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Prim Siripipat recaps the day in Boston sports, including an overtime loss by the Bruins and Terry Francona's return to Fenway Park.

P.J. Carlesimo reacts to the news that Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge denied the Nets permission to speak to Doc Rivers about their vacant coaching position.

Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless discuss Danny Ainge's comment that Celtics coach Doc Rivers will be back next season.

If the projected #1 overall pick could draft any player but himself, who would he pick? And is his hair a competitive advantage?

Jackie MacMullan discusses the futures of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Doc Rivers in Boston.

The Knicks are hung up on the Celtics, and Bomani Jones is hung up on how tough this all is for Knick fans.

ESPN.com's Kevin Arnovitz has been out of the closet, and going to work at NBA stadiums (and yes, in locker rooms) for years. In his experience, how can Jason Collins really expect to be treated?

Robert Edward Auctions consignment director Brian Dwyer appraises fan-submitted items, including a Dale Earnhardt race-used fender and a game-used Rajon Rondo sneaker.

RareInk CEO Tim Muret joins Michele Steele to discuss providing the official art of the NBA, including works of Michael Jordan and LeBron James.

Celtics coach Doc Rivers comments on the tragedy in Boston.

With an eye on Trey Burke, David Thorpe notes that no matter how much teams love drafting big players, the tiniest high picks have been great ones.

Marc Stein on what almost happened on deadline day.

Raptors head coach Dwane Casey on who will win the NBA title, who the league's best point guard is, and whether the Celtics and Lakers can contend with their current rosters.

"SportsCenter" debates the best rivalry in sports.

The ESPN analyst sounds off on the Lakers' future, LeBron James' salary and Joakim Noah's cashmere.

It can be tough to know when your championship window is closing. Henry Abbott explains.