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Lakers beat Celtics: Was the fix in again?
It's a big problem for the NBA that disgraced ex-ref Tim Donaghy's allegations of rigged games in the '02 and '05 playoffs ring true.
Schilling on Kobe: "Pissed off and ranting"
The Red Sox star takes in Game 2 of the NBA Finals, and finds himself shocked by Bryant, the officials and all that pounding.
Celtics: The big lead
They let it get away in Game 2, but held on to beat the Lakers. Now they have it in the NBA Finals, but have to hit the treacherous road.
Who needs Lakers-Celtics nostalgia?
The NBA Finals are fascinating and exciting on their face. Enough with the obsession over memories of Larry, Magic, Wilt and Russell.
Paul Pierce's resurrection
NBA Finals: The Boston forward's dramatic return from a scary-looking injury leads the Celtics to a Game 1 win over the Lakers.
NBA Finals prediction: Lakers in 5
The Celtics have the Big Three, but athletic L.A. has three pretty good players too.
My cellphone calls too many timeouts
Could it be that the latest trend in mid-tech gadgetry is to program in hoops-coach logic?
Kobe Bryant: That guy
A player who can bend a game to his will is an awfully nice thing to have in the NBA playoffs.
Bulls come up Rose's
In the most awkward half-hour in televised sports, Chicago wins the NBA draft lottery and a shot at Memphis point guard Derrick Rose.
Moment comes, Spurs rise to it
San Antonio refuses to go down, completes rally from 2-0 deficit to oust the Hornets in seven.
Tom Brady's Giants cap
Could the Bay Area boy have been sending a message to Yankees fan LeBron about sticking with the locals?
Pierce beats LeBron in a classic
James scores more in a Game 7 shootout, but the Celtics star buries the Cavaliers as Boston advances to meet the Pistons.
D'Antoni + Knicks = playoffs
Another offensive coach after the truly offensive Thomas: It's crazy enough to work -- to a point.
Third quarter's the charm again
Hornets bulldoze Spurs after halftime for 3-2 lead. Plus: Pistons eliminate Magic.
Hyperbole of the week
LeBron James' monster dunk inspires a great call.
O.J. Mayo and the ripe system
Dick Vitale's right: The NBA's age limit has created a fertile field for collegiate fraud.
Predicting the present
NBA playoff rallies by the Spurs, Jazz and Cavs serve as a reminder that things don't always stay the same.
The cover curse
Bar bet: Who's been on the front of S.I. more times, Ernie Grunfeld or Reggie Miller?
Spurs hold Paul to 35, win
San Antonio's big three get together to overcome the Hornets' budding superstar and make it a series.
NBA coach caught coaching
Mike those guys up long enough, they just might say something interesting.
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King Kaufman on sports: Like talking to the guy on the next barstool, if the guy on the next barstool were pretty smart and not drunk. king at salon.com, Facebook.

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