Bickley & Marotta

Jared Dudley went from starter to reserve last season, and going forward he sees his role as being a mentor for the team's younger players.

This year's NBA Finals were, at times, entertaining, but the conclusion was more than a little anti-climactic, writes Vince Marotta.

The No. 1 overall pick in the 2003 NFL Draft out of USC, Carson Palmer is entering his fifth season with the Cardinals and 15th in the NFL.

Arizona Cardinals cornerback Justin Bethel knows his 2016 season was not a good one, save for the last couple of weeks.

The Arizona Cardinals' offensive line will look different in 2017, with D.J. Humphries and Jared Veldheer flip-flopping at the tackle positions.

Arizona Diamondbacks right-handed pitcher Shelby Miller may be on the path to winning fan support in his second season in the desert.

While some see the Cardinals drafting a quarterback with their first pick in the 2017 NFL Draft, Larry Fitzgerald could see them taking Western Michigan WR Corey Davis.

The 2017 NFL Draft is just under two weeks away, and at this point there's no concrete idea of who the Arizona Cardinals will take at No. 13.

Players sitting out and schedule complaints are common in today's NBA. But current stars still have it pretty good compared to their predecessors.

Grand Canyon head coach Dan Majerle is not leaving anytime soon, despite what you may hear on the rumor mill.

Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner joined Bickley and Marotta and said Brock Osweiler didn't live up to expectations last year because he wasn't ready.

Arizona's hopes of winning the Pac-12 title outright and perhaps earning a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament were dealt a serious blow Saturday.

D-backs pitcher Taijuan Walker admitted he's looking for an improved attitude on the mound. In an odd kind of way, it's about letting emotion get to him.

Appearing on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM's Bickley and Marotta, former Suns forward and current NBA on TNT analyst Charles Barkley discussed his feud with Cavaliers' forward LeBron James.

Count ESPN NFL analysts and former players Ron Jaworski and Mark Schlereth among the people who think former Cardinals quarterback Kurt Warner is a lock for the Hall of Fame.