Pacers' growing resilience leads them past James, Heat to tie series at 1-1

A young Indiana team could have folded after a demoralizing Game 1 loss to the Heat. Instead, the Pacers came out strong in Game 2 to tie their series at 1-1, writes Ian Thomsen.

Hibbert's 29 lead Pacers to 97-93 win to even series

Senators can't extend unlikely playoff run, fall to Penguins

The Senators were written off countless times this season and in the playoffs. Ultimately, it took Pittsburgh's relentless offense to finish Ottawa's unlikely run, writes Sarah Kwak.

Tigers' Sanchez is latest to get to brink of a no-hitter

The 2013 season is still looking for a no-hitter after Detroit's Anibal Sanchez lost his in the ninth vs. Minnesota. His night shows just how hard it is to get one, writes Cliff Corcoran.

Late turnovers sink Heat, Pacers take Game 2

Pens rout Sens to finish series

PITTSBURGH (AP) The Pittsburgh Penguins expected desperation.

Openly gay player Rogers to rejoin MLS with L.A.

Tigers' Sanchez loses no-hitter in 9th vs. Twins

Yanks lose Granderson for 4 weeks

Report: Mets' Harvey dating SI Swimsuit model

George throws down vicious dunk on Birdman

Pens rout Sens to finish series

Dodgers' CEO gives Mattingly vote of confidence

Don Mattingly isn't in immediate danger of being fired as manager of the last-place Los Angeles Dodgers, with team president Stan Kasten saying none of the players are asking for his dismissal, either.

Yanks lose Granderson for 4 weeks

No country for big men in the NBA

Urlacher, Lewis broke the mold for prototype inside linebackers

Tough. Fast. Athletic. Ray Lewis and Brian Urlacher are leaving the NFL not just as greats, writes Don Banks, but as two players who changed the way teams now look for linebackers.

Grizzlies' Allen fined $5,000 for flop in Game 2

Despite lead, Heat haven't even hit stride

Not even the Heat were happy with the quality of play in their dramatic opening win in the Eastern finals. The goal for Game 2 Friday will be to maintain the same result while taking greater pride in the journey.

Joey Votto at center of scouts vs. stats debate

The old-school stats point to a No. 3 hitter who isn't doing his job. The new-school view sees one of the game's best hitters. Welcome to baseball's culture war, writes Paul Daugherty.

Report: Barcelona acquires Brazilian star Neymar

Kuchar in lead at rain-delayed Colonial in Texas

Hibbert not happy with Battier's physical tactics

Favre's lawsuit over sexually explicit texts settled

BoSox place OF Victorino, 3B Middlebrooks on DL

Two erratic guards could play huge role

What was Indiana doing? Where was Roy Hibbert? LeBron James' far-too-easy Game 1-winning layup at the buzzer raised many questions. Rob Mahoney breaks down the final play.

Nonstop Howard rumors make Paul look magical by comparison

Dwight Howard has become one of the most vilified NBA players. So why hasn't Chris Paul, who has done many of the same things, received the same scrutiny? asks Ben Golliver.

Ex-Bronco admits he intentionally tried to injure

Will Pirates finally break their long futility streak?

Nets' request to talk to Rivers reportedly denied

Nadal, Djokovic could meet in French Open semi

Seven-time champion Rafael Nadal could face top-seeded Novak Djokovic in the French Open semifinals a year after they met to decide the title.