Watch CBS News
The nerves are gone. Spending your franchise's first 20 minutes in a Stanley Cup Final standing around while your opponent zips unimpeded from one end of the ice to the other will do that.
According to the L.A. Times, former Sacramento Kings head coach, George Karl, has put his Sacramento home up for sale just a few months after being fired.
Sacramento Kings PG Darren Collison had some off the court issues yesterday that have been perceived negatively by the mass public. Hear Dave, Kayte and Nate discuss if Darren should be punished with out knowing all of the details of the situation. Plus, all around broadcaster Kenny Albert joins the show to break down game two of the Stanley Cup Finals. All that and more, on the all new morning show, The Drive heard only on Sports 1140 KHTK! Daily 6-9 AM
CBS Sports on-course reporter Peter Kostis looks at The Memorial Tournament and what to expect from the packed field at Muirfield Village.
Jake Peavy faced the minimum 21 batters through seven innings, Denard Span drove in two runs with three hits and the San Francisco Giants beat the Atlanta Braves 4-0 on Tuesday night.
Danny Valencia homered and drove in three runs, Stephen Vogt had three hits and drove in two and the Oakland Athletics won their fourth straight, beating the Minnesota Twins 7-4 on Tuesday night.
Collison was booked into Placer County Jail on one count of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant
Grant spent most of the Show talking about the Golden State Warriors and their upcoming matchup with the Cleveland Cavs in the NBA Finals. Grant had on Scott Howard-Cooper, from NBA.com, to talk about the NBA Finals and the upcoming NBA Draft. Next Grant had on Bret Hedican, from the San Jose Sharks Radio Network, to talk about Game One of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Sharks and the Penguins. Grant then finished the show with the Voice of the Golden State Warriors, Tim Roye, to talk about the Warriors Game Seven win over the Oklahoma City Thunder, and what to expect in the NBA Finals.
Jordan Spieth, the second-ranked golfer on the PGA Tour, silences the doubters, at least for now, with win at Colonial.
Did the Warriors win the Western Conference Finals, or did the Thunder give it to them? Either way, Golden State is favored to repeat.
Jordan Spieth overcame recent struggles with consistency, shooting four rounds in the 60s to win the Dean & DeLuca Invitational at Colonial.
The Thunder took the Warriors to the brink of elimination leaving fans and critics wondering if the greatest regular season team could give everyone an NBA Finals repeat.
Alexander Rossi earned $2,548,743 for winning the 100th running of the Indianapolis 500.
Walk-off wins make such a huge impact in the Major League Baseball standings, as we saw last week in the National League West Division.
The opening act of San Jose's first Stanley Cup appearance was a dud. Brent Burns and the Sharks think the sequel will be much better.
