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Tripling his Werth Werth homers thrice in Phils' rout
Hamilton puts on clinic in Texas battle Hamilton, Rangers put on clinic

Tripling his Werth
Werth homers thrice in Phils' rout

Hamilton puts on clinic in Texas battle
Hamilton, Rangers put on clinic

Bryant, Lakers Hold Off Jazz, Reach West Finals Kobe Bryant scored 34 points and Los Angeles held off a furious rally by the Utah Jazz for a 108-105 victory Friday night, putting the Lakers in the Western Conference finals for the first time in four years.
James Drops 32 as Cavs Beat Celtics to Force Game 7 LeBron James scored 32 points - 19 in the second half - and the Cleveland Cavaliers forced a decisive and fitting finale to this home-sweet-home playoff series with a 74-69 win Friday night over the Boston Celtics.
Ben Couch: Celtics-Cavaliers -- Game 6 Live Blog Follow the action of the Celtics' Game 6 clash with the Cavs at The Q as NBA.com's Ben Couch blogs throughout the second-round matchup.
Special Summer Games: Pacers' O'Brien to Chair Indy Special Olympics Pacers coach Jim O'Brien has accepted an invitation to serve as Honorary Chair of the 2008 Special Olympics Indiana Summer Games.
Bulls Add Brian Shaw, Tyrone Corbin to Coach Candidate List DAILY HERALD reporter Mike McGraw writes that Chicago Bulls GM John Paxson has plans to interview Jazz assistant Tyrone Corbin and Lakers assistant Brian Shaw for the team's head coaching position.
Ready for Beijing? D-Wade Feeling No Pain in Workout Sessions For the first time in more than a year, Dwyane Wade feels no pain in his surgically repaired left knee.
Suns Spot Rockets’ Assistant Turner as Next Interview Candidate The Phoenix Suns will interview Houston Rockets assistant Elston Turner as a replacement for former head coach Mike D'Antoni.
Toronto's Nesterovic Exercises 2008-09 Option The Toronto Raptors announced Friday that centre Rasho Nesterovic has exercised the player option on his contract for the 2008-09 season. Per team policy, financial terms were not disclosed.
NBA Joins Red Cross, UNICEF to Aid Asia Relief Efforts The National Basketball Association announced today that in response to the recent tragedies in Asia, NBA Cares is supporting the efforts of the Red Cross and UNICEF to provide emergency relief.
Pistons Assistant Porter Interviews for Suns' Coaching Position On ESPN.COM, Marc Stein reports that "the Phoenix Suns have begun their coaching search in earnest by interviewing Detroit Pistons assistant coach Terry Porter."
Jazz Need Victory Over Lakers to Stay Alive In the SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, Ross Siler writes that "trailing 3-2 in the Western Conference semifinals, the Jazz will be fighting for their playoff lives in tonight's Game 6 at EnergySolutions Arena."
Around the Association presented by T-Mobile: May 15 Go Around the Association for a recap of Thursday's action, including the Spurs staying alive in their quest to repeat as champions.
Ginobili, Duncan Help Spurs Romp, Force Game 7 Manu Ginobili scored 25 points, Tim Duncan had 20 points and 15 rebounds, and Tony Parker added 15 points in the San Antonio Spurs' 99-80 victory over the New Orleans Hornets in Game 6 on Thursday night.
Report: Mutombo Wants to Wag Finger One More Season In the HOUSTON CHRONICLE, Jonathan Feigen reports that ageless center Dikembe Mutombo wants to play another season if the Rockets will have him.
Former Spur Jaren Jackson to Coach D-League's Mad Ants Fort Wayne Mad Ants' President Jeff Potter announced today that Jaren Jackson will be the head coach for the 2008-09 season.
Josh Howard Dines With New Mavericks Coach Josh Howard and Rick Carlisle went to dinner Wednesday night, and the new coach of the Mavericks picked up the bill. Looks like their relationship is off on the right foot.
Bird Likes Options Available for Pacers in Lottery When Larry Bird visited Secaucus, N.J., a year ago, he hoped to beat the odds but expected to walk away empty-handed. On this trip to the NBA Draft Lottery, Bird knows he'll leave with something good, even if his Pacers don't land one of the coveted top three picks in Tuesday's draw.
Utah's Kirilenko Misses Practice Day Before Game 6 Utah Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko missed practice Thursday because of a problem with his visa, a day before Utah hosts the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals.
Cavs Lose Gibson for Game 6 With Separated Shoulder Cavaliers guard Daniel Gibson will miss Game 6 of Cleveland's playoff against the Boston Celtics after separating his left shoulder during the second half Wednesday night.
Billups Ready for Game 1 of Eastern Conference Finals All-Star point guard Chauncey Billups has practiced with the Detroit Pistons and is expected to be ready to play in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
Earthquake in China Troubles Yao In the HOUSTON CHRONICLE, Jonathan Feigen writes that, "with Rockets owner Leslie Alexander pledging support for victims of the 7.9-magnitude earthquake that hit central China on Monday, Rockets center Yao Ming on Wednesday offered his condolences."
Battier Pulls Out of Olympic Consideration In the HOUSTON CHRONICLE, Jonathan Feigen reports that, "with his rehabilitation from last week's ankle surgery expected to extend well into July, Rockets forward Shane Battier said on Wednesday that he will no longer be a candidate for the United States Olympic team that will compete in Beijing beginning Aug. 8."
Horry Gets Pat on Back from Kareem In the SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS, Mike Monroe writes that "Spurs forward Robert Horry, who played in an NBA-record 238th playoff game Tuesday, received congratulatory words from the Hall of Fame player whose record he surpassed."
Around the Association presented by T-Mobile: May 14 Go Around the Association for a recap of Wednesday's action, including a pair of Game 5 home wins from the Celtics and Lakers.
Bryant's 26 Leads Lakers Over Jazz Bryant scored 26 points, his teammates kept Utah at bay down the stretch, and Los Angeles Lakers extended the stunning home success by NBA teams in the second round of the playoffs, beating the Jazz 111-104 on Wednesday night.

