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

The Warriors are still No. 1 in power rankings after going 3-1 this past week. (Golden Gate Sports)

The A's are preparing to spend $18.56 million on relievers this year. (San Jose Mercury News)

Here are five offseason needs that the Raiders should address. (Fansided)

The 49ers are a little more than $500,000 under the salary cap, so here's what they should do during the free agency. (Bleacher Report)

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