NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Committee discusses team evaluation process

While the 2019 NCAA men’s basketball tournament was full of excitement, highlights and redemption stories, there was one thing it really missed. There was no Cinderella. The 2019 tournament didn’t see any double-digit seed crack the Elite Eight field, and March Madness mainstay Gonzaga was the

LeBron James elected to leave Cleveland, Ohio, for the bright lights and sandy beaches of Los Angeles this summer, as the star forward signed a contract to play for the Los Angeles Lakers. James inked a four-year, 153.3 million deal with LA, which is vastly different than the “one-and-one� deals he was signing when he was a member of the Cleveland Cavaliers. The move perplexed many because while young and talented, the Lakers don’t yet possess the necessary pieces to win an NBA championship even with James on board. Well, president of basketball operations Magic Johnson revealed that in his meeting with James on the night of June 30, the 33-year-old star was sold on the Lakers’ plan to not rush and build for the long haul.

Boston has hit three homers off Clayton Kershaw and David Price has been superb on the mound in Game 5. The Dodgers must rally to stay alive.