The Late Shift: What Sport Is In The Most Trouble?

The Late Shift airs Monday - Friday at 10pm CST

Tonight on The Late Shift we take a look 15 years into the future of sports. If you had to pick one sport, which one would not be here in 15 years?

by +Rodney Fisher

First-Ever Basketball without Borders Global Camp at All-Star to Feature Top 39 Campers from 23 Countries

(Press Release) NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2014 – The National Basketball Association (NBA) and the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) today announced the 39 campers from 23 countries who will travel to New York City for the first-ever Basketball without Borders (BWB) Global Camp.  The camp will be held February 13-15 at Baruch College in Manhattan as part of NBA All-Star 2015 in New York City, and Nike will be the official partner.

Courtesy of NBA Communications

Steph Curry Goes Off For 51, Russell Westbrook Goes For 45

NBA All-Stars Steph Curry and Russell Westbrook light it up

We all know that playing point guard in the Western Conference is hard in the NBA. Stephen Curry and Russell Westbrook proved last night that you have to be ready to put up the big numbers.

by +Rodney Fisher

Atlanta Hawks Starting Five Named Eastern Conference Player of the Month

The starting five for the Atlanta Hawks are all named Eastern Conference
Players of the Month by the NBA. Photo credit: NBA 

After going 17-0 in the month of January, a NBA record, the entire starting five for the Atlanta Hawks is named Eastern Conference Player of the Week. Another first in NBA history.

by +Rodney Fisher

The Late Shift Returns

The Late Shift returns to radio tonight.

My return back to sports radio was not an easy decision, but one that I felt I had to make.
by +Rodney Fisher

Tiger Woods Drops Out of the Top 50 in Rankings

Woods trying to find his game. Photo Credit: Brian Spurlock/USA Today Sports
 

Tiger Wood's struggles reviving his career continue into this new golf season.

By: Michael Hanley

NFL Honors Recap

JJ Watt was among the award winners. Photo Credit: Getty Images

NFL Honors award Saturday evening had Aaron Rodgers take home MVP, and J.J Watt take home defensive player of the year.

 By: Niqko Marshall

2015 NBA All-Star Reserves Named; Cousins In, No Lillard or Mavs included

DeMarcus Cousins selected to replace Kobe Bryant. This will
be his first NBA All-Star selection. Photo credit: NBA

The NBA has announced the All-Star game reserves with many new names, but also some noteable misses. The heated debate of selections has carried over to social media, television, the web, and soon to be your local barbershop. The Portland Police department even got in on the debate.

by +Rodney Fisher