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Spurs Overcome Paul's 35 To Trim Series Lead 2-1
San Antonio Spurs guards Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili took charge in Game 3 by scoring 31 points each as the Spurs defeated the New Orleans Hornets 110-99.

Mosley-Judah Bout Cancelled, Judah Injured Following Fall
The Sugar Shane Mosley-Zab Judah match scheduled on May 31 in Las Vegas was cancelled Thursday after Judah injured his arm resulting from an accidental fall.

West Virginia Coach Bob Huggins Falls On Airport Tarmac
West Virginia basketball coach Bob Huggins hit his head on the pavement after he tripped on an airport tarmac, he was later taken to a hospital in Charlotte, N.C.

Red Wings Lean On Franzen's Torrid Streak To Bring Down Stars
Detroit unloaded its might at the onset to win its seventh straight and Johan Franzen extended franchise records with another goal as the Red Wings defeated the Dallas Stars 4-1 Thursday night.

Cold-Shooting 2nd, 3rd Periods Doom Cavs As Celtics Cruise For 2-0 Lead
Boston dropped mighty assaults in the second and third periods to clamp down on LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers 89-73 for a 2-0 best-of-seven series lead Thursday night.

Sports Tribunal Will Hear Swimmer's Olympic Petition By End Of Month
The Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) announced Thursday Nick D'Arcy's appeal to represent his country in the coming Beijing Games will be heard before the end of May.

A-Rod Expected To Return Wednesday
Yankees All-Star Alex Rodriguez will be requiring another MRI before returning from the disable list, according to Yankees manager Joe Girardi.

Faircloth Scores Big In Bassmasters Tournament
Todd Faircloth, one of the great anglers, has taken the championship at the Toyota Tundra Bassmasters tournament, scoring 27 points higher than his competitor, Mike McClelland.

Pope Benedict XVI Calls Attention To The Importance Of Olympics
Pope Benedict XVI has stressed the importance of the Olympics at a performance in his honor by the China Philharmonic at the Vatican Wednesday.

Team USA's Jeff Halpern Will Sit Out World Tournament Due To Knee Injury
Tampa Bay Lightning center Jeff Halpern will miss the rest of the World Hockey Tournament after injuring his knee in Team USA's loss to Canada on Tuesday.