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NBA Playoff Scenarios (Three Days Left)
One day closer to the end of the NBA season and the playoff race is far from over. For the final two spots in the East with have the Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat. The Oklahoma City Thunder and New Orleans Pelicans race for the final seed in the West. To finish second in the Western conference, we have the San Antonio Spurs, Houston Rockets, Memphis Grizzlies and Los Angeles Clippers. Nothing is over.
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Yankees Beat Red Sox – Everybody Gets to Hit & Run
Avoiding getting swept by the Boston Red Sox, the New York Yankees ended the series with a 14-4 win that included every single lineup player getting a hit and scoring a run, including home runs for Chase Headley and Brian McCann.
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San Antonio Spurs – Scorching at the Perfect Time
There’s no better time to catch fire than just before the playoffs, and the San Antonio Spurs, climbing to second in the West, have won 11 in a row following a comfortable 107-91 win over the Phoenix Suns, looking like the feared defending champions they should be.
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Houston Rockets – James Harden Doesn’t Care About Others’ Playoff Worries
The New Orleans Pelicans might be fighting for a last spot in the Western conference playoff, but the Houston Rockets have their own worries and concerns, prompting James Harden to put in another big day at the office and lead his team to a 121-114 win.
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Pacers Beat Thunder – Russell Westbrook Good For Himself, Not the Team
The Indiana Pacers beating the Oklahoma City Thunder 116-104 was another perfect example of how Russell Westbrook can play like an MVP and set a new career high for points and it actually won’t be a good thing for a team; not one bit.
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Milwaukee Bucks – Back in the Playoffs While Complicating Things for the Brooklyn Nets
A year after the worst season in franchise history the Milwaukee Bucks are back in the playoffs following a 96-73 win over the Brooklyn Nets who have problems of their own, led by Jason Kidd who gets to be the first second-year coach to lead two different teams into the postseason.
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Celtics Beat Cavaliers – No One Tried to Put Up a Fight
Resting starters is more important than fair play, which helped the Boston Celtics crush the Cleveland Cavaliers 117-78 as they rested LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, J.R. Smith and Kevin Love while also affecting the playoff race which doesn’t really concern them at this point.
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Jordan Spieth Makes Winning the Masters Look Easy
Out of nowhere comes 21-year old Jordan Spieth to deliver on of the most dominant wins at the Masters ever, leading it wire to wire and finishing with the green jacket without a shred of a threat from anyone else.
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Manchester United – Louis van Gaal Doing What David Moyes Couldn’t
It’s going to be almost impossible for Manchester United to win the Premier League this season, but the turnaround achieved by Louis van Gaal when compared to last season and even the team’s form until not too long ago, not to mention the ability and performance level, shows that sacking David Moyes was the right decision.
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NBA Playoff Scenarios (Four Days Left)
With four days remaining in the 2014-2015 NBA season, there are a few remaining playoff battles to look out for: The final, 8th seed in the West between the Oklahoma City Thunder & New Orleans Pelicans; the final two spots in the East, with the Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics, Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat involved; and the complicated attempt to finish second in the West, involving the San Antonio Spurs, Los Angeles Clippers, Memphis Grizzlies and Houston Rockets.