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Todd McLellan cited Andrew Desjardins' refusal to give up ice as the main reason the youngster saw so much ice Tuesday. Now it's time to bring it every night.

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Kaepernick's playoff plan -- no changes

The 49ers remain one hit away from playing a rookie under center in the playoffs, but Colin Kaepernick insisted in his Q&A with CSNBayArea.com, he wouldn't change the 49ers' offense a bit.

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49ers recognize passing of former players Conner, Smith

The San Francisco 49ers family lost two special men this past December who performed great services over the years to both the franchise and the entire Bay Area, receiver Clyde Conner and end Charlie Smith.

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Did Ellis wait too long again? He says 'No'

Again, Monta Ellis had the ball with regulation running out, but the Warriors were unable to get off the potential game-winning shot against Miami. The Golden State guard is standing by his actions.

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Matt Steinmetz chat transcript (1.11.12)

What a win for the Warriors last night. Has Mark Jackson's team turned a corner, and can they keep the momentum going when they face the Magic on Thursday? What's the latest on Kwame Brown's shoulder problem and Stephen Curry's ankle? Chat with NBA...

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Smith, Brees lead teams in different ways

While Drew Brees continues to put up history-making numbers for the New Orleans Saints, much of Alex Smith's season has been about what he hasn't done -- turn the ball over.

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W's looked death in face, came away with odd smile

The Warriors were on the verge of dropping to 2-7, until their comeback from 17 down galvanized the crowd en route to a thrilling victory. More: Matt Steinmetz's Inside Take

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Down 17, Warriors force OT and win wild one over Heat 111-106

The Warriors stormed back from a 17-point second-half deficit to force overtime and outlasted the Heat 111-106. Monta Ellis, Dorell Wright scored 20, and Nate Robinson led the Warriors with 24 off the bench.

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McKenzie's coaching search 'will begin immediately'

It didn't take long for Reggie McKenzie to fire head coach Hue Jackson and he won't waste anytime looking for his replacement.

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Will Waufle's promotion be recognized by new coach?

With Hue Jackson being fired, it leaves our Raiders Insider wondering what happens to his assistant coaches, many of which were in the audience at the Raiders media conference this afternoon.

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