Welcome To The Ultimate Sports Guide

The Ultimate Sports Guide publishes definitive baseball and football issues every year for avid San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California sports fans. Distributed free of charge, each seasonal issue provides extensive professional and collegiate team coverage through feature articles, player interviews and profiles, photo essays, schedules, seating charts and directories. Issues become invaluable sports reference guides throughout the season and the full-color, glossy, 120-page magazine is often referred to as the Bay Area's own Sports Illustrated.

Golden State Warriors Championship Parade

Earthquakes Suffer Defeat to Atlanta United FC, 5-4

INDYCAR Grand Prix of Sonoma

Giants drop 3-2 decision to Colorado Rockies

Cal cruises to 45-23 win over Idaho State

Cardinal turns back Aggies, 30-10, to remain unbeaten

Quakes overwhelmed by Sporting Kansas City FC, 5-1

49ers fall to Chargers in last preseason game, 23-21

San Francisco Giant Race

Raiders fall to Rams in season opener on Monday Night, 33-13

Oakland Raiders Khalil Mack now a Chicago Bear

United States women’s national soccer team defeats Chile, 4–0

Harlem Globetrotters visit Santa Rosa with wild success

3BALL USA opens locally, top prize of $50,000 goes to the New Yorkies

Will Jon Gruden coach the Raiders for 10 years? "I don't have a guarantee to be alive for 10 years."

Interview with Suzyn Waldman, New York Yankees Broadcaster
By Amaury Pi-Gonzalez
Sports Today - Issue No. 241

The New York Yankees paid their recent visit to the Oakland Athletics at the Coliseum. Prior to the last game of the three-game series, I spoke with WFAN's Suzyn Waldman, who handles commentary on all Yankee games with play-by-play man John Sterling.

Suzyn has been broadcasting sports for 32 years. This interview was conducted inside her broadcast booth at the Coliseum a good three hours prior to the game that night.

Q: Suzyn, how did you get started in sports broadcasting after 30 years of doing this?

A: Oh boy. Well, when I started I was in theater before I did this and musical theater was changing and the only other thing I knew was sports. I had my own season tickets at baseball games with my grandfather when I was three and I was a sports person but it was always my avocation, because little girls didn't do that. I was on .... Read More.