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Garrett Richards felt some cramping in his biceps, as if someone had punched him in his pitching arm.
Bully Ray, half of the legendary Dudley Boyz tag team, talks about moving on from WWE to Ring of Honor, WrestleMania, fan reactions, more.
In the first game of the season, New York Mets minor league outfielder Tim Tebow hit a home run in his first at-bat.
On the Wednesday edition of the Grant Napear Show featuring Doug Christie, the fellas get you set for the Masters opening round, all the latest news around the Oakland Raiders and Marshanw Lynch plus speak to Garrett Temple and Chris Landry for their weekly appearances.
Golf's first major and most recognizable course are on the center of the sports stage over the next 4 days as the Masters begins on Thursday. I share a few thoughts on what to watch for this week.
Richard Deitsch, Sports Illustrated Media Reporter, joins the Lo-Down to talk about Tony Romo joining CBS, and what type of work goes in to a move like that.
Sam Amick, KHTK NBA Insider/USA Today, joins the Lo-Down as the NBA season winds down, and Russell Westbrook tying Oscar Robertson's Triple-Double record.
On the Wednesday edition of the Lo-Down the guys cover the Sacramento Kings, NBA, and talk with Richard Deitsch. All that and more on The Lo-Down exclusively on Sports 1140 KHTK daily from 12-3PM.
Retired running back Marshawn Lynch has visited the Oakland Raiders as he decides whether to come back to the NFL and the team decides whether it wants to acquire the hometown favorite.
Take a look at the top five QB prospects in this year's NFL Draft.
Patrick Ewing has been making the rounds with the media after being hired to take over as head coach of the Hoyas.
Dave, Kayte, and Nate talk Kings, tanking, The Masters, paying college athletes, and so much more on the Wednesday edition of The Drive.
With the Masters set to start at Augusta, CBS Sports' Nick Faldo and Jim Nantz highlight the many storylines at this year's first major.
Adrian Ross debates paying college athletes on The Drive.
Not all athletes who suffer serious head injuries are able to overcome the physical and psychological wounds.
