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C.J. Wilson struck out 10 over eight strong innings to lead the Angels to a 7-1 win over the Mariners.

He's the Indiana University professor who got young Mark Cuban interested in advanced analytics, a pioneer of adjusted plus/minus, and a man who says some coaching moves in these playoffs have been flat wrong.

Steve Levy, Barry Melrose, and Craig Custance preview Thursday's tripleheader in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and look at the fallout from the Canucks firing head coach Alain Vigneault.

Has the Kings-Sharks series so far proven to be the best series in this postseason?

Kings defenseman Rob Scuderi sits down with Pierre LeBrun to talk about Los Angeles' loss in Game 4 and how they can bounce back.

Jeremy Schaap sits down with Phil Jackson to talk about his future, the Nets and the job Mike D'Antoni did with the Lakers this season.

Carl Crawford drove in two runs in the Dodgers' 9-2 win over the Brewers.

The La Hot Button question is: Will Dwight Howard ever return to his pre-injury dominance? Jeff Biggs of ESPNLA 710 provides his inside skinny.

How Vinny Del Negro charm won him the Clippers coaching job, but wasn't enough for him to keep it, and whether or not Chris Paul gets to name Del Negro's replacement. Clipper conversation with Kevin Arnovitz.

The New York Hot Button question this week is: Should the New York Knicks pursue Chris Paul in the offseason? Ian Begley and Jared Zwerling debate the issue.

Buster Olney blogs about Mike Trout becoming the youngest AL player to hit for the cycle and says that we could be looking at a battle between Miguel Cabrera and Trout for the AL MVP.

Mark Mulder, Jon Sciambi and Aaron Boone discuss Mike Trout's outstanding evening in which he hit for the cycle and drove in five runs.

Mike Trout became the first player born in the 1990s to hit for the cycle in the Angels' 12-0 win over the Mariners.

Brent Burns and Logan Couture scored to help the Sharks draw even with the Kings at two games apiece.

The Brewers tagged Zack Greinke for five earned runs over four innings en route to defeating the Dodgers 5-2.

The Forum: Mark Willard and Arash Markazi discuss the Lakers' options if Dwight Howard leaves via free agency.