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The Warriors are without Stephen Curry as they take on the star-studded Knicks. New York has a slight third-quarter lead at Oracle. Watch the game on CSN Bay Area and follow along with In-Game Live!

Quakes add Honduran defender Victor Bernardez

The San Jose Earthquakes have signed 29-year-old Honduran defender Victor Bernardez, the team announced Wednesday.

Curry will sit out against New York Knicks

Stephen Curry will not play in Wednesdays game against the New York Knicks. Coach Mark Jackson said the team is going to give Curry some time to rest his ankle, though indicated that he could return by Saturday.

LIVE: Holiday Bowl -- Cal vs. Texas

Jeff Tedford's Golden Bears are taking on the Texas Longhorns at the Holiday Bowl in San Diego, where Ray Ratto is in the press box. Follow along with all the college football action with In-Game Live!

Injury report: Willis expected to be ready

Patrick Willis is expected to be available for the 49ers' season finale Sunday, if the team decides to play him. Willis went through limited practice Wednesday, as the 49ers began preparations to face the St. Louis Rams.

Handzus helps McGinn to career year

Whether you consider the chemistry or the stats, the connection on the Sharks' third line is undeniable between Jamie McGinn, and his centerman, Michal Handzus.

Why Joe Hastings is best bet to fill roster spot for 49ers

Lots of reaction from fans on possible promotion of WR Joe Hastings to 49ers 53-man roster over T.O., others. So, why him?

A's deal Bailey to Boston

The A's have traded Andrew Bailey and Ryan Sweeney to Boston for three players. Bailey is the third pitcher to depart in 2011.More: CSNNE profiles Miles Head Another one bites the dust

Sharks-Canucks: What to watch for

An NHL-best power play has helped the Canucks to a 13-3-1 record in their last 17 games. Tonight they visit Ryane Clow and the Sharks. More: Handzus mentors McGinn McGinn labeled 'Canuck hunter'

Pac-12, Big Ten announce historic partnership

The Pac-12 and Big Ten announced Wednesday that the conferences have signed an agreement to play each other in football, starting in 2017, and other sports starting in 2012.