Watch CBS News
Sports Illustrated's Chris Mannix talks playoffs and the NBA Draft on The Drive.
Always Dreaming could be a star in the making and he'll be the heavy favorite Saturday in the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore.
Taking the mound with the lead in the second inning after a rough start to the game was just what Sonny Gray needed to get back on track.
Beth Mowins, who will join us on The Lo-Down Friday at 12:30pm, will be the first woman to call a Monday Night Football game, as her and Rex Ryan will be in the booth for the second game of the week 1 double header between the Los Angeles Chargers and Denver Broncos.
On the Thursday edition of The Grant Napear Show with Doug Christie, the fellas speak with 49'ers draft pick Ahkello Witherspoon, discuss Kings draft prospects and talk all strategies the team should be preparing for.
On the Thursday edition of the Lo-Down the guys cover the NBA Playoffs, NBA Draft, and changes in the NFL Overtime rules. All that and more on The Lo-Down exclusively on Sports 1140 KHTK daily from 12-3PM.
Doris Burke, ESPN Analyst and Western Conference Finals Sideline Reporter, joins the Lo-Down to talk about the series between the Spurs and Warriors, and how the Spurs can get back in to the series.
The Sacramento Kings have the #5 pick, who does Tim Doyle think they'll get?
In WWE Backlash 2017, SmackDown's first pay-per-view since WrestleMania 33, Randy Orton defends title against Jinder Mahal.
Dave, Kayte and Nate tackle a plethora of sports topics from LaVar Ball to the Connor McGregor and Floyd Mayeather fight on The Drive.
Urijah Faber shares his thoughts on the McGregor vs Mayweather fight on The Drive.
Sacramento Kings head coach Dave Joerger talks the NBA Draft Lottery and future of the Kings on The Drive.
NBA.com's Scott Howard-Cooper joins Dave, Kayte and Nate on The Drive.
Always Dreaming and his trainer Todd Pletcher proved their skeptics wrong with a resounding win in the 143rd running of the Kentucky Derby.
Christian Bergman had the best start of his career right when the Seattle Mariners needed it.
