Courtesy NBC Bay Area

Courtesy NBC Bay Area

Sports: SF around the Internet

Here's a look at some things you might have missed in the San Francisco sports world Wednesday.

The Giants' World Series Trophy flew to New York City again and sat in row 2C. (NBC Bay Area)

Now that the 49ers have a head coach, the team can start shaping its 2015 roster. What else needs to change? (Bleacher Report)

The Giants designated for assignment second baseman Marco Scutaro to make room for Nori Aoki. (SF Chronicle)

The San Francisco Dons have a lot of resilience and are upbeat about the weeks ahead. (West Coast Convo)

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