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After seeing the Los Angeles Lakers' winning streak come to an end at 33 games in 1972, forward Jim McMillian said NBA fans had seen something special. "We just finished a streak that I don't believe any other team is going to break," he told the ...

LeBron James finished with 32 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds, Chris Bosh added 15 points, and the Miami Heat won their 26th straight game, topping the Charlotte Bobcats 109-77 on Sunday night.

Tiger Woods has not finished a tournament atop the leaderboard in 18 months. Nonetheless, Forbes says the world's former No. 1 golfer remains the biggest celebrity in the sports world.

The Clippers' Blake Griffin will be delivering soul-crushing dunks, while the Ohio State Buckeyes look to continue their undefeated season. Tonight is filled with hoops action.

Just hours after the Nets pulled themselves out of the Carmelo Anthony sweepstakes, the Nuggets superstar made them question their decision with a big night against the Thunder. Melo and more in this edition of About Last Night.

One's arguably the biggest female tennis star on the planet. (Or No. 1A after Serena). The other is a Los Angeles Lakers scrub. And now they're engaged. According to reports, Sasha Vujacic -- this guy, FYI -- popped the question to Maria Sharapova, w...

Lakers guard Sasha Vujacic is engaged to marry Maria Sharapova.

Getty Images/AP Photo The stars are all coming out for the 18th annual ESPYs, which will be hosted by Seth Meyers and will take place at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles tonight. The show will be televised live for the first time since 2003. Below...

Spaniards Pau Gasol and Rafael Nadal are supporting each other in their respective championship quests.

Thanks to Roger Federer, Andy Roddick has fallen into a"second-best" category. Here's a look at other sports figures whose luck always came up short.

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Extra Point/ESPN Sportsbeat for April 16-30, 2003

How motivated are the Lakers about a four-peat? Take a look at Kobe's new muscles.

Taking a look at what Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's teams did when he played for them is only the beginning of a strong case that can be made that he should be regarded as basketball's Best Baller Ever, writes Mark Tennis.

Tennis players looking for tax shelters have found fiscal paradises in Andorra, Bermuda and Monaco.