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In Sunday's Daytona 500, very few prognosticator's had Austin Dillon driving to the win, however, that's exactly how it happened, with Darrell Wallace Jr. coming in second. The Great American race was one filled with great American crashes, so much so that nearly half the field was taken out and only 25 cars finished the 2018 season opener. Listen to the podcast for discussions of the race and for highlights from Daytona International Speedway.

Chipper Jones says this spring will be wide open for the Atlanta Braves...

ATL UTD 2 today announced it has signed three players to its inaugural roster in goalkeeper Paul Christensen, defender Andrew Kendall-Moullin and midfielder Laurent Kissiedou, pending league and federation approval.

Up to 400 boaters and co-anglers are expected to compete for top awards of up to $8,000 and $3,000 respectively in a one-day fishing tournament on Lake Lanier next Saturday.

Ending a three-game losing streak wasn't enough to make Stan Van Gundy happy.

Brandon McCarthy figures his slider needs some work this spring. The last one he threw didn't end up where he expected.

The Falcons have hired Mayur Chaudhari as a special teams assistant, Bernie Parmalee as the running backs coach, and Chad Walker as an offensive assistant.

The Milwaukee Bucks looked sluggish at times coming back from a four-game trip, and the worst team in the Eastern Conference was threatening to knock off them off at home.

In this week's edition of the Hard Left Turn podcast, Around the Track editor Brandon Reed and Game On's Katie B. discuss this year's pole sitter for the Daytona 500 (and the possible conspiracy theory therein), the Advance Auto Parts Clash and whether or not - with just 40 cards entered into Sunday's race - Thursday's field-setting Duels are necessary.

The Orlando Magic hadn't won three games in a row since the second week of the season, so there was reason to celebrate even after an ugly victory.