Gene Conte

(WIBX950 Sports)    Memorial Day Weekend has become the biggest race weekend of the year with the Indianapolis 500 and the Nascar Sprint Cup Coca Cola 600 from Charlotte Motor Speedway this Sunday starting at 5pm. 

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(WIBX950 Sports)     The Indianapolis 500 is this Sunday as the IZOD Indy Car Series get ready to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the race, a Memorial Day Weekend staple.

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(Sports Network)   Flushing N.Y.    The New York Mets announced today that they have agreed to sell a minority stake of the team to investor David Einhorn.   Einhorn's investment in a minority, non-operating stake of the team is $200 Million and is subject to the negotiation of a mutually acceptable agreement and approval by Major League Baseball. 

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(WIBX950 Sports)   Tiger Woods is hoping to be healthy enough to play in the PGA Tour's next major tournament, the US Open on June 16th at Congressional County Club.

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(WIBX950 Sports)   It doesn't seem so long.  The newest pitching sensation that sold out ballparks coast to coast.   Washington Nationals Pitcher, Stephen Strasburg is making his way back.

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The NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte is ready for 5 new members as the Class of 2011 is inducted tonight.    And you can hear the Induction Ceremony tonight on WIBX.

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(WIBX950 Sports)  The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series heads to Lowe's Motor Speedway in Charlotte for the All-Star Race.   No points at stake, just win the money! 

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(WIBX950 Sports)   Over 20 major manufactures of canoes and kayaks will be at the 13th annual Adirondack Paddlefest in Old Forge this weekend, presented by Mountainman Outdoor Supply Company.    Featured speaker will be Pro Kayak Angler Drew Gregory.

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(WIBX950 Sports)   The King of Kings men's summer basketball league has again received sanction from the NCAA for Division I players to participate.   The league expects to have players from Syracuse University and other Division I schools. 

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(WIBX950 Sports)    Harmon Killebrew passed away Tuesday morning at his Scottsdale Arizona home,  he was 74.   Killebrew had been battling esophageal cancer, and he announced last week that his battle was coming to an end. Killebrew died peacefully, with his wife, Nita, and their family at his side.   The Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown remembers this great Hall of Famer. 

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