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Golden State Warriors – Stephen Curry Putting on Shows & Breaking Records
While the Portland Trail Blazers had something to play for, the Golden State Warriors didn’t and still won 116-105, on the way providing the platform for Stephen Curry to improve his MVP case and break the single-season 3-pointers record.
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Duke Blue Devils: Jahlil Okafor Has a Tough One-and-Done Tradition to Follow
It’s rare to see Duke players go one-and-done, or at least it used to be. Jahlil Okafor was never going to stick around for long, and he has a mostly impressive list of players to follow in that regard.
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Troy Polamalu Retiring, Just like the Pittsburgh Steelers Wanted
Be it because of the injuries, concussions or simply some religious revelation, Troy Polamalu is retiring from the NFL after 12 seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers, which include winning two Super Bowls and being named as the league’s defensive player of the year once.
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Kentucky Wildcats – Everyone is Leaving to the NBA
As expected, almost everyone involved with the rare season the Kentucky Wildcats had is declaring for the NBA, as Karl-Anthony Towns,Willie Cauley-Stein, Devin Booker, Trey Lyles, Dakari Johnson, Andrew Harrison and Aaron Harrison decided they’ve had enough of college basketball.
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Bulls Beat Heat – Huge Blow to Remaining Playoff Hopes
Despite a huge halftime deficit, the Chicago Bulls found a way to come back and beat the Miami Heat 89-78, helping themselves out in the race to finish third in the conference, while the Heat’s playoff problems became a whole lot bigger.
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Los Angeles Lakers – Jeremy Lin Might Have Finally Played His Last Game for Byron Scott
A knee injury that might or might not be serious and maybe a call back to his injury during his season with the New York Knicks could mean that Jeremy Lin has played his last game for the Los Angeles Lakers and more importantly, his final game under the coaching of Byron Scott.
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Spurs Beat Rockets – Turning Into the Best at the Right Time
The San Antonio Spurs keep on winning, making it nine in a row, beating the Houston Rockets 110-98, to make things even more complicated and close in the Western conference, while proving once again that despite their low seed and “disappointing” overall record, they just might be the best team in the NBA right now.
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Chicago Bulls – Derrick Rose Coming Back More Important That Loss
The 105-103 loss to the Orlando Magic isn’t exactly beneficial to the Chicago Bulls and maybe even costing them home court advantage, but Derrick Rose coming back to play for the first time in almost two months was a lot more important.
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NBA Playoffs – Boston Celtics & Indiana Pacers Get Closer, Brooklyn Nets Step Back
The chase after the final two spots in the Eastern conference continues to be the most exciting thing remaining in the NBA regular season, as the Boston Celtics and Indiana Pacers beat the Detroit Pistons and New York Knicks respectively, helping themselves out, while the Brooklyn Nets losing to the Atlanta Hawks simply makes things more complicated.
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Yankees Beat Blue Jays – Getting the First One Out of the Way
The New York Yankees got their first win of the 2015 MLB Season thanks to a slightly lucky single from Chase Headley and overall a big 8th inning to rally back towards a 4-3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.