Michael Nowels is a Sports Editor at The Mercury News and East Bay Times. With a focus on competitive sports, team sports, and major league sports, he covers a wide range of topics including sports business and international sports leagues. Michael's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Boston Herald, Miami Herald, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
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Michael Nowels' coverage primarily focuses on local sports teams such as the San Francisco 49ers, Golden State Warriors, and college football in the Bay Area. He is particularly interested in event coverage and evolving stories related to these teams.
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The second half featured several chances for Bay to tie the game, but they couldn't capitalize
The second half featured several chances for Bay to tie the game, but they couldn’t capitalize.
By: Michael Nowels
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Buster Posey is facing difficult questions as the Giants have struggled mightily over their first two months of his second season as the club's president of baseball operations.
By: Michael Nowels
SF Giants' lineup has struggled to get enough batters hot at the right time as they sit second-to-last in NL standings
By: Michael Nowels
The Giants’ lineup has struggled to get enough batters hot at the right time as they sit second-to-last in NL standings.
By: Michael Nowels
Mendoza finished his coursework at Berkeley in three years before transferring to Indiana and leading Hoosiers to national championship in South Florida against his hometown school, Miami
By: Michael Nowels
Fernando Mendoza's journey as a Cal Bear is officially complete.
By: Curtis Pashelka, Michael Nowels
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Earthquakes are riding the high of being this season's unexpected contender in MLS , but it was a former academy player of theirs who provided a surprise Tuesday.
By: Michael Nowels, Curtis Pashelka
“For the general public, Diego Luna has been the marketing machine for US Soccer,” Taylor Twellman said.
By: Curtis Pashelka, Michael Nowels
“For the general public, Diego Luna has been the marketing machine for US Soccer,” Twellman said. “He’s been in every commercial, he’s been in every advertisement. The fact that they had the kit, the jersey reveal, he was in tha…
