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Washington Wizards – Not Used to This Kind of Success
It’s been quite a long time since the Washington Wizards have won a playoff series, but they’ve upset the Chicago Bulls, winning their first round series in five games, clinching it with a 75-69 victory, pulled through by John Wall and Nene and should be considered as very serious contenders to win the East, no matter who they face in the next round.
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Mariners Over Yankees – Booing Robinson Cano Doesn’t Help
The New York Yankees aren’t used to someone outbidding them, so the fans made it an unpleasant return for Robinson Cano, playing against his former team for the first time as a Seattle Mariners player, helping his team come up with a 6-3 on a very rainy day.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Donald Sterling No More
It’s going to be complicated and difficult actually taking the franchise away from Donald Sterling, but his punishment delivered by Adam Silver means he has lost the Los Angeles Clippers. It might take some time, but eventually, it seems that everyone’s goal of taking the franchise away from him by forcing him to sell it will become a reality.
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Match Highlights – Bayern Munich vs Real Madrid
The end to possession based football and what we thought we knew of Tiki-Taka? Possibly, as Real Madrid crushed Bayern Munich 4-0 in the second leg with a perfect display of set piece efficiency, defending and counter attacking, making it 5-0 on aggregate through the two semifinals, advancing to their first Champions League semifinal in 11 years as Cristiano Ronaldo and Sergio Ramos both score twice.
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Los Angeles Clippers – Playing for an Owner You Hate
From here on out, everything the Los Angeles Clippers as a team – which means the players and head coach Doc Rivers, separated from the racist being of their owner, Donald Sterling, stands the test of separating what’s important and what isn’t, by trying to win a basketball game followed by another; winning in the playoffs, even thinking about a championship, while trying to make it about themselves and the fans, not the guy who owns the rights to the franchise from the NBA.
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Everton FC – Will They Lose on Purpose to Manchester City?
One of the most important rules to remember about sports is that it’s not always about winning and succeeding, but sometimes about preventing your greatest rivals from doing the same. Everton hosting Manchester City is probably the biggest match remaining in the exciting Premier League title race, and it means the world to Liverpool, Everton’s Merseyside derby rivals.
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Indiana Pacers – What it Feels Like When a Season Falls Apart
It’s hard to know for sure what Indiana Pacers players are feeling right now, as their season and hopes for a championship continue to slip away from them in what is no longer a surprise, but it’s possible to take a guess. From putting all the blame on Roy Hibbert, to thoughts on Frank Vogel and generally trying to comprehend what the f@#$ is happening pretty much covers everything.
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Seattle Seahawks – Earl Thomas Becomes Highest Paid Safety
It was quite obvious the Seattle Seahawks were going to need to spend a lot money in order to keep their Super Bowl winning defense intact, so it comes as no surprise that they went ahead and turned Earl Thomas into the highest paid safety in the history of the NFL, going by the average salary of his new deal.
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Crystal Palace Cheerleaders The Crystals With Their Version of ‘I Love It’
As someone mentioned, the only reason that makes following the Crystal Palace Youtube page worthwhile is getting a glimpse of videos by The Crystals, the football club’s cheerleaders squad, releasing a brilliant version of ‘I Love It’, a hit song from two years ago by Icona Pop and Charli XCX.
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NBA Playoffs – Game 5 Predictions (Warriors vs Clippers, Grizzlies vs Thunder, Wizards vs Bulls)
We carry on with the incredible NBA playoffs, taking on three game 5’s, with one of them between the Washington Wizards and the Chicago Bulls potentially ending the series. Things are a lot more closer in the tied series between the Golden State Warriors and the Los Angeles Clippers, with the situation exactly the same for the Memphis Grizzlies and the Oklahoma City Thunder.