playoffs

The New Jersey Devils have back themselves into a corner.  The Los Angeles Kings shut them out Monday 4-0, and take a 3-0 series lead in the Stanley Cup Finals.

Heading into the Western Conference Finals the San Antonio Spurs seemed untouchable.  After two losses in Oklahoma City over the weekend, they look human after all.

Boston Celtics point guard Rajon Rondo took a shot at the Miami Heat during his halftime interview with Doris Burke on Sunday night.

Both Eastern and Western Conference finals got a bit more interesting over the weekend.  Both the Boston Celtics and Oklahoma City Thunder even things with their heavily favored opponents.

Game two of the Eastern Conference Finals was a close one between the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat.  The Heat ended up winning it on overtime 115-111, but this foul went unnoticed by the officials.

These NBA playoffs, including an epic game two between the Celtics and Heat have been great, however academic. The NBA champs will be the San Antonio Spurs. If you haven't come to realize that yet you will. Sure Oklahoma City is very talented and exciting...

Few hockey pundits would have predicted a Stanley Cup Final between the Los Angeles Kings and the New Jersey Devils. Yet, those two teams will meet for the 2012 Stanley Cup when their best-of-seven series begins on Wednesday in Newark, NJ. Here’s a preview of the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals.

The Miami Heat and Boston Celtics will face each other in the Eastern Conference Finals. Game 1 of the best-of-seven series is Monday night in Miami. The winner advances to the 2012 NBA Finals against the victor of the San Antonio-Oklahoma City series. Here’s a preview of the Eastern Conference Finals:

Heading into this shortened NBA season, many believed that the Boston Celtics didn't have enough left.  They hade nough to eliminate the young Philadelphia 76ers on Saturday, 85-75, and now advance to the Eastern Conference finals to face the Miami Heat.

It was a rematch that was 18 years in the making.  The outcome however was much different this time.  The Devils hang on in overtime to beat the Rangers 3-2.

Down 3-2.  On the road.  Losers of two straight.  Outplayed in large sections of all five games played so far this series...Well, that seems pretty bleak.  But stand defiant Ranger fans - this team will.

Losing a playoff game is tough. Losing when the other team plays your game better then you is awful and that's what the Jersey Devils did in game 5 Wednesday Night at MSG.