With their season all but on the line Friday, the Lakers delivered at the line. Led by Kobe (18 for 18), L.A. hit 41 of 42 FTs to get past OKC in Game 3. Reaction » Recap »Lakers-Thunder »

For the Clippers to have a chance, they'll need huge efforts from their ailing stars. Moura & Markazi   Artist of the glass »ESPN LA »Matchup »

Bodemeister is favored at Pimlico, but Derby champ I'll Have Another has at least a 50/50 chance. Jerry Bailey   Picks »Mayne: Bodemeister   I'll Have Another   Chat, 3 ET »More »

Kobe Bryant willed the Lakers to a victory in Game 3. Can he do it again less than 24 hours later?
Kurt Rambis   Dime: Lakers clutch in stretch »No conceding for Kobe »ESPN LA »More »

When the sun goes down and the lights come up, NASCAR's All-Stars come out to play at Charlotte.
Racing Live!, 7:30 ET »Kyle Busch wins pole »Jayski: Ins, outs of race »New format in '12

Lakers connect on 41 of 42 free throws to take must-win Game 3 over Thunder 99-96.

Hank Goldberg and Jeannine Edwards preview the 137th Preakness Stakes.

Henrik Lundqvist made 36 saves and the Rangers scored three goals in the third period to take a 2-1 series lead.

After being away from coaching for a season, have any of the new Pac-12 coaches gotten a new perspective on the profession?

In his final appearance, Kerry Wood struck out Dayan Viciedo with three straight pitches in front of the Wrigley faithful.