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As the NBA playoffs approach, the Miami Heat certainly have the look of a champion, but it's too early to write off the Indiana Pacers, San Antonio Spurs and a few other contenders for the 2013 NBA title.

Despite sprained ankles and being questionable prior to tipoff, both Derrick Rose and Kobe Bryant led their teams to victory. The Bulls move on to the next playoff round; the Lakers need one more win to advance. Here's what else you missed last night.

Stock up on snacks and fill your fridge with beer, 'cause this weekend's lineup of playoff games will have you glued to your TV for hours. The NHL playoffs continue, and the NBA playoffs tip off Saturday.

Saturday marks the start of the 2011 NBA playoffs, and there are all kinds of games, from battles for respect to David and Goliath matchups, to keep an eye on.

It's judgment time in the NBA. Some teams clinched playoff berths Wednesday night, while others got the bad news that they'd be headed home after the regular season. Here's what else you missed last night.

The women's hoops Final Four is coming to Indianapolis, and espnW couldn't be happier. The Circle City has plenty to offer from hoops history to late-night legends, and it's the perfect place to host the event.

Quick, find Tru TV on your channel lineup! The new 68-team NCAA tournament starts tonight and you don't wanna miss a minute of the Madness. Four teams meet in two of the new First Four games tonight hoping to play their way into the "real" brackets.

In the NBA, Kevin Love obtained his 52nd straight double-double, breaking Moses Malone's record. In men's college basketball, more teams stamped their tickets to the Big Dance, and one of in the Big East tournament games had a controversial ending.

Kevin Love will attempt to secure his place in the NBA history books tonight with the most consecutive double-doubles. Add in a little afternoon delight with Big East tournament action and we've got you covered in Games We're Watching today.

The Big Three were too hot for the Pacers to handle last night, combining for all but 20 of the Heat's points. And on a day where Peyton Manning received a big chunk of change, Albert Pujols still waits for his big payout as the deadline looms.

Two much-hyped sporting events finally happened Monday night, but only one lived up to expectations.