| Thunder finish off Lakers, to meet Spurs
By the time the "Beat LA!" chants picked
up in the fourth quarter Monday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder had all but
accomplished what fans at Chesapeake Energy Arena were urging them to do.
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| Bass, Celtics rally for 3-2 lead over 76ers
With about two minutes left, and his team safely
in line for the win, Brandon Bass walked off the parquet floor at TD Garden to
a standing ovation.
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 | Celtics' Bradley out for Game 5
Boston Celtics guard Avery Bradley was ruled out
for Game 5 against the 76ers on Monday night because of shoulder injuries.
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 | Bradley Center becomes BMO Harris Bradley Center
Milwaukee's Bradley Center will now be called
BMO Harris Bradley Center.
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 | Van Gundy, Otis Smith out in Orlando
The Orlando Magic will have a new look next
season, without head coach Stan Van Gundy and Otis Smith.
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 | Durant, Thunder try to put away Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers were seconds away from deadlocking
their Western Conference semifinals series with the Oklahoma City Thunder. Now
their 48 minutes away from booking tee times.
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 | Sixers visit Celtics for crucial Game 5
The Boston Celtics arrived in Philadelphia with a purpose.
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 | Spurs sweep Clippers
Tim Duncan led six Spurs in double digits
with 21 points and nine rebounds as San Antonio completed the series sweep of
the Los Angeles Clippers, 102-99, in the Western Conference semifinals.
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 | James, Wade help Heat even series against Pacers
LeBron James didn't want to admit the Heat
were desperate, even if they were.
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 | Thunder rally for 3-1 lead over Lakers
The Thunder stole another game from the
Lakers on Saturday, getting a go-ahead three-pointer from Kevin Durant with
13.7 seconds left en route to a 103-100 comeback win in the Western Conference
semifinals.
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