The NBA Conference Finals are underway and only four best teams in the league remain. The battle between the young Memphis Grizzles and veteran San Antonio Spurs got off to an intense start yesterday. While the Spurs dominated the Grizzles in game one, game two will not be an easy task as the Grizzles look get a much needed road win and tie the series.

The defending champion, Miami Heat will face the Indiana Pacers for the Eastern Conference Finals. Both teams are pretty familiar with each other and while the Heat have won their last few series match-ups against the Pacers this go around wont be easy. The Pacers are a young and aggressive team with a low post presence and strong scorers. While most teams are intimidated by the Heats big three this Pacers team is ready and anxious to take on the challenge. NBA fans can expect for this series to go the distance, as the both teams fight to be crowned best in the EAST.

Happy Birthday London Fletcher

The 15 year vet deserves some respect.

The competition in the 2013 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs have gotten intense as the semi-finals of the eastern and western conferences have now started. The defending Stanley Cup champs, The Los Angeles Kings are looking to defend their title and repeat. The Kings currently have a 1-0 lead against the San Jose Sharks and look to snatch the series in less than seven games. The untimely death of Kings owner Dr. Jerry Buss earlier this year has given the team even more momentum and inspiration to bring the Cup back to L.A.

This is the first time in over 20 years the Kings have opened an NHL series and Thursday night game two goes down. After an impressive 2-0 victory over the Sharks in game one the Kings look to continue their dominance and end this series quick.

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Congrats to Coach Karl on this much deserved award!

Any surprises here?

Who will not make it to the next round?

1. Los Angeles Lakers – Swept

2. Houston Rockets

3. Los Angles Clippers

4. Denver Nuggets

5. Milwaukee Bucks – Swept

6. Brooklyn Nets

7. Atlanta Hawks

8. Boston Celtics

Ever since the Mike Tyson years, I have been adamant to watch the under-card fights because the main event could prove to be either a disappointment or just a plain joke. J’Leon Love won a split decision over Gabriel Rosado. I’m not sure what fight the 2 judges were watching. It was clear to me that Rosado had the upper hand. I told my dad early in the fight that Abner Mares would upset Daniel Ponce De Leon. Although it appeared that the referee called the fight a tad too soon, Mares had clearly rung Ponce De Leon’s bell one time too many. Mares had Ponce De Leon up against the ropes unleashing a series of punches Ponce De Leon seemed to be aware and responding with several punches of his own. Leo Santa Cruz got an early TKO against Alexander Munoz. This was definitely one of the best undercards I’d seen in awhile.

With such a good fight night, maybe we shouldn’t give boxing the standing eight count just yet.

Tonight millions of boxing fans will tune into the premier match-up of the year, as the undefeated Floyd Mayweather takes on Robert “The Ghost” Guerrero. Guerrero has just one defeat on his 33 bout record with 18 of his wins coming by way of knock-out. On the other hand, 36 year-old Floyd “Money” Mayweather is looking to keep his flawless record in tact. This year Mayweather reached a blockbuster deal with Showtime agreeing to a six fights within thirty months. Last year he became the highest paid athlete in the world and with his new deal expected to reach a whopping $200 million dollars, Floyd is likely to reach the top yet again.

Tonight’s the battle for the WBC Welterweight title goes down at 9pm at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada. Will Floyd Mayweather continue his impressive record and remain the Welterweight champ or will Guerrero snatch away the title?