GREGORY: I'm still fired up about March Madness, but now it's time to talk about the Masters. Teeing off tomorrow, all eyes on Tiger Woods. Can he actually win it? Coy Wire has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report." Hey, Coy.</s>COY WIRE, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Top of the morning to you, David Gregory. This "Bleacher Report" brought to you by Ford, going further so you can. Now, less than a year after spinal fusion surgery, not only is Tiger Woods back at Augusta National for the first time since 2015, alongside Jordan Spieth, he's favored to win it. At 42-years-old, Tiger's chasing his fifth green jacket. A lot of buzz around the course yesterday when he played a practice round with Phil Mickelson. It's one his oldest rivals with whom he now is apparently best of friends. If Tiger can pull off a win, it would be his first major title in nearly a decade. He says it's miraculous that that is even a possibility.</s>TIGER WOODS, FOUR TIME MASTERS CHAMPION: The pain, I'm just sitting there and the amount of times that I have fallen because my leg didn't work, or I'd just have to lay on the ground for extended periods of times. It -- those were some really dark, dark times. But that's why I said, it's -- it is a miracle. You know, I went from a person who has spent -- who really had a hard time getting up, walking around, sitting down, anything, to now swinging the club. That is a miracle, isn't it?</s>WIRE: Alisyn, the par 3 competition is later today, where the kids of the players, usually the caddies, and our Andy Scholes is there in Augusta to bring us the action, which starts tomorrow.</s>CAMEROTA: Very exciting. OK, Coy, thank you so much. So a former Sinclair news director is speak out now about what's going on inside those newsrooms. We find out why he quit, next.
Tiger Woods Returns to Masters