Bryant, Lakers Hold Off Jazz, Reach West Finals
Kobe Bryant scored 34 points and Los Angeles held off a furious rally by the Utah Jazz for a 108-105 victory Friday night, putting the Lakers in the Western Conference finals for the first time in four years.

James Drops 32 as Cavs Beat Celtics to Force Game 7
LeBron James scored 32 points - 19 in the second half - and the Cleveland Cavaliers forced a decisive and fitting finale to this home-sweet-home playoff series with a 74-69 win Friday night over the Boston Celtics.

Ben Couch: Celtics-Cavaliers -- Game 6 Live Blog
Follow the action of the Celtics' Game 6 clash with the Cavs at The Q as NBA.com's Ben Couch blogs throughout the second-round matchup.

Special Summer Games: Pacers' O'Brien to Chair Indy Special Olympics
Pacers coach Jim O'Brien has accepted an invitation to serve as Honorary Chair of the 2008 Special Olympics Indiana Summer Games.

Bulls Add Brian Shaw, Tyrone Corbin to Coach Candidate List
DAILY HERALD reporter Mike McGraw writes that Chicago Bulls GM John Paxson has plans to interview Jazz assistant Tyrone Corbin and Lakers assistant Brian Shaw for the team's head coaching position.

Ready for Beijing? D-Wade Feeling No Pain in Workout Sessions
For the first time in more than a year, Dwyane Wade feels no pain in his surgically repaired left knee.

Suns Spot Rockets’ Assistant Turner as Next Interview Candidate
The Phoenix Suns will interview Houston Rockets assistant Elston Turner as a replacement for former head coach Mike D'Antoni.

Toronto's Nesterovic Exercises 2008-09 Option
The Toronto Raptors announced Friday that centre Rasho Nesterovic has exercised the player option on his contract for the 2008-09 season. Per team policy, financial terms were not disclosed.

NBA Joins Red Cross, UNICEF to Aid Asia Relief Efforts
The National Basketball Association announced today that in response to the recent tragedies in Asia, NBA Cares is supporting the efforts of the Red Cross and UNICEF to provide emergency relief.

Pistons Assistant Porter Interviews for Suns' Coaching Position
On ESPN.COM, Marc Stein reports that "the Phoenix Suns have begun their coaching search in earnest by interviewing Detroit Pistons assistant coach Terry Porter."

