Wednesday morning the announcement was made official: Utah will once again host the Winter Olympics, this time in 2034, 32 years after its successful run in 2002. Castle Country Radio's Aidan Mortensen live on location in Salt Lake City when the announcement was made and he joined Jordan Buscarini to talk about the excitement and logistics of the games returning to Utah.
On Monday's show Jordan Buscarini is joined by Carbon High School track and field coach Jimmy Jewkes, who recapped the first meet of the season from this past Saturday. Drive Time Sports NBA analyst James Holas also joins the show to talk about the Western Conference play-in race, the recent struggles of the Clippers and surges from the Cavs and Magic.
Drive Time Sports boxing insider Tony Whitby joins the show to talk about Bivol thoroughly defeating Canelo Alvarez in Saturday's showdown, the fictional pound-for-pound rankings and what's next for the sports' cash cow.
Monday's Drive Time Sports featured author Jim Hock, who talked about his new book "Father On the Line", which chronicles the life of his father John Hock, who played for the Los Angeles Rams in the 1950's. Also, will no home court advantage matter in the NBA playoffs?
