Isaiah Thomas is the driving force behind the Celtics, but Boston proved Wednesday night it has plenty of other weapons in an easy 123-101 victory over the Wizards in Game 5. The Celtics hold a 3-2 series lead as the series heads to Washington for Game 6. This game was never in doubt. The Celtics came
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Alexander Ovechkin and the Capitals once again saw their season end in the second round against the Penguins.
Kelly Oubre Jr. said he expected to hear plenty of boos from Celtics fans during Game 5. He might not have expected such colorful chanting, though.
As the sports world salivates while awaiting a seemingly inevitable NBA Finals, Cavaliers coach Tryonn Lue is keeping his undefeated team focused on its next unknown opponent.
Avery Bradley and the Celtics moved one win away from the Eastern Conference finals with a 123-101 rout of the Wizards in Game 5.
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Another four-run deficit, another comeback victory at Marlins Park. The Cardinals on Wednesday were unfazed trailing by sizeable margins early and were able to rally for the second straight night. Dexter Fowler’s pinch-hit two-run triple plated Magneuris Sierra and Tommy Pham in a three-run sixth, and the Cardinals held on for a 7-5 win, extending their winning streak to six games.
Boston re-took the series lead, 3-2, with Wednesday’s blowout win over Washington in Game 5.
Matt Wieters hit a walk-off two-run single in the ninth inning against his former team, the Orioles, to complete the Nationals’ 7-6 victory Wednesday night at Nationals Park.
