Kevin Fiddler

Another post-game presser, another question posed to Raiders quarterback Derek Carr regarding his future with the Silver...

As the Triple-A season shifts into summer, the results have been eye-popping — team ERA's have skyrocketed thanks to what many are calling "juiced balls." 

The No. 2-ranked transfer in the nation, David Jenkins Jr., has opted to join his former coach and join UNLV's basketball team.

The Las Vegas Aces were already 6-to-1 favorites to win the 2019 WNBA title. That obviously wasn't enough for team president and head coach Bill Laimbeer, who orchestrated a blockbuster deal to land All-Star and last year's WNBA MVP runner-up Liz Cambage from the Dallas Wings.

The new Las Vegas Ballpark in Summerlin will host the Silver State’s top large-classification high school baseball teams next week on for the 2019 Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association/One Nevada Credit Union 4A State High School Championship tournament, presented by the Station Casinos.

With the 2019 NFL Draft in the books, it's already time to start looking to the future. While Raiders general manager Mike Mayock and head coach Jon Gruden scored solid grades for their 2019 draft, there is still much work to be done for the Silver & Black as they prepare for their move to Las Vegas in 2020. With the 2020 NFL Draft also being held in Las Vegas, the next first pick from the Raiders could be the team's biggest in years.

It used to not be a "major" deal when May rolled around and there wasn't professional hockey in Las Vegas. You know, back in the dark ages. In fact, other than the local Triple-A baseball team, it was basically reverse hibernation from the brutal desert sun. But, ever since the Vegas Golden Knights stole the hearts and minds of Sin City with its Stanley Cup Final run last year, May feels empty without VGK hockey.

The O*kland Raiders have treaded water since the magical 2016, fighting to stay afloat while consistently sitting at the bottom of the AFC West standings. After finishing second in 2016, the Raiders have labored at the bottom. Here are five reasons why the Raiders won't finish last in the AFC South.