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Mavericks fans can breathe a sigh of relief.
The results of the MRI on Luka Dončić’s injured thigh came back clean, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, clearing the way for the Mavericks star to return to the court as soon as he is comfortable enough to do so. 
Dončić exited Wednesday night’s game against the Pelicans in the second half with what Dallas described as a left thigh strain. ESPN’s Andrew Lopez asked Dončić how he felt after the game to which the 24-year-old responded “not good.

Lots of Americans would prefer to watch March Madness than sit at a desk and work.
Selection Sunday is this Sunday and by next week, we’ll have the NCAA Tournament underway and rolling. It’s truly the best time of year.
For the next several weeks, people around the country will be greasing up our hands with chicken wings and plenty of cold beers. Unfortunately for many people, you don’t get paid to watch sports. That’s not a problem we have here at OutKick, but for people who do face that issue, time off is a card they like to throw.
People love skipping work for March Madness.

The Crimson Tide football coach outlined what it would take for him to leave the sidelines at Alabama.
Alabama football coach Nick Saban does not have plans to retire from college football any time soon.
Saban, who will turn 72 in October, knows that he will not be the Crimson Tide’s football coach forever. However, while he is still making a “positive contribution” to the program, he plans to continue doing what he loves in keeping the program as the standard of college football.
“I love trying to build a team with a group of people,” Saban told ESPN’s Stephen A.

Ben Verlander and Alex Curry discuss the first upset of the World Baseball Classic with Australia taking down Korea in a WILD game. This game had everything with the game coming down to the wire and Australia picking up the victory.

The Dallas Mavericks played visitor to the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday night and Kyrie Irving got into a back-and-forth with a fan sitting courtside.
The fan began heckling Irving during a break in the game to which Irving shouted back “nothing like fans telling me how to play basketball, how does that make sense?”
Wasting no time at all, the fan chirped back asking Irving “do you want me to tell you how to post on Amazon?” The fan’s response was referring to Irving sharing a clip from an anti-semitic film that is available on Amazon.

A disappointing 62-50 loss to Rutgers became the final nail in Michigan’s maize and blue coffin.

Ben Verlander tells Alex Curry his two takeaways from Japan’s win over China. Ben thinks Shohei Ohtani’s global impact had only gotten greater and it was on full force for Japan’s first game in the Tokyo Dome. Ben also think that every single baseball fan needs to take in a game at the Tokyo Dome.

The New York Yankees have not a great few days with player injuries.
First, one of their main 2022 trade deadline acquisitions revealed he was hurt before his trade was completed.
READ: YANKEES PITCHER FRANKIE MONTAS NOW ADMITS HE WAS HURT BEFORE TEAM TRADED FOR HIM – HOW’D IT STILL HAPPEN?
Now, in perhaps an even more significant blow, their prized free agent acquisition is going to miss at least the start of the season.
Carlos Rodon signed a six-year, $162 million contract with the Yankees after an extremely impressive season with the San Francisco Giants.
Rodon went 14-8, with a 2.

NASHVILLE, TN- The talk of the SEC tournament has been the ongoing situation regarding Ole Miss potentially hiring Chris Beard and the Brandon Miller saga. It’s hard to not find somebody talking about the pair of stories that have taken over the Tournament’s Nashville home.
Alabama took preventive measures on Wednesday in allowing Brandon Miller to speak for the first time to local media. The school wanted to make it known that he was only going to say a few things, and not getting into details of the tragic incident.

Free agency officially starts next Wednesday. Although this year’s free-agent class isn’t great, there are some quality veterans available.