Former Brewers slugger Eric Thames marks return to Las Vegas with a homer, four RBIs in a loss to Reno.
Ron Kantowski
Former sports columnist
On April 8, 1994, former UNLV outfielder Gus Kennedy hit a solo shot, a two-run blast, a three-run dinger and a grand slam at New Mexico State.
Diamondbacks top pitching prospect Ryne Nelson parlays Amarillo stint into opening night start in Triple-A debut.
Fastballs were touching 95 mph on a radar gun, and Finn the Bat Dog received one of the biggest ovations. In other words, it felt like a normal baseball season again.
Brittany Force notched the second four-wide win of her career with a 3.718 run at a blistering 338 mph Sunday at the NHRA Four-Wide Nationals at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Mike Salinas grabbed the Top Fuel pole, posting a sizzling elapsed time of 3.722. Ron Capps raced to his second No. 1 spot of the season in Funny Car with a 3.822 effort.
Toyota-powered Top Fuel drivers flew to Las Vegas to film a TV commercial called “Horsepower Hangover” that will soon hit the airways.
Sweden is the reigning world men’s champion after winning its third consecutive championship at the 2021 meet in Calgary, Alberta.
After rain and cold weather produced unexpected results in Florida, sunny skies are predicted for NHRA’s Four-Wide Nationals at LVMS.
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak, talking about F1 coming to Las Vegas: “We know the impact this Formula One race will have on our economy is going to be considerable.”
The drivers and teams in Formula One might be foreign to casual domestic auto racing fans, but here are 10 who have made their mark in the sport.
The actor who portrays Jerry Tarkanian in HBO’s “Winning Time” looks more like Tark’s fellow Las Vegas icon Don Rickles, but that’s not the biggest problem.
Bidding for its first state title 2015, Bishop Gorman is 14-1 and nationally ranked but still faces a stiff challenge.
Known for crazy promotions, Las Vegas Lights turn serious about educating spectators during national colorectal awareness month.
Kentucky junior forward Dre’una Edwards hit the game-winning shot in the Wildcats’ upset of No. 1-ranked South Carolina in the championship game of the women’s SEC tournament.
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