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The Colorado Avalanche and St. Louis Blues clashed Saturday night in St. Louis to determine which team would take a 2-1 lead in the series. And while the Avalanche prevailed 5-2, it was a much closer game than the score would indicate. Much like Games 1 and 2, Game 3...

This time of the year for NBA and NHL fans is a nightly treat with big moments. Thursday's playoff action gave us a last-second goal by Tampa to win and a commanding victory from the Celtics to even the series. As we look to tonight's Game 2s, we can't help...

The Tampa Bay Lightning head home with a 2-0 series lead over the Florida Panthers after winning the first two contests by a combined 6-2 score. Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinals gets underway Sunday, May 21, at 1:30 p.m. ET, and the Panthers desperately need an offensive spark to avoid a disappointing loss.

If you were understandably entranced by the jaw-dropping brilliance of Connor McDavid, it might have been easy to miss it in the magnitude of the moment. In between McDavid putting Jacob Markstrom on a poster and his shimmy to shake Nikita Zadorov, Duncan Keith threaded a pass – through the wickets of Selke Trophy finalist Elias Lindholm – that only a few players on the planet could sew.

The Boston Celtics beat the Miami Heat by a score of 127-102 on Thursday night in Florida to take Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals. The huge win tied up the series at 1-1 as the teams will now head back to Boston for Games 3 and 4. The...

The Miami Heat played the second half of Saturday's Game 3 against the Boston Celtics without their best player but were still able to regain control of the series. Forward Jimmy Butler, who sustained a knee injury in the first half, will likely play in Monday's key Game 4 in Boston.

When the NBA injury report came out on Saturday afternoon, Golden State Warriors shooting guard Andrew Wiggins was listed as questionable with left ankle soreness ahead of Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals. Wiggins' injury designation created doubt about his status for Sunday's crucial matchup against the Mavericks, but...

Xander Bogaerts left Friday night’s Boston Red Sox’s 7-3 win over the Seattle Mariners after getting hurt in a collision with teammate Alex Verdugo. Boston was leading 4-2 in the top of the eighth inning with one out and J.P. Crawford at the plate. Crawford hit a fly ball to shallow left field.

For the third time this postseason, the Dallas Mavericks organization faces a fine for how it has handled itself on the bench during a game. Ahead of Dallas’ must-win Game 3 matchup against the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference Finals on Sunday, it has been fined a whopping $100,000 for antics in Game 2’s loss to Golden State Friday evening.

The Dallas Mavericks have once again been fined by the NBA over their enthusiastic bench antics. The NBA announced on Sunday that the Mavericks have been fined $100,000 for violating the league’s rules regarding bench decorum. According to the press release, NBA officials determined that players and coaches on the Dallas side were in places they should not have been during Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals on Friday night.

Steph Curry led the way for the Warriors with 32 points shooting 52.4% (11-of-21) from the field and 60.0% from 3 (6-of-10), with eight rebounds and five assists. Jordan Poole had 23 for the Warriors, adding five assists and two steals. Kevon Looney finished with 21 points and 12 rebounds.

The Chicago Bulls will be in the market for a few things this offseason, not the least of which is perimeter defenders. And, according to Heavy’s Sean Deveney, general manager Marc Eversley already has his eyes on Philadelphia’s Matisse Thybulle. It was at the behest of Eversley, then...

The Boston Celtics took an L on Saturday, falling 2-1 in a very tight and high-stakes series. Jaylen Brown, who had 40 on the night, was crushed and shocked to come out in defeat. For ESPN's Stephen A. Smith, however, it's Brown who should be shocked for putting on such a 'meaningless' game:

Warriors: +2 (-104) 209 (Over: -108/Under: -108) The Mavericks have decided to play this series one half at a time. They didn’t play well in Game 1, then played well for just one half in Game 2. I’m expecting them to finally play a full game in Game 3 and win. Dallas has the right idea. They will have to outshoot the Warriors and win off of volume from threes.