Bolstered by Roy Hibbert, the Pacers made taking a 2-1 series lead look easy Thursday night and left Miami in a Wade's world of hurt. Daily Dime »Indiana turns up the Heat »Grades »Stats blog »

San Antonio's band of thirtysomethings haven't lost in 37 days ... and counting. Thursday, the Spurs helped Tony Parker celebrate his 30th birthday with a vintage win. Marc Stein »CP3's struggles »

A split in Miami has created plenty of intrigue in Indianapolis, as the Heat and Pacers play a pivotal Game 3. Chat   Clips-Spurs, 9:30 ET »

The Kings have lost just once in taking out the West's No. 1 and 2 seeds, and is halfway to eliminating No. 3 Phoenix. ESPN LA »Jaw-dropping

Stop dogging the Spurs. Efficient (to a fault?), all they do is win. And San Antonio is at it again. 5-on-5: Better with age »Chat  CP3 key

Cris Carter is concerned about Drew Brees' relationship with the Saints.

Tim Legler talks about LeBron James playing power forward without Chris Bosh and makes a prediction for Game 3.

Kevin Durant scored 22 points and the go-ahead basket with 18 seconds left to help the Thunder rally past the Lakers for a 2-0 series lead.

Matt Kuchar (-4) two back after the first round of the Byron Nelson Championship.

Pacers take 2-1 series lead by holding Dwyane Wade to just five points and Roy Hibbert posting double-double in 94-75 win.