Evan Webeck is a San Francisco Giants beat writer at the Bay Area News Group. With a background covering Major League Sports and a keen interest in competitive sports, Evan has previously reported on the Philadelphia Phillies and various topics for The Seattle Times, showcasing his versatility in sports journalism. He has been featured in numerous publications, including the Chicago Tribune and the Fresno Bee.
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Evan Webeck's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly baseball and the San Francisco Giants. He places a significant emphasis on event coverage, evolving stories, and expert commentary within this domain.
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SANTA CLARA — It was a novel scene, one not seen in almost a month of training camp.
The 49ers released a statement following the news that team owner Jed York had been arrested.
The San Francisco 49ers wouldn't be in the hands of Jed York without a legal scandal.
SANTA CLARA — Kyle Shanahan fielded 15 questions, and maybe it convinced him that what he was about to say in response to the 16th would manifest itself into the truth.
By: Evan Webeck
SANTA CLARA — The 49ers were missing more than 20 players with various ailments for their final practice of training camp. They're just trying to make it to Week 1.
Kyle Shanahan doesn't like tough decisions, at least not when it comes to the position battles that will determine the 49ers' roster.
By: Evan Webeck
SAN JOSE — Safe to assume, just about everybody who forked over $10 to sit on metal bleachers under the blazing sun Saturday afternoon shared some personal connection to the players making their season debuts on the turf at San Jose City College.
There's no bigger question mark on the 49ers' roster than the interior of the offensive line, where the competition at left guard was uninspiring and they lost the player brought in to back up center to an apparently severe concussion.
“I always tell everyone, the final 53,” head coach Kyle Shanahan said last week, “all that means is the final 53 that day.”
Switch between CA and NY editions here. SANTA CLARA — The San Francisco 49ers have an Aaron Donald problem. And it's one they didn't see coming.
