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When the A's said they would trade anyone but Jemile Weeks this offseason, they weren't joking. Young ace Trevor Cahill will be a Diamondback in 2012.

Raiders rule out McFadden, Ford, Moore

The Raiders will head to Green Bay to face the undefeated and defending Super Bowl champions with essentially the same team that was manhandled by Miami last weekend.

Kings sign Marcus Thornton to five-year deal

The Sacramento Kings have signed Marcus Thornton to a five-year, 40 million deal, according to a league source. Thornton played 27 games for the Kings last season and averaged over 21 points per game.

Stern nixes proposed Paul trade to Lakers

NBA Commissioner David Stern nixed a proposed three-team trade which would have sent New Orleans guard Chris Paul to the LA Lakers, and provided a statement as to why on Friday.

2011 NCAA Bowl Game Index

It's Bowl season! Look no further for your home base to keep tabs on all the biggest games of the year, leading up to the BCS National Championship Game on Jan. 9.

Sharks ready for road trip

Of their 24 games in November and December, 18 are at home. Although the Sharks have played the fewest road games in the NHL, they are 7-3 away from the Tank and excited for their upcoming three-game road trip.

W's to revisit Paul, pursue Jordan

The trade that would have sent Chris Paul to the Lakers was nullified last night by David Stern. As a result, Paul is available and the Warriors intend on taking another shot at acquiring him. What about DeAndre Jordan?

W's Bell arrives drunk to DUI hearing

Warriors guard Charlie Bell was taken into custody and held for several hours Thursday after showing up legally intoxicated for a hearing on his drunk driving case.

Report: Warriors meet with SF Mayor Lee about new arena

A report surfaced late Thursday saying the Warriors met Wednesday with San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and Giants CEO Larry Baer to discuss the idea of building a new Warriors arena near AT&T Park.

5 questions heading into Warriors' camp

With the Warriors set to open training camp on Friday, the Mark Jackson Era has officially begun. Matt Steinmetz takes a close look at the Warriors roster and addresses some of the key question marks entering the season.