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Much is hanging in the balance as April turns to May, with the NBA and NHL playoffs underway and other sports heating up. Here are the best images from said situations this week: Photos of the Week: April 29-May 1...

A San Diego swim coach alleged to have multiple identities and a felony conviction fired back Tuesday, calling his accuser a "bully" with a checkered past.

San Jose's stunning start and the rest of the week in the NHL .

Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images "Hey! Who changed the channel on my headset to the Kelly Clarkson Pandora station?! NOT FUNNY!" Michael Regan/Getty Images The Qatar delegation reacts to the news that hosting a World Cup comes with a free...

The Devils come to the Garden to open the Rangers' preseason tonight. With the game airing at 7 p.m. ET on MSG-Plus, here are five factors to keep your eye on. The Money Line Apt, no? Ilya Kovalchuk is swimming in it. Zach Parise is playing for m...

San Jose has been a hockey success story since the team's inaugural 1991-92 season, and the franchise is long overdue in receiving the national attention it deserves.

Always thinking big, Jerry Jones can envision swimming trials and the NHL Winter Classic in Cowboys Stadium.

Michael Phelps has 14 Olympic gold medals but only one ESPY. That's likely to change after he led the way Wednesday with four nominations for next month's ESPY Awards.

Despite the statistical similarities between this season and last, things are markedly different for the Lightning.

As many as 40 of hockey's oldest surviving Stanley Cup winners, most in their 80s and 90s, will get to keep the Cup for a day.

Nothing is stronger than the bond between a hockey player and his mom.

With a nearly unbeatable goalie, a top line scoring in bunches and a stifling defense, San Jose has proved its surprising regular season was no fluke.

After a season of turmoil, the Sharks are hoping to rebound under new leadership.

With the loss of Teemu Selanne, will depth again be a problem for the Ducks?

In his first game back from retirement, Mario Lemieux registers an assist on his first shift.