While it was reported that the Raiders found a home for the 2019 season, that might not be the case quite yet.

On the Monday edition of the Lo-Down Damien and Jason cover everything from Sunday's Super Bowl, the NBA, and the Sacramento Kings winning the NBA Linear Championship. All that and more on the Lo-Down exclusively on Sports 1140.

It was the lowest scoring Super Bowl in NFL but it was enough for the New England Patriots to clinch their sixth Super Bowl championship in franchise history and sixth in the past 17 years.

Super Bowl LIII falls on the 17th anniversary of Super Bowl XXXVI when the then-St.Louis Rams took on the New England Patriots. In 2002, it was the proven Rams, who had won a Super Bowl title a couple years prior, taking on the Patriots, who had no championships and second-year quarterback Tom Brady.

The Sacramento Kings have matched last season's 27-win total after beating the 76ers 115-`108.

The Sacramento Kings are 26-25, over .500 heading into February for the first time since 2005. Catch the Kings vs 76ers game on Sports 1140 KHTK. Tip-off: 7:00pm PT

On the Friday edition of the Lo-Down Damien and Jason covered everything from the NBA, previewed Sunday's Super Bowl, and talked about the Sacramento Kings chance for the NBA Linear Championship. All that and more on the Lo-Down exclusively on Sports 1140.

The fellas start the show with discussion of the big news that went down in the NBA today between the Knicks and Dallas Mavericks. Hear Grant and Doug talk about what they think of each teams thought process in the current state and moving forward. Plus they Welcome Sac Republic CEO Kevin Nagle, Kings Assistant Coach Elston Turner and NFL Netowrks Brian Baldinger.

The start of the 2019 season is almost here!

Grant and DC come out the gate in hour swinging away at how ig the game is tonight for the Kings to not only start out on a good note to begin the road trip but to show why you are a playoff caliber team. They also speak to NFL Rules Analyst Mike Pereira and "The Voice" of the Atlanta Falcons Bob Rathbun.