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Bob Melvin threw batting practice to Khris Davis all spring and cannot remember the slugger clearing the fences once. Not in an exhibition game, either.
Tony Romo is retiring rather than trying to chase a Super Bowl with another team.
Justin Jackson delivered the go-ahead three-point play and North Carolina scored the last eight points for a 71-65 win over Gonzaga.
It's a big Monday in sports, as it's opening day for a lot of MLB teams, including the Oakland A's and the finale for the NCAA tournament, as the championship between the Gonzaga Bulldogs and North Carolina Tar heels takes place. Hear Doug and Grant speak about those topics as well as with Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman all in hour one.
He will make his first start since when he takes the ball for the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday night at Oakland - exactly six months to the day after his frightening injury. He now wears protective headgear.
In one of the awkward twists of relocation, the Chargers began offseason workouts on Monday in the city they called home for 56 seasons before team Chairman Dean Spanos decided to move because he couldn't get San Diego to help him pay for a new stadium.
After a two-decade long partnership, the NHL and IOC have cut ties.
On the Monday edition of the Lo-Down the guys cover everything from College Basketball, NBA, and MLB. All that and more on The Lo-Down exclusively on Sports 1140 KHTK daily from 12-3PM.
Gonzaga and North Carolina are evenly matched, even if the Bulldogs lack the Tar Heels' NCAA Tournament pedigree.
The San Francisco Giants lose to the Arizona Diamondbacks.
A court hearing has been postponed for a Texas teenager charged with capital murder in the shooting deaths of his mother and father, who was a standout linebacker for Texas A&M before a brief NFL career.
Dave, Kayte, and Nate are all back together for a new week of sports talk featuring opening day in the MLB, the NCAA basketball tournament, Sacramento Kings basketball, and more.
Tomas Hertl knows the San Jose Sharks might need him now more than ever.
WWE's version of the Super Bowl also saw John Cena take a knee.
The Tar Heels dominated on the offensive glass in closing out the Ducks.
