[Costello:] Tiger Woods roars again with a win at Doral. He may not be ranked number one, but he sure played like the best golfer in the whole entire world this weekend. Joe Carter has more in this morning's Bleacher Report.
[Joe Carter, Bleacher Report:] Hi, Carol. Yes last year if you remember at this same tournament Tiger had to withdraw because of an injury he had in his Achilles. There was a concern after that tournament that he'd never get his golf game back again. Well, in the last year he sure roared back. He has five wins, most of any golfer in the world. Of course this year he started out a win at Torrey Pines and then again yesterday with a big win at Doral both of those really dominating wins for him. And to think he's got two of his favorite golf courses ahead of him in Bay Hill and in the Masters.
[Tiger Woods, Professional Golfer:] That's how I know I can play. That's the thing. And and be able to bring it out a couple times so far this year and then able to close and get the Ws on top of that. That's nice. Any time that I can win, you know, prior to Augusta, it it's always feels good.
[Carter:] All right. Let's talk a little basketball now. The Miami Heat won their 18th straight last night by beating the Indiana Pacers by 14 points. I mean, what's up with the Pacers? I thought they had Miami's number this year. What happened to the number one defense in the NBA? Lebron James had one of his quietest nights offensively, but it didn't matter, because Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Mario Chalmers they all had great games scoring 20 points or more. Miami does go for their 19th win in a row, I should say, tomorrow night against the Atlanta Hawks. Well, Liberty University, no doubt they are this year's ultimate Cinderella story. They just made the NCAA tournament despite having 20 losses this season. Now they started out the year losing their first eight games but then they got hot when it counted the most. Yesterday they won their conference tournament, the big south, which, of course, gives them an automatic bid into the big dance. Great video, look at the pine marten, I haven't looked up what a pine marten is but it's a little weasel. This is at a professional soccer game in Switzerland. The pine martens blue and so one player actually catches it, Carol. But watch, it does not like to be caught. Don't mess with the pine marten, so it bites the player out of the finger. They had to get out the antiseptic. You know this is a scary situation. So they asked the goalkeeper, hey, you come over, you got the gloves on and pick up this pine marten and bring him to safety. Because we want to make a point here, he was safe. He was not harmed during this entire escapade. Really cute video. So of course, for all your entertaining sports news, including how the United States pulled out a win over Canada yesterday at the World Baseball Classic, you can check out BleacherReport.com. Carol, welcome back, I know you had a great time last week in Lakeland, Florida enjoying your Detroit Tigers and spring training. It was good stuff you had for us.
[Costello:] I have more fantastic stuff to fantastic stuff to come, too. I also interviewed Prince Fielder and I won't give it away, but that interview will air later this week.
[Carter:] Oh good.
[Costello:] And he said some surprising things that you would not expect.
[Carter:] You called him the biggest arm in baseball right?
[Costello:] Oh my God he had big arms. They were like the size of both of my legs together. Joe Carter, many thanks.
[Carter:] You bet.
[Costello:] The next hour of CNN NEWSROOM after a quick break.