Monday's Drive Time Sports was geared towards the Los Angeles Lakers and their victory over the Miami Heat in 2020 NBA Championship. The Lakers, despite negative reactions to the blockbuster off-season trade for Anthony Davis, rolled through the Orlando bubble to claim the franchise's 17th crown.
Carbon High School softball manager Kirt Nunley joined KOAL’s Drive Time Sports Friday afternoon to talk about the team’s No. 1 ranking and the first round of the 3A State Championship Tournament.
Carbon High School football coach Phil Howa was a guest Tuesday on KOAL's Drive Time Sports to recap the team's 31-13 victory over Grand on Friday. During his time on the show, Howa talked about the team's performance over the first two games of the season and also previewed Friday's matchup against Ogden. Live coverage of Friday's game will begin at 6:30 p.m. on KRPX 95.3 The Peak.
Former Denver Bronco defensive back Nick Ferguson joined KOAL's Drive Time Sports Tuesday afternoon to talk about the franchise sending Von Miller to the Los Angeles Rams. Ferguson also shared his thoughts on what is next for the Broncos and the Denver sports market after moving on from two superstars in less than a year.
