With another classic playoff display, Tim Duncan reminded us what he's all about: the end result. Daily Dime » Why Griz are finished »Spurs get another OT win »Vets deliver   Duncan

Will Rafael Nadal pick up No. 8? Will the top seeds take home trophies? Our experts dig in. Picks » CourtCast: Scores   Watch: Day 1   Beyond Rafa » Analysis:  Men   Women

The Griz have been in 0-2 holes before. They've got to believe. Chat Listen   5-on-5: Debating Game 5 »Play Allen less   Matchup »

The top-seeded Blackhawks showed up in Game 5 to fend off the Wings. ESPN Chicago »Bruins bounce Rangers   Down and out in N.Y. »

The Bruins eliminated the Rangers and any doubts about their ability to close. Jackie MacMullan » Krug craziness continues »Hawks stay alive   Power play turns tide »Toews shows up »

Highlight Of The Night: The Spurs erased an 18-point deficit behind 69 points from their big three in a 104-93 win over the Grizzlies.

John Clayton goes deep on the Bengal tight end sets, Panther plans for running backs, Andrew Luck's three-step drop and just plain bad luck for the Seahawks' defensive schemes.

The Bruins advanced to the Eastern Conference finals thanks to two goals from Gregory Campbell in a 3-1 win over the Rangers.

On this episode of the ACC Official Visit, we talk a potential QB controversy for the Miami Hurricanes, a strong start for the Louisville Cardinals, and wide receiver Demarre Kitt sets a date. Will an ACC team be his final destination?

Robbie Rogers discusses his decision to come out of retirement to become the first openly gay male athlete to play an American professional team sport.