It was quite the feat for the Bucks to get this far. An even bigger one? That the Celtics were able to withstand it.
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Panarin’s OT goal sends Rangers into 2nd round
The Rangers beat the Penguins 4-3 in Game 7 to advance past the first round for the first time since 2017.
Read More »Man City struggle but show character to keep title in their own hands
Man City's two-goal comeback vs. West ham could be a massive point with one game left in the title race.
Read More »Weekend Review: Milan on the brink, Man City wobble, Suarez and Haaland bid farewell
Man City avoided near disaster, as Milan crept closer to glory, while a rising star and an aging veteran said goodbye -- it's ESPN's weekend review.
Read More »Ousted Bucks ‘definitely could’ve used’ Middleton
Despite another impressive series from Milwaukee star Giannis Antetokounmpo, the Bucks were eliminated Sunday after a Game 7 loss to the Celtics, ending a postseason round in which the defending NBA champs were without Khris Middleton.
Read More »Doncic dominant as Mavs oust Suns in Game 7
Mavericks star Luka Doncic authored a dominant performance on Sunday night, in leading Dallas to a Game 7 victory over the defending Western Conference-champion Phoenix Suns, setting up a date with the resurgent Golden State Warriors in the next round.
Read More »School is cool: Stephen Curry joins ranks of athletes who returned for college degrees
Putting the student in student-athlete. After leaving school early, these pro players went to great lengths to obtain their diplomas.
Read More »Ranking history’s most heart-breaking not-hitters: How do Reds rate?
Is it possible for there to be a more depressing moment at this stage of the season for a Reds team that is now 9-26?
Read More »Follow live: Dallas and Phoenix face-off in a Game 7 matchup to see who will advance to the WCF
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Read More »Sooners snag No. 1 seed in NCAA softball tourney
Defending champion Oklahoma has earned the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Division I Softball Championship, which begins on Friday, and includes a 64-team field that will also feature 12 SEC teams.
Read More »Transfer Talk: Barcelona see Wolves’ Neves as most realistic target
Barca boss Xavi knows they have work to do to catch Real Madrid and see Ruben Neves as a step in the right direction. Transfer Talk has the latest.
Read More »Follow live: Penguins, Rangers clash at MSG in a Game 7 showdown
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Read More »1st victory since absence ‘means a lot’ to Stricker
Steve Stricker completed a wire-to-wire victory Sunday in the Regions Tradition, closing with a 4-under 68 for a six-stroke victory and his fourth PGA Tour Champions major title.
Read More »Hyde uses charity game to aid shooting victims
Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde says he will donate a portion of the proceeds from Sunday's charity softball game to the victims of Saturday's supermarket shooting in Buffalo.
Read More »Williams’ historic 3-point effort keys Celtics’ win
With Grant Williams leading the way, the Celtics eliminated the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday afternoon, and for the fourth time in the past six seasons, Boston is headed to the Eastern Conference finals.
Read More »Source: Fins add to pass rush with DE Ingram
The Dolphins and pass-rusher Melvin Ingram have agreed to a contract, a source confirmed to ESPN.
Read More »Kerr: Payton (elbow) ‘a longshot’ to play in WCF
It seems unlikely, but Golden State Warriors guard Gary Payton II -- working his way back from an elbow injury -- might be able to return during the latter portion of the Western Conference finals, coach Steve Kerr said on Sunday.
Read More »Reds become 6th team to not allow hit and lose
Reds starter Hunter Greene and reliever Art Warren combined to allow zero hits Sunday, but Cincinnati still lost 1-0 to the Pirates.
Read More »GM: Grizz will spend to keep Morant, core intact
General manager Zach Kleiman said Sunday the Grizzlies are willing to pay the necessary price to keep Ja Morant and the team's core together.
Read More »Kerr clears league’s protocols, rejoins Warriors
Golden State coach Steve Kerr, who tested positive for COVID-19 just two hours before Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals, has cleared the league's safety protocols and rejoined the Warriors on Sunday as they prepare for the next round.
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