The NBA is also heating up, especially after a big 27-point comeback win from the Los Angeles Lakers. Anthony Davis finished with 30 points, while LeBron James added 26. However, the King gingerly limped out of the tunnel after the game. Colin Cowherd discusses why he is not sold on the Lakers based on health alone.
The combine is coming this week, which means that the NFL Draft is approaching very soon. The Chicago Bears currently hold the No. 1 pick but are reportedly 'leaning toward' trading it. Justin Fields is coming off another tough season and his name is in trade rumors, but should the Bears do it? Colin Cowherd explains Chicago should move off the No. 1 pick and predicts whether Fields will be out or not.
Jake Paul suffered his first lost in his boxing career yesterday in a split-decision loss to Tommy Fury. Paul did get a knockdown in the eighth and final round but it wasn’t enough to keep his record perfect. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to Fury’s win vs. Paul.
The Los Angeles Lakers completed the biggest comeback win in the NBA this season in a 111-108 win over the Dallas Mavericks. LA was down 27 points with just over seven minutes to go in the second quarter. Anthony Davis had a game-high 30 points and LeBron James, who finished playing the game despite suffering a foot injury, added 26 points. Kyrie Irving and Luka Dončić finished with 21 and 26 points respectively for the Mavs. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe discuss the Lakers win vs. Mavericks.
Blue bloods Kentucky, Duke and North Carolina are struggling. Patrick Everson spoke to oddsmakers and sharps to see if there is betting value on them for March Madness.
The LA Clippers entered last night’s fourth quarter down nine points to the Denver Nuggets. Ty Lue sat Russell Westbrook for the entire fourth quarter as the Clippers came back and forced overtime. Russ remained on the bench during overtime but the Clippers could not complete the comeback and lost 134-124 in overtime. Shannon Sharpe shares his biggest takeaways from the game.
The deal to acquire a 25% stake in the Bucks puts the value of the NBA franchise at $3.5 billion, a person with knowledge of the negotiations said Monday.
The Pirates' Rich Hill is a competitor, an odds-beater, a teacher, a maniac, a dude, and now, after 21 seasons of professional baseball, the oldest active player in MLB.
The Yankees check in at No. 20 in our comprehensive ranking of each MLB franchise's 26-and-under talent. We look at the organization through the prism of top prospect Anthony Volpe.
NASCAR's Xfinity Series race at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana was suspended on Saturday and postponed to Sunday. Cole Custer finished first in the first and second stage, but placed 27th on the final lap. John H. Nemechek of Joe Gibbs Racing won the final lap followed by Sam Mayer in second and Justin Allgaier in third. Nemechek earned his third career Xfinity Series victory and won the final race at Auto Club Speedway.
Seattle Sounders FC went head to head against the Colorado Rapids. Seattle dominated the first half with goals from Cristian Roldan in the 25th minute followed by a goal from Jordan Morris in the 45th minute to end the half. Sounders kept up their intensity and scored another two goals in the second half by Héber in the 53rd minute and Jordan Morris in the 83rd minute. The Sounders defeated the Rapids 4-0.
In this week's edition of Fast Thoughts with Bob Pockrass, Pockrass discussed Kyle Busch's win at Fontana and how many races he can win with RCR this season.
Chase Elliott on Kyle Busch challenging for the wins at the Clash, Daytona and then the win at Fontana: “I’m not surprised and anybody who is should rethink their NASCAR knowledge.”
Chase Elliott won't say that one second-place finish is a sign that his team has turned the corner after a lackluster end of 2022, but he believes that it is a step in the right direction.
Jaime Little spoke with Ross Chastain after he finished 3rd at the Nascar Cup series race at Fontana. He spoke about Kyle Busch passing him up in the race and also praised his teams' performance so far this season.
NASCAR continued its west coast travels with the Pala Casino 400 as Ross Chastain and Kyle Busch started stage one with a fury! Busch was a strong contender to win the first stage until he suffered a pit-stop penalty which played a role into Busch finishing 12th. Chastain cruised to a comfortable first-place finish. Chastain continued this theme in the second stage where he again finished in first place, followed by Kyle Busch and Joey Logano. However, in the final stage, Busch took it to another level and was able to win the Pala Casino 400. With the victory, Busch holds the all-time record for consecutive cup seasons with a victory at 19 and is now ninth in the all-time victories list.