Jazz Need Victory Over Lakers to Stay Alive
In the SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, Ross Siler writes that "trailing 3-2 in the Western Conference semifinals, the Jazz will be fighting for their playoff lives in tonight's Game 6 at EnergySolutions Arena."

Around the Association presented by T-Mobile: May 15
Go Around the Association for a recap of Thursday's action, including the Spurs staying alive in their quest to repeat as champions.

Ginobili, Duncan Help Spurs Romp, Force Game 7
Manu Ginobili scored 25 points, Tim Duncan had 20 points and 15 rebounds, and Tony Parker added 15 points in the San Antonio Spurs' 99-80 victory over the New Orleans Hornets in Game 6 on Thursday night.

Report: Mutombo Wants to Wag Finger One More Season
In the HOUSTON CHRONICLE, Jonathan Feigen reports that ageless center Dikembe Mutombo wants to play another season if the Rockets will have him.

Former Spur Jaren Jackson to Coach D-League's Mad Ants
Fort Wayne Mad Ants' President Jeff Potter announced today that Jaren Jackson will be the head coach for the 2008-09 season.

Josh Howard Dines With New Mavericks Coach
Josh Howard and Rick Carlisle went to dinner Wednesday night, and the new coach of the Mavericks picked up the bill. Looks like their relationship is off on the right foot.

Bird Likes Options Available for Pacers in Lottery
When Larry Bird visited Secaucus, N.J., a year ago, he hoped to beat the odds but expected to walk away empty-handed. On this trip to the NBA Draft Lottery, Bird knows he'll leave with something good, even if his Pacers don't land one of the coveted top three picks in Tuesday's draw.

Utah's Kirilenko Misses Practice Day Before Game 6
Utah Jazz forward Andrei Kirilenko missed practice Thursday because of a problem with his visa, a day before Utah hosts the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals.

Cavs Lose Gibson for Game 6 With Separated Shoulder
Cavaliers guard Daniel Gibson will miss Game 6 of Cleveland's playoff against the Boston Celtics after separating his left shoulder during the second half Wednesday night.

Billups Ready for Game 1 of Eastern Conference Finals
All-Star point guard Chauncey Billups has practiced with the Detroit Pistons and is expected to be ready to play in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Earthquake in China Troubles Yao
In the HOUSTON CHRONICLE, Jonathan Feigen writes that, "with Rockets owner Leslie Alexander pledging support for victims of the 7.9-magnitude earthquake that hit central China on Monday, Rockets center Yao Ming on Wednesday offered his condolences."

Battier Pulls Out of Olympic Consideration
In the HOUSTON CHRONICLE, Jonathan Feigen reports that, "with his rehabilitation from last week's ankle surgery expected to extend well into July, Rockets forward Shane Battier said on Wednesday that he will no longer be a candidate for the United States Olympic team that will compete in Beijing beginning Aug. 8."

Horry Gets Pat on Back from Kareem
In the SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS, Mike Monroe writes that "Spurs forward Robert Horry, who played in an NBA-record 238th playoff game Tuesday, received congratulatory words from the Hall of Fame player whose record he surpassed."

Around the Association presented by T-Mobile: May 14
Go Around the Association for a recap of Wednesday's action, including a pair of Game 5 home wins from the Celtics and Lakers.

Bryant's 26 Leads Lakers Over Jazz
Bryant scored 26 points, his teammates kept Utah at bay down the stretch, and Los Angeles Lakers extended the stunning home success by NBA teams in the second round of the playoffs, beating the Jazz 111-104 on Wednesday night.

Opportunity knocks; Hudler answers Center Jiri Hudler is just one of a long line of Entry Draft steals for the Detroit Red Wings. Selected No. 58 in 2002, Hudler is now taking advantage of the opportunity provided by the Wings. Snarl, energy make up Ott's game
Hanging with The Hockey Show! Friday’s The Hockey Show gets you ready for the weekend by visiting some hockey hot spots. In Philadelphia, we travel back in time to when Rexy’s was the off-ice home of the Broad Street Bullies. Then, it’s off to Detroit’s Superior Fish.
Staal shows his drive It wasn't easy for the Pens' Jordan Staal to take the ice for Game 4 of the East Finals. But just 24 hours after attending his grandfather's funeral in Ontario, he scored twice against the Flyers in his best game of the postseason. Pens Notebook
'The Second Six' have an Impact! The Penguins, Flyers and Stars were all members of the NHL’s “Second Six,” the expansion that saw the NHL grow to 12 teams. In the May issue of Impact!, NHL.com looks at the wild and wacky early days.
Only four teams are left- Gear up now! The MORE you buy the MORE you save as you support your favorite team in the 2008 NHL Playoffs. Whether you are a fan of the Penguins, Flyers, Stars or Red Wings, Shop.NHL.com is the place for Conference Finals gear.

