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Highlight Of The Night: The Spurs erased an 18-point deficit behind 69 points from their big three in a 104-93 win over the Grizzlies.

Andrew Shaw scored two goals and the Blackhawks defeated the Red Wings 4-1 to extend the series to a sixth game.

The Bruins advanced to the Eastern Conference finals thanks to two goals from Gregory Campbell in a 3-1 win over the Rangers.

Robbie Rogers discusses his decision to come out of retirement to become the first openly gay male athlete to play an American professional team sport.

ESPN commentator Alexi Lalas discusses Robbie Rogers's decision to join the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer

Michele Smith and Pam Ward discuss the win that will send Oklahoma to the Women's College World Series.

Highlight Of The Night: Roy Hibbert's double-double of 29 points and 10 boards led the Pacers to a 97-93 Game 2 win over the Heat.

The Penguins won big over the Senators to advance to the Eastern Conference finals.

Brian Urlacher on walking away from football.

Phil Jackson would choose Bill Russell over Michael Jordan to start a dream team.

Darren Rovell discusses the $30 million sale of Alex Rodriguez's Miami Beach home.

Scott Van Pelt and Ryen Russillo answer listeners' questions about eating pastries, who to bring to weddings, getting catfished, athletic gingers and much more.

Michigan's most important game of 2013 -- outside of Ohio State, obviously -- is the Nov. 9 contest against Nebraska.

Chelsea goal-keeper Petr Cech says he hopes Jose Mourinho can replicate his success if the Portuguese manager returns to Stamford Bridge.

Mike Ditka discusses the Bears' decision to retire his number, his relationship with Chicago, and Brian Urlacher's retirement.

Erik McKinney and Phil Murphy recap Keller Chryst's performance at the San Francisco Elite 11 and break down the impact of Adoree' Jackson's track career on his football decision. And how would Cal recruiting success affect the Pac-12?