Despite LeBron James’ heroics and down nights from both Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, Golden State beat Cleveland in Game 3 thanks to Kevin Durant’s 43 points. On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS, Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden talked about how the Warriors have won the first three games of the NBA Finals, and explains how they can win even when one or even two of their stars have an off-night.

Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden spoke with KCBS Radio about the passing of 49ers Wide Receiver Dwight Clark. Coach remembered Clark for the great player he was and "The Catch" but said Clark is in the Good Guy Hall of Fame.

On his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden said the Warriors "play so well as a team and so fast. All the things they do. It's just impossible to see how they're not going to win this whole thing."

With less than five seconds remaining in the 4th quarter of Game 1, Cleveland’s J.R. Smith got the rebound off a missed free throw. Thinking his team was ahead, Smith dribbled the ball back toward halfcourt and the game went to overtime, where the Cavaliers lost to the Warriors. On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio, Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden discusses who’s to blame for the miscue, and calls the game one of the best he’s ever seen.​

With the release of Hanley Ramirez, the Boston Red Sox are now spending $40 million in payroll this season on two players – Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval – who are no longer on the team’s major league roster. On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio, Former Oakland Raiders Head Coach John Madden says it’s a part of professional sports that sometimes players don’t play up to the salary they’re being paid. He also discusses the aerodynamics of baseballs and footballs.

We already know the Cleveland Browns aren't a team to look to for great football. But can they make for great TV? You'll get to see for yourself, since they will appear on the HBO series "Hard Knocks."

On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden said the Browns were only picked because of their bad record.

LeBron James showed off his incredible memory Sunday by giving a detailed play-by-play recount of part of Sunday's game between the Cavaliers and the Celtics in response to a reporter's question. In his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio, former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden weighed in on the level of focus professional athletes bring to the game. Madden also previewed some of his picks for the 100 Best NFL Players of All Time, saying he's going through the list and checking it twice to make sure he doesn't leave anyone off of it - and because if you're going to put together a list like that, "you can't spell anyone's name wrong". Madden also debates whether Brett Favre makes the cut for 16 best quarterbacks of all time. And responding to this morning's decision by the Supreme Court allowing states to set the rules of sports gambling, Madden says leagues have to be extremely careful because "we in sports can overcome most things if we just stay with it -scandals and so on - but the one thing that could take your sport down is gambling."

On his regular Friday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden weighed in on the firing of Toronto Raptors Head Coach Dwane Casey. Casey this season led the Raptors to the best record in the Eastern conference and was named coach of the year by the National Basketball Coaches Association. Coach Madden also talks about NFL Uniform rules, the best job in sports, and the upcoming NFL Top 100 Players Ever list.

On his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden said he loved the Kentucky Derby over the weekend but he saw no one crying during the traditional playing of "My Old Kentucky Home" ahead of the run for the roses.

On his regular Monday morning interview on KCBS Radio former Oakland Raiders Head Coach and NFL Hall of Famer John Madden recaps the NFL Draft and gave in-sight into what's it's like for teams inside their draft rooms.