Opportunity knocks; Hudler answers
Center Jiri Hudler is just one of a long line of Entry Draft steals for the Detroit Red Wings. Selected No. 58 in 2002, Hudler is now taking advantage of the opportunity provided by the Wings. Snarl, energy make up Ott's game

Hanging with The Hockey Show!
Friday’s The Hockey Show gets you ready for the weekend by visiting some hockey hot spots. In Philadelphia, we travel back in time to when Rexy’s was the off-ice home of the Broad Street Bullies. Then, it’s off to Detroit’s Superior Fish.

Staal shows his drive
It wasn't easy for the Pens' Jordan Staal to take the ice for Game 4 of the East Finals. But just 24 hours after attending his grandfather's funeral in Ontario, he scored twice against the Flyers in his best game of the postseason. Pens Notebook

'The Second Six' have an Impact!
The Penguins, Flyers and Stars were all members of the NHL’s “Second Six,” the expansion that saw the NHL grow to 12 teams. In the May issue of Impact!, NHL.com looks at the wild and wacky early days.

Only four teams are left- Gear up now!
The MORE you buy the MORE you save as you support your favorite team in the 2008 NHL Playoffs. Whether you are a fan of the Penguins, Flyers, Stars or Red Wings, Shop.NHL.com is the place for Conference Finals gear.

Late Jazz rally can't keep Lakers from series win Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.
LeBron drops 32 as Cavs force Game 7 vs. Celtics Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.
Phils' Werth hits 3 HRs, ties club mark with 8 RBIs Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.
NFL owners could opt out of labor deal next week NFL owners might opt out of the existing labor agreement as soon as Tuesday when they hold their next meetings in Atlanta, according to league sources
Sonnanstine nearly blanks Cards as Rays roll on Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.

Late Jazz rally can't keep Lakers from series win
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.

LeBron drops 32 as Cavs force Game 7 vs. Celtics
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.

Phils' Werth hits 3 HRs, ties club mark with 8 RBIs
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.

NFL owners could opt out of labor deal next week
NFL owners might opt out of the existing labor agreement as soon as Tuesday when they hold their next meetings in Atlanta, according to league sources

Sonnanstine nearly blanks Cards as Rays roll on
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.

Lakers prove speed and athleticism beat power A road team actually won a playoff game. It was the Lakers, who ousted the Jazz thanks to their great speed, Charley Rosen says.
Rosenthal: Manny is one of a kind How well do you really know Manny Ramirez? Before the Sox face the Brewers (on FOX, 3:55 ET), let Ken Rosenthal clear the air.
The Hot Pass: Busch favored for All-Star success As if conquering NASCAR weren't enough, Kyle Busch may be looking toward worldwide racing domination, Lee Spencer says.
A lot is riding on Big Brown After the tragedy in Kentucky, Big Brown's chance at the Triple Crown could move racing's focus back to the positive.
Lakers prevail in Utah, advance to West finals

Lakers prove speed and athleticism beat power
A road team actually won a playoff game. It was the Lakers, who ousted the Jazz thanks to their great speed, Charley Rosen says.

Rosenthal: Manny is one of a kind
How well do you really know Manny Ramirez? Before the Sox face the Brewers (on FOX, 3:55 ET), let Ken Rosenthal clear the air.

The Hot Pass: Busch favored for All-Star success
As if conquering NASCAR weren't enough, Kyle Busch may be looking toward worldwide racing domination, Lee Spencer says.

A lot is riding on Big Brown
After the tragedy in Kentucky, Big Brown's chance at the Triple Crown could move racing's focus back to the positive.

Lakers prevail in Utah, advance to West finals