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When Cleveland reached out to Phil Jackson about its coaching vacancy, the legendary coach reportedly dismissed the idea quickly, but in this week's "That's What She Said," Sarah Spain says he should have jumped at the gig.

Our sports experience could use some fun digital enhancement. These proposed apps would really shake things up (hmm, how about a Cubs championship?).

Kyrie Irving scored the NBA's top draft pick, and Serena Williams' comeback continued. Here's what else you missed last night.

Will the Cavaliers make Kyrie Irving the top pick in tonight's NBA draft? Find out tonight. We've also got second-round action from Wimbledon and an elimination game in the CWS. Here are the Games We're Watching.

Dirk Nowitzki shined bright Tuesday night. He made every free throw he attempted and knocked in 48 points, leading the Dallas Mavericks to a 1-0 Western Conference final series lead. Here's what else you missed last night.

In a script even Hollywood couldn't write, the Los Angeles Lakers were handed their third consecutive loss Wednesday by the Cleveland Cavaliers -- the team who didn't win a game in the entire month of January. Here's what else you missed last night.

Two major Ohio sports streaks came to an end this weekend: The Cavs stopped their skid at 26 (but lost their next one), and Ohio State's bid for an undefeated season came to an end. But not to worry, baseball season is here.

Wow, what a night in hoops -- losing and winning streaks, last-second buzzer-beaters, overtimes, upsets and tournament-quality action all over the country. All that and a crazy night on the ice in Boston highlight About Last Night.

As Amanda Rykoff continues her countdown until pitchers and catchers report, there's plenty of basketball to keep her distracted. Here's what she's watching as the Cavs look to set another mark of futility and 13 Top 25 NCAA teams hit the hardwood.

Laughing at Cleveland's historic losing streak might seem like fun now but what if it was your team? espnW's Adena Andrews says watch out Nuggets and Hornets, you could be next.

With great hoops action featuring megastars, the Cavaliers chasing a pitiful record and a mega day of football on Sunday, there's little reason to leave your couch this weekend. Here's what we'll be watching.

Until spring arrives (please be right, Punxsutawney Phil), we've got sports to keep us warm. Last night brought us another scorching night of hoops, with Jimmer Fredette, buzzer-beaters, upsets and another 40-plus game from Kevin Durant.

A big game among women's basketball powerhouses, a cold reception for Cleveland in Miami, and some progress on the NFL labor front top a mixed bag night of sports action and news.

What the sports scene lacks in quantity tonight, it makes up for in quality -- well at least when it comes to the ladies. We have the scoop on a behemoth women's college basketball game and some NBA action that may be FANtastic.

How did an NFL junkie cope with the first weekend without (real) professional football since August? Sure, there was All-Star action and the Grand Slam finals, but it was really the compelling hoops that kept our sports fixes going.

When LeBron James took to Twitter during the Cavs' blowout loss to the Lakers Tuesday night, his mind wasn't on how terrible his old teammates must feel about the defeat, or their pitiful 8-30 record. He wanted revenge.