SF’s First Women’s Sports Bar Set to Open This Week

SF’s first women’s sports bar set to open this week

(KRON) – San Francisco’s first women’s sports bar will be opening its doors. Rikki’s has announced the sports bar will be up and running on Wednesday. The sports bar says the space is “a place to celebrate every game, every tournament, every win and to find each other.” Rikki’s website said the establishment is the only sports bar in the San Francisco Bay Area that is dedicated to celebrating women’s sports and serving the diverse and inclusive …

First women's sports bar in San Francisco opens this week

The Oklahoma City Thunder have a new Big Three, and AT&T might want to re-think its commercial. Warriors forward Draymond Green broke down Oklahoma City’s win over the Indiana Pacers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on the latest episode of his podcast, “The Draymond Green Show With Baron Davis,” and explained why veteran guard Alex Caruso, not young center Chet Holmgren, is the Thunder’s third-most-important player behind his undisputed No. 1 and No…

Draymond Green believes the Thunder's 'third-most-important player' is Alex Caruso

Draymond Green believes the Thunder’s ‘third-most-important player’ is Alex Caruso - originally posted on Sportslens.com With a win in Game 2 on Sunday, the Thunder tied the 2025 NBA Finals at 1-1. Oklahoma City will be in Indiana to face the Pacers for Games 3 and 4.  On a recent episode of “The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis”, they discussed OKC’s Alex Caruso. Four-time NBA champ Draymond Green called Caruso the Thunder’s “third-most-imp…

Alex Caruso Steal Could Be What Puts the Thunder Over the Top

Caruso scored 20 points off the bench in the Thunder’s Game 2 blowout win, a reminder of the lopsided trade Sam Presti swung for him.

Chet Holmgren Hilariously Defends Alex Caruso As Thunder’s Veteran Leader Amid Age Gap With Young Roster

Chet Holmgren and Alex Caruso (Photo By Geoff Burke/Imagn Images) The Oklahoma City Thunder bounced back in a big way in Game 2 of the 2025 NBA Finals, defeating the Indiana Pacers 123-107 at a packed Paycom Center. While Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s 38 points stole headlines, it was Alex Carson’s gritty defense that set the tone and helped the Thunder even the series. Chet Holmgren, who also played a role in the wins, was praised by Caruso during …

Alex Caruso’s energy, offense fuel Thunder in Game 2: ‘We really feed off of that’

OKLAHOMA CITY — A back-door cut. A no-look pass from Cason Wallace. A whistle. An off-balance reverse layup. A deafening roar from the crowd.