Spurs advanceHornets stung by Game 7 loss
Peer reviewUM's Morris ACC coach of the year
No-hitter!Cancer survivor Lester blanks Royals
The Heat hopes it has good-luck charm in Dwyane Wade, who will represent the team at the NBA Draft lottery.
Bill Parcells' tiff with Jason Taylor is not only petty but it's unfair. Taylor, a borderline Hall of Famer, has done no wrong by skipping 'voluntary' camps.
Dominant in the regular season, superb again in the postseason, the Detroit Red Wings are headed back to the Stanley Cup finals. With gusto, too.
Boston Celtics fans have probably felt like this in the past, the way Heat fans are feeling right now, on NBA Draft lottery day. A little bit of excitement tempered by a stomach quivering with uneasiness, all of it overpowered by a nervous energy that can't quite wait until 8 p.m. Tuesday to find out the fate of the franchise.
The two lives of Jason Taylor show in sharper-than-ever contrast now, sequins and shoulder pads. On Monday the Dolphins reconvened to begin their latest three days of offseason OTAs, or organized team activities, but absent Mr. Taylor, who of course was on the other side of the country competing (ludicrous as this once might have sounded and still does to some) in the finals of television's Dancing With the Stars.
2008 NHL Playoffs quiz
