutive at-bats.)

OR

A’s at Rays (From 5/15/16 — 7-6 A’s win; Danny Valencia hits three homers, including a two-run shot in the ninth inning.)

 

A complete list of “Classic” games available at NBCSportsBayArea.com/BayAreaClassics

Warriors and Kings broadcast territory restrictions apply

Schedule Subject to Change

NOTE:  For the latest news, analysis, team/league updates and team-specific podcasts, visit NBCSportsBayArea.com and download the “MyTeams by NBC Sports” app.

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