Stevens praises Smart after Celtics steal Game 3 win
Marcus Smart scored a career high 27 as Boston stunned Cleveland 111-108 in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference finals at Quicken Loans Arena. Stevens lauded Smart's poised, aggressive play while Cavs strugglers faltered from deep and J.R. Smith and Love led late Cavs attempts. Celtics bench contributed 32 points as Boston takes a 2-1 series lead entering Game 4.
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Warriors finish sweep of Spurs in West finals
Stephen Curry scored 36 as Golden State completed a 4 0 series win over San Antonio to reach a third straight NBA Finals. Durant added 29 points and 12 rebounds, Ginobili's final Spurs appearance drew cheers, and Golden State shot 56 percent while holding a 53 41 rebounding edge.
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Browns add McCourty versatility as OTAs begin
Browns coach Hue Jackson says veteran defensive back Jason McCourty could play cornerback safety or nickel as OTAs start. McCourty signed a two year six million dollar contract after injuries with Howard Wilson. DeShone Kizer and Cody Kessler lead quarterback competition while Kirksey reshapes to weakside linebacker in 4 3.
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Browns optimistic for Hue Jackson era as talent influx grows
Browns owner Jimmy Haslam expresses strong confidence in head coach Hue Jackson amid a roster rebuild. He cites a $120 million offensive line commitment, a top draft including Myles Garrett, Gregg Williams on defense, and renewed energy after a 1-15 season. Joe Haden and others acknowledge past struggles but expect tangible wins.
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Predators reach first Stanley Cup Final with 6-3 win over Ducks
Colton Sissons netted his third goal with 6:00 left as the Nashville Predators eliminated Anaheim in six games to claim the franchise's first trip to the Stanley Cup Final. Pekka Rinne stopped 38 shots as Nashville, the lowest point team yet, finished a sweeping run through the West. The series winner set up a possible final against Pittsburgh or Ottawa with Game 1 looming.
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