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Eric Decker and Jessie James say "I do" to a reality show, Jarvis Jones eats a sandwich likeness of his face, and Skylar Diggins signs up with Jay-Z, so there's plenty to savor in "The Buzz That Was."

When male athletes like the Heat's Chris Bosh have to choose between a playoff game and the birth of a child, what choice should they make? Our contributors weigh in.

Betting on women's sports? In Vegas, women's hoops action doesn't heat up until the summer.

There is plenty of action on the diamond as teams jockey for position. The WNBA winds down to this All-Star break and the WPS heats up with a WWC rematch in today's Games We're Watching.

With the NBA Finals about to begin, it seems a natural question for the women of the WNBA -- who's going to win? While most pick the Heat to prevail, all think it will be a close series.

The Eastern Conference playoff matchups are officially set. The Heat locked up the No. 2 seed in the East Monday night with a big win over the Hawks, coupled with a Celtics overtime loss to the Wizards. Here's what else you missed last night.

The WNBA holds its annual draft this afternoon, and tonight, the NBA teams continue jockeying for critical playoff positioning. There's also a full slate of Major League Baseball action to keep us occupied. Here's what we're watching ...

The top NBA teams in the East and West tumbled as the Nets won their fifth straight game, and UConn was selected as the No. 1 overall seed in the women's NCAA tournament as it makes a run for its third straight title.

The Heat finally nabbed a win on Thursday, and it came against the defending NBA champion Lakers. And in men's college basketball, the excitement of the Big East tournament continued as UConn's Kemba Walker hit the game-winning shot to stun No. 3 Pitt.

March Madness hasn't officially begun, but college hoops fans are already in prime tourney shape, calling in sick to watch their favorite teams, stretching out lunch at their local bar, or, at the very least, checking scores instead of e-mail.

Although the NFL CBA was set to expire at 11:59 p.m. Thursday, the two sides finally agreed on something -- to extend the negotiations. In the NBA, Orlando conjured up some late game Magic to beat the Heat at home. Here's what else you missed last night.

Most college hoops teams have just two games left on their regular-season schedule, so every bucket, board and ball game counts. These are the games that separate the men from the boys and the women from the girls, and they're the Games We're Watching.

If Thursday was any indication of how UConn will handle the first three Big East games next season without Jim Calhoun, the Huskies are in trouble. In its first game since being penalized by the NCAA, UConn fell without its coach.

Whether it's college men's, women's or NBA basketball, we've got you covered. The three best teams in the East are all in action. Here are all the Games We're Watching tonight.

Denver didn't seem to notice they were without their star player Carmelo Anthony on Tuesday night. The new-look Nuggets cruised as the NBA resumed play after the All-Star break. Both the All-Star MVP and slam dunk champion were also in action.

If you like basketball of any kind, tonight is your lucky night. A bevy of Top 25 hoops games and 12 NBA tilts highlight the schedule. It's all in Games We're Watching.