# Kerry Crowley

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KROG #51

Time for the off-season (for the Giants at least). Kerry Crowley and I get into the question of whether the Giants should look to compete in 2027 or take a step back for runs in 2028 and 2029 — and whether or not it really changes their winter strategy very much. There R Giants is a reader-support…

Inside the Valkyries’ improbable run to the WNBA Finals

The Golden State Valkyries don’t have an MVP candidate, a dominant post player, or a lineup filled with All-Stars. But coach Natalie Nakase didn’t need a traditional roster to guide her team to the WNBA Finals. Led by Gabby Williams, Veronica Burton, and the league’s deepest rotation, the Valkyries…

Bold predictions for the Warriors' 2026-2027 season

It’s Year 18 for Stephen Curry, Year 13 for Steve Kerr, and the start of a new era for the Golden State Warriors. Well, sort of. The roster hasn’t changed much, but Kerr is committed to “reimagining” Golden State’s offense and leaning heavily on rookie Yaxel Lendeborg while veterans Jimmy Butler an…

The Giants' Best, Worst, and Weirdest Moments of 2026: Introducing The Posties

Connor Grossman and Kerry Crowley put the 2026 Giants season to bed once and for all. Introducing The Posties, celebrating the best, worst, weirdest, and most unforgettable moments of the Giants season. From Bryce Eldridge's grand slam to Rafael Devers' redemption arc, there's plenty for you to rem…

How the Valkyries' success landed the Bay the WNBA All-Star Game

In their second season, the Golden State Valkyries and their fans have made Chase Center the WNBA’s most intimidating arena for visiting teams. The Valkyries have sold out every home game and led the league in regular-season attendance for the second straight season. Their loud, loyal fan base made…

Will the 49ers make a trade deadline splash?

The 49ers are 6-0, quarterback Brock Purdy is playing some of the best football of his career, and a new-look defense is thriving under coordinator Raheem Morris. Despite the impressive start, injuries have wiped out depth at key positions and GM John Lynch is considering ways to upgrade the roster…

The Valkyries are one win away from glory. Can they finish the job?

Golden State Valkyries coach Natalie Nakase doesn’t care how other WNBA teams are built.When Nakase was hired in October 2024, she said she wanted her team to be known for defense and selflessness. Two years later, those qualities have the Valkyries one win away from a championship. Led by elite ri…

The Golden State Valkyries are WNBA champions

When the Valkyries played their first WNBA game in May 2025, they looked like any other expansion franchise. In an 84-67 loss that day to the Los Angeles Sparks, they were undersized, overmatched, and disconnected. A year and a half later, the Valkyries capped a remarkable rise to the top of the le…

Inside the Valkyries phenomenon

When Joe Lacob bought the Golden State Valkyries, he promised a WNBA championship within five years. They did it in two. On Saturday, the Valks beat the Atlanta Dream in Game 7 at Chase Center. They won without a single All-Star, with a roster full of players other teams gave up on, and in front o…

Giants' Roster Purge, Free Agent Dreams, and Eating Your Cegetables

Connor Grossman and Kerry Crowley return as the Giants begin a huge wave of roster cuts They break down who's gone, who's surprisingly sticking around, and where Buster Posey should go shopping this offseason. They also question the decision to keep much of the coaching staff intact, look ahead to …