SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick did not play in the teams preseason opener Sunday night because of continued soreness in his right shoulder.After the 49ers 24-13 loss to the Houston Texans, coach Chip Kelly said he doesnt believe Kaepernicks shoulder tightness will be a lingering issue.Its nothing thats a long-term thing, Kelly said. Its just a day-to-day thing. He said he feels better as we go, but were not going to push him so we can have a proper evaluation.Kaepernick, who is competing with Blaine Gabbert for the starting job, has been battling the shoulder problem since Thursday. The shoulder issue left him unable to throw in the teams final two practices of the week.On Friday, Kelly and Kaepernick expressed some optimism that the quarterback would be able to play against the Texans but acknowledged it would be a decision made closer to game time.Kelly and Kaepernick pointed to the heavy workload -- between 86 and 102 throws per practice -- for a player coming off shoulder surgery as the primary reason for the discomfort in the shoulder.But the 49ers clearly didnt want to push Kaepernick to play when they have an important week coming with joint practices and a preseason game against the Denver Broncos.Colin isnt 100 percent, and it wouldnt have been fair to put him in and judge him in a competition, Kelly said. Were just trying to get him healthy and see if we can get him ready for this week against Denver. ?Kaepernick is still rebuilding arm endurance after an offseason in which he had to work his way back from shoulder, thumb and knee injuries. Kaepernick, a former high school pitcher, likened his shoulder issue to a pitcher having to bounce back after throwing a lot of pitches.I think its been the buildup, Kaepernick said Friday. Its something that you dont really get the reps of live action and that violent motion when you are practicing in the offseason. So I think its just building my endurance in that area.Ive experienced that a couple of times in my baseball career. My arm has always snapped back quick so (Im) not too concerned about it.With Kaepernick out, Gabbert started at quarterback against the Texans. Gabbert finished 4-of-10 for 63 yards with a touchdown and three carries for 18 yards. After a rough pair of drives to start, Gabbert led a touchdown drive before calling it a night.The good thing is he did settle down, Kelly said. I thought the ball he threw to Vance [McDonald] was outstanding. There were some real positives you can build on. 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Jim Rutherford, President and General Manager of the Carolina Hurricanes, announced Wednesday that the team would assign Swedish forward Elias Lindholm to his nations team for the upcoming tournament.AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley does not believe his side getting to the Sky Bet League Two play-off final is the biggest achievement in the clubs history.The Dons were formed in 2002 following a decision to move Wimbledon to Milton Keynes and after starting a new club and climbing back into the Football League for the start of the 2011-12 season, the club now face Plymouth on Monday for a chance to play in League One next seasonArdley, who took over as manager in November 2012, believes the actions of his predecessor Terry Brown, who led his side to promotion through the Conference play-offs, were more important. Is this the biggest game in the clubs history? No, said Ardley, whose side edged past Accrington 3-2 on aggregate in the semi-finals.Terry Brown getting us in the (Football) League was big, us beating Fleetwood on the last game of the season to stay in the League, theyre significantly bigger.But Wimbledon, Wembley has got a ring to it. Just seeing the fans and the elation and the comments you just think it means so much.As a kid I always wanted to be a manager even when I was young and I was playing.I always dreamed of not only playing at Wembley but more so leading the team out, and to realise that at a young age when my parents are still alive and my wife and daughters, Im all of a sudden quite cool in my daughters eyes.I was really emotional after the Accrington game. That game, the significance of that game wasnt just the promotion. Just to have this occasion is massive.Ardley signed his first professional playing contract with Wimbledon in 1991 while he was still at school and stayed with the club for 11 years before joining Watford.Despite the Wimbledon he played for becoming MK Dons and the fans forming the new club, Ardley believes this is another step in the clubs history and not the first time Wimbledon have been to Wembley - the Dons famously beat all-conquering Liverpool in the 1988 FA Cup final.He said: Its the next time Wimbledon have got to Wembley.Wimbledon, my club, these fans that support me now and that are on my board, they used to watch me play.I ask the question - whats a football club? Getting us in the (Football) League was big, us beating Fleetwood on the last game of the season to stay in the League, theyre significantly bigger.dddddddddddd Neal Ardley The chairmen come and go, the players come and go, stadiums get built, everything can change in a football club, the one thing that stays constant, that gets passed down, is fans.What is a football club? Its fans.Ultimately these fans were there watching me, they were there in the 70s and the 60s and ultimately theyre still there now, and the same fans who were asking for autographs from me when I was 16 and 17 coming through the ranks are coming up to me now and showing me photographs of that time now.Im taking Wimbledon back to Wembley for the first time since 1988.The history of the club is a story which is known all around the world and author John Green, who wrote The Fault in Our Stars, has signed the rights to turn it into a film describing it as the greatest underdog sports story youve ever heard.A win at Wembley on Monday would see Wimbledon move into League One for the first time and Ardley is confident the players will use the history to help them on the pitch and may even use some of the sentiment in his pre-match team talk.He said: I normally get a gut feel with the team talks.Normally I try to keep it quite level, but I will know that on the day, with five minutes to go.They know the aim is that we will be stronger next year than this year and listening to them talk, I think they are keen to leave a legacy.They look at the history of what has happened and they have more connection this group than any other team I have had with the fans and I think they are keen to say, This is our time now. The story is Hollywood.I just think if we can win on Monday it might go from the film being cut at the play-off win that Terry Brown had and me not being in the film to the film just being extended and me getting a part!Also See:League Two videoFixturesTableLive on Sky ' ' '