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Colin will be joined by ESPN NBA analyst Tom Penn (10:45 a.m. ET), ESPN Radio's Ian O'Connor (11:15), 95.7 The Game's Ric Bucher (12:15 p.m.) and Lions RB Reggie Bush (12:45) on Friday. As always, email the show (theherd@espnradio.com), text us at 7...

By sitting STAT and Kidd in the second half, Woody atoned for Game 4's sins.

Blame Melo if the Knicks lose the series? Not with his teammates playing like this.

Mike Woodson must be tough on Amar'e Stoudemire from here on out.

In Game 2, it appeared the Knicks were playing for Melo, not just with him.

Beaten up by Pacers in Sunday's series opener, Knicks had better wake up fast.

This week began with NBA player Jason Collins rocking the sports world by announcing he is gay and continued with the unlikely entrance of former Green Bay Packers safety LeRoy Butler into the issue. Now let me pass along Ian O'Connor's well-repor...

Carmelo Anthony, his legacy on the line, had no choice but to win this series.

Vince Lombardi, whose brother was gay, would've been proud of Jason Collins.

Colin will be joined by ESPN.com's Brian Windhorst (10:45 a.m. ET), ESPN New York's Ian O'Connor (11:15), the Boston Globe's Bob Ryan (11:30), ESPN NFL analyst Tedy Bruschi (12:15 p.m.) and Falcons CB Asante Samuel (12:45) on Thursday. As always, em...

Smells like 2004 all over again as 'Bockers can't can the Celtics in Game 5.

Tim Tebow is the one who was fired, but it's Rex Ryan who should be ashamed.

J.R. Smith's foolishness ruined the Knicks' shot at a first-round sweep.

For the Knicks, Indy and Miami are ahead on the road to who knows where.

As Celts and Knicks return to the Hub, Boylston Street is back in business.

Sixth Man J.R. Smith has to play like the "second man" from here to June.