The Heat and Pacers needed OT to settle Game 1, where LeBron James's buzzer-beater showed Paul George how it's done and gave Miami the 103-102 win, says Ian Thomsen.
The Phillies aren't going anywhere. With high-priced, aging players littering the roster, it would be wise to trade a few of them. And Cliff Lee would be a great start, says Jay Jaffe.
The Senators came into Game 4 confident, but reality eventually set in, as the Penguins offense proved too deep for them to handle and Pittsburgh won 7-3, explains Allan Muir.
A program of measured but constant evolution has made the Cardinals a model of consistent excellence, and their latest bid to stay ahead of the game is bringing a heat wave to St. Louis
No player has taken a bigger step forward this season than forward Paul George, which is why even without their best scorer, the tenacious Pacers are a credible threat to the Heat
The NHL'S sun-belt strategy hasn't always worked (just look at Phoenix and Atlanta ... er, Winnipeg), but it was been boffo in the golden state, where the teams are strong and the talent runs deep