NBA PLAYOFFS - Howard helps Magic rout Hawks. Dwight Howard and the Magic embarrassed the Hawks 114-71 in Game 1 on Tuesday night. ers grind out win,
lead Jazz 2-0. Kobe Bryant poured in 30 and the Lakers took a 2-0 series lead by beating the Jazz 111-103
TODAYS GAMES - The SPURS @ The SUNS, Suns lead Series 1-0 at 9 PM ET.
NHL PLAYOFFS - With San Jose defeating Detroit to take a 3-0 series lead, are the Sharks changing our perception of the team? Marleau's OT goal puts Sharks up 3-0. Pens blank Canadiens, take 2-1 lead. Marc-André Fleury and Evgeni Malkin deserve praise for their roles in the Pens' Game 3 victory at
Montreal.
GAMES TODAY - The BRUINS @ The FLYERS, the Bruins lead Series 2-0 at 7 PM ET and The BLACKHAWKS @ The CANUCKS, Series tied at 1-1 at 9:30 PM ET.
MLB - Tigers broadcaster Harwell dies at 92. BoSox send Angels to fifth straight loss. Shields Ks 10 as Rays improve to 19-7. Ruiz's walkoff HR in 10th lifts Phillies. Diamondbacks extend Astros' slide to 8. Pena, Cervelli lift short-handed Yankees.
NFL - Anheuser-Busch’s flagship brand Bud Light will be the official beer sponsor of the National Football League, edging out rival MillerCoors, which said Tuesday it wouldn’t renew its deal. Anheuser-Busch’s six-year deal, which begins in the 2011 season, is worth more than $1 billion, a person close to the league said Tuesday.
NCAA FOOTBALL - President Barack Obama has congratulated the 2009 U.S. Naval Academy football team for winning its seventh consecutive Commander in
Chief trophy. Obama welcomed the Midshipmen to the East Room of the White House on Monday for the trophy presentation. It is awarded annually to the
winner of the competition among the three major service academies—the Army, the Navy and the Air Force.
NASCAR - The green-white-checker rule makes for some fantastic finishes, but there are still some who debate if that's a good thing. Sophomore Slump? Tony Stewart's red-hot start as a team owner was the talk of the garage in 2009. Smoke's still the talk of the garage, but for all the wrong reasons.
GOLF - The scene this week is Sawgrass and the famous 17th as Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson resume their battle for No. 1. A thumb injury has put Anthony Kim on the sidelines. He'll miss the Players – and maybe the U.S. Open.
MMA & BOXING - Fedor Emelianenko is set to return with a June 26 Showtime match. Will Lyoto Machida (R) change strategy against Mauricio Rua the
second time around? Fans address that and much more.
BOXING - Manny Pacquiao is running for elected office in his native Philippines. Maybe that explains his double talk on drug testing.
SOCCER - MLS - Houston's Brian Ching, a member of Team USA since '03, has a week to convince U.S. coach Bob Bradley that he's fit for the World Cup.
DC United coach Curt Onalfo and Chivas USA midfielder Michael Lahoud have been suspended two games each by the MLS.
TENNIS - Serena and Venus Williams returned from lengthy breaks on Tuesday and made fast work of their Italian Open foes. Defending champ Dinara Safina wasn't so lucky. Gasquet rolls by Rochus at Serbia Open. Baghdatis beats qualifier at BMW Open.
HORSE RACING - Kentucky Derby viewership posts 21-year high. Terranova wins both stakes at Belmont. Special Duty wins 1,000 Guineas after inquiry. Medaglia d'Amour wins at Hollywood Park.
POKER - A step forward in 2010-In just a few weeks the Rio will be packed with players hoping to win a gold bracelet. The WSOP team has been busy preparing and announced Tuesday what's new for 2010.
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