LeBron won Game 1 with a layup at the buzzer in overtime. His heroics, however, came with a certain big man on the Indiana bench. Daily Dime »Where was Hibbert?  Eastern Conference finals »

Indiana's Paul George flummoxed Melo. Can he do the same to LeBron? Chat   Listen   5-on-5: Can Pacers win? »10 Q's »More »

Jarome Iginla scored twice. So did linemate James Neal, which was a welcome sight for Pittsburgh, but bad news for the rest of the NHL. Scott Burnside »Pens roll past Sens 7-3 »NHL Playoffs »

Why shouldn't the Phillies give up on this season? It all starts with Cliff Lee. David Schoenfield » Lee tosses three-hit shutout » Utley to get MRI on ribs » BBTN: Marlins historically bad?

While CC Sabathia is still the ace, Hiroki Kuroda is the Yankees' best starter. Wallace Matthews »BBTN: Better in AL  Improved O's  ESPN NY »

Highlight Of The Night: Despite 18 of Paul George's 27 points coming in the fourth quarter and overtime, LeBron James' game winner and triple-double lifted the Heat to a 103-102 Game 1 win.

ESPN 150 LB Kyron Watson's commitment to Kansas was arguably its biggest in years. Damon Sayles discusses the implications of that and St. Louis being an underrated recruiting hotspot. Max Olson also stops by to talk the latest in Baylor recruiting.

Kurt Rambis breaks down the Heat's game-winning possession in Game 1 and why Roy Hibbert wasn't on the court.

HornsNation's Max Olson and Midlands Regional Coordinator Damon Sayles chat with Phil Murphy about the latest with Darrion Johnson, Otaro Alaka, and Daniel Gresham and well as Oklahoma's slow start to 2014 recruiting and Iowa State building a class around

On this episode of the ACC Official Visit, we talk a potential QB controversy for the Miami Hurricanes, a strong start for the Louisville Cardinals, and wide receiver Demarre Kitt sets a date. Will an ACC team be his final destination?