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From cheating equipment managers to LeBron's politics to annoying songs, Adena Andrews has questions on all fronts in her latest I'm Just Askin.

In her latest "I'm Just Askin'" column, Adena Andrews can't wait for NBA season, but there are some things she needs to know first.

Ray Allen's mom, Flo Allen-Hopson, runs the Boston Marathon to raise money for diabetes research in honor of her grandson.

The new Broadway play "Magic/Bird" recounts the role Larry Bird's mother, Georgia, played in turning his rivalry with Magic Johnson into a lifelong friendship.

Whether it's basketball or hockey that's more to your taste, this weekend is a nonstop playoff feast, beginning with Thunder-Grizzlies Friday in Memphis. And in a women's soccer friendly, the U.S. hosts Japan on Saturday in the Games We're Watching.

Love 'em or hate 'em, the Heat are in the Eastern Conference finals after eliminating the Celtics on Wednesday. In the other NBA playoff game, the Thunder grabbed a 3-2 series lead over the Grizzlies. Here's what else you missed last night.

A bonanza ensued Monday in the NBA. It was wild watching the Celtics-Heat go into overtime. That is until the Grizzlies and Thunder required three overtimes to seal their game. See who came out victorious, and check out what else you missed last night.

Saturday doctors popped Rajon Rondo's dislocated elbow back into place and the Celtics guard managed to help his team to an all-important Game 3 win over the Heat. Can the one-armed man inspire his team again tonight? Here are the Games We're Watching.

Perennial title contenders the Lakers and the Celtics are both down 2-0 in their conference semifinal series, leaving espnW's Sarah Spain to wonder whether this year will mark a changing of the guard in the NBA.

The NBA and NHL conference semifinals continue tonight with doubleheaders. Can the Grizzlies continue to surprise? Will LeBron James and the Heat protect home court? Will we have more drama on the ice? Here are the Games We're Watching.

The Miami Heat took the lead, the eighth-seeded Memphis Grizzlies made history and the Boston Bruins beat the Philadelphia Flyers in a score that looked more like a football game. (Sort of.) Here's what else happened in sports this weekend.

We're into the semfinals of the NBA playoffs, and Sunday marks the start of a whole new set of dramatic and intriguing storylines to keep an eye on, from hungry Heat players to rowdy Hawks centers. Here's what we're looking at:

It was judgment weekend in both the NBA and NHL. See who is still alive, who's headed home and check out what else you missed this weekend.

Carmelo Anthony had 42 points Tuesday and the Knicks still couldn't pull out a win. Instead, Kevin Garnett hit the go-ahead shot to give the Celtics a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series. Here's what else you missed last night.

Saturday marks the start of the 2011 NBA playoffs, and there are all kinds of games, from battles for respect to David and Goliath matchups, to keep an eye on.

Even though it was an off night in the NCAA tournament, the basketball courts were still active with a total 12 NBA games in action Wednesday. The Nuggets upset the NBA-leading Spurs, and the Knicks continued their slide.