California native Anthony Kim became the youngest PGA Tour winner since Sergio Garcia in 2001 and he's no flash-in-the-pan. Kim  plays with a confidence and swagger. Plus, things I can't get out of my head.

UCLA Bruin player Chace Stanback is the second to leave the team in only a month.  Stanback had fond words for his soon to be former team. 

The baseball season is a long one and it's barely underway, so there's plenty of time for Andruw Jones and the Dodgers to turn it around. It is too early to worry about the standings in the National League West.

Trevor Immelman was the best golfer on the grounds of Augusta National last weekend, but after shooting a 75 in the final round it begs the question, “Is Augusta National too difficult?”

With apologies to Kevin Garnett, the NBA's MVP award race is a close one between the Hornets' Chris Paul and the Lakers' Kobe Bryant. Will this finally be the year for Kobe? Only a few games left!

You could argue that there are a lot of keys for the Dodgers this season, but these five could be the most important. The Dodgers continue to be bitten by the injury bug and the season hasn’t even started.

A brief look at all four regions for the NCAA basketball tournament and who will make it to the Final Four and cut down the nets in San Antonio. There are only seven teams that have a chance to cut down the nets. 

Phil Jackson said Tuesday that Bynum would be out until the playoffs, then in an about face, on Wednesday he changed that time frame.  This is not the first time the LA coach has changed his story.

The Lakers led by 25 points through the third quarter, but were up only 101-100. Derek Fisher made one of two foul shots after that, and then Dirk Nowitzki missed a 3-pointer as time expired.

Darren Fells had 19 points and seven rebounds to lead UC Irvine past Long Beach State 77-63 in the first round of the Big West Conference tournament Wednesday night. Fans are celebrating the victory.

UCLA shouldn't have too much trouble reaching their third straight Final Four, not necessarily because they are playing well but because the NCAA Tournament is in need of some tweaking.

Golf's Weekly Power Rankings differ from the Official World Golf Rankings in that they take into account more of what a golfer has done lately as opposed to going back two years.

I know whoever is playing Tiger Woods on Sunday is going to lose, but do they have to look so happy while doing it?

Joe Torre knows he's not in New York anymore, but will he be able to adjust to a different league with different rules, a different team, and a different ballpark?