“Saturday Night Live” poked fun at Cleveland’s supporting cast, who will do whatever it takes to help LeBron James, “as long as what he needs isn’t basketball.”
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‘The Other Cavaliers’ take the stage in unaired ‘SNL’ skit
“Saturday Night Live” poked fun at Cleveland’s supporting cast, who will do whatever it takes to help LeBron James, “as long as what he needs isn’t basketball.”
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‘The Other Cavaliers’ take the stage in unaired ‘SNL’ skit
Veteran offensive lineman Orlando Franklin, who started 89 of the 90 games he played in, has retired from the NFL so he can focus on his family and being a father.
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OL Franklin retires to focus on being a dad
Jim Irsay plans to build a special display for the manuscript and display it for several months a year at Alcoholics Anonymous’ headquarters in New York.
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Colts owner Irsay buys AA founding document
How new rules can help returners like Cordarrelle Patterson; the Pats’ real interest in Baker Mayfield and more.
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How new kickoff rule could benefit Pats’ Cordarrelle Patterson
Kevin Pelton answers questions on Capela’s unusual development, Playoff Rondo, LeBron’s shooting and more.
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Pelton mail: Does Clint Capela’s improvement make him a future All-Star?
The Philadelphia 76ers had many opportunities to put the Boston Celtics away in Game 3 to save the series. Instead, they’re in the unenviable 3-0 hole.
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Philadelphia’s late-game meltdown costs it critical Game 3
Joel Embiid said “dumb” and “bad” mistakes doomed the 76ers, who slipped up at the end of regulation and then again in OT of a Game 3 loss to the Celtics.
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Embiid: ‘Dumb mistakes’ led to Game 3 loss
“Guru” and “genius” were words used by Celtics players to describe coach Brad Stevens and his playcalling decisions at critical junctures in regulation and overtime.
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Celtics laud ‘genius’ Stevens for late-game calls
“Guru” and “genius” were words used by Celtics players to describe coach Brad Stevens and his playcalling decisions at critical junctures in regulation and overtime.
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Celtics laud ‘genius’ Stevens for late-game calls
Both teams endured an avalanche of missed layups, poor decisions and unlikely events. But Boston was a few plays better, and it has a 3-0 series lead over Philadelphia.
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Confetti falls by mistake, then Celtics steal Game 3 in Philadelphia
Jazz point guard Ricky Rubio, who hasn’t played in the series against the Rockets because of a strained left hamstring, has been upgraded to questionable for Sunday’s Game 4.
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Source: Jazz optimistic Rubio will play Sunday
The Hornets will interview Spurs assistant James Borrego and Celtics assistant Jay Larranaga for a second time. Both will meet with Hornets brass, including Michael Jordan, this weekend.
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Sources: Hornets zero in on Borrego, Larranaga
Warriors star Draymond Green shrugged off Pelicans guard Rajon Rondo’s actions, though his coach, Steve Kerr, expressed some concern.
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Kerr (not Draymond) concerned about Rondo
Warriors star Draymond Green shrugged off Pelicans guard Rajon Rondo’s actions, though his coach, Steve Kerr, expressed some concern.
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Kerr (not Draymond) concerned by Rondo tactics
Jets coach Todd Bowles was noncommittal on whether Teddy Bridgewater will be a full participant when OTAs begin later this month.
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Jets unsure if Bridgewater to be full-go for OTAs