Audio: The Grant Napear Show - April 12, 2011
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Chris Webber, Kenny, and Chuck talk about what basketball will be like if the Kings leave Sacramento.
Kobe Bryant has been fined $100,000 by the NBA for using a derogatory gay term in frustration over a referee's call.
If LeBron James' move to Miami made him a villain to some, fans like dressing as a bad guy.
Former Sacramento King Chris Webber says he's trying to keep the Kings in Sacramento.
Jason Ross fills in as guest host for Grant on today's show. To start things off, Jason gets us caught up with the headlines in the sports world, takes calls from listeners who vent about the Kings possible move.
DeMarcus Cousins was in studio with Grant Napear taking calls and questions from fans. Demarcus talked about everything from Kentucky basketball to his "lightbulb scale".
Grant crammed the usual 3 hours into 60 minutes this afternoon, broadcasting from Dallas before the Kings tip off against the Mavericks.
Kemba Walker scored 16 points and Connecticut beat Butler 53-41 on Monday night to give Jim Calhoun his third national championship, something only four other coaches have done.
OK, not the entire conference, trumpeted as the country's best when it sent a record 11 teams to the NCAA tournament. But the Bulldogs will face Connecticut, yet another of college basketball's blueboods, on Monday night as they try to make up for last year's last-second heartbreak against Duke.
The Dodgers' newfound aggression on the basepaths paid off with a second straight victory over the defending World Series champions.
