Buzzer Beater: Tom Cruise, John Travolta, John Holmes, and 'Entourage' are the pride of Hollywood. Does Salt Lake City have a chance? (NBC Sports)

WashPost: You wouldn't think the compassion extended so lovingly to Derek Fisher and his family that magical night a year ago could be conditionally tied to a jersey. You wouldn't think folks could choose basketball over a family's inspirational fight against its baby girl's cancer. But it came to that just six months later when thousands of Utah Jazz fans booed Fisher because he dared return as a Laker, because a search for the best medical care for his daughter led him from Salt Lake City back to Los Angeles.

It’s still too early for the Patriots and their fans to do victory laps. Even though sticky-fingered Matt Walsh didn’t cough up a videotape of the St. Louis Rams pre-Super Bowl XXXVI walkthrough (an event that Fox’ John Czarnecki attended and called “the most disorganized one ever assembled” that doesn’t mean A) it wasn’t taped or B) Walsh won’t testify that it was when he meets with Roger Goodell on Tuesday.

Curran: By swamping James, Boston has befuddled Cleveland's entire offense in Eastern Semifinals.

May 9: The Celtics aren't counting their chickens before they hatch, while LeBron talks about the Cavs shooting woes. (NBC Sports)

Maryland high school baseball player Chris Culver nearly drowns in his own blood after being hit in the face by a baseball traveling 80 mph. (NBC Sports)

May 9: After two Papa John franchisees in Washington made T-shirts calling Cleveland Cavaliers' LeBron James a "crybaby," 84 stores from Columbus to Cleveland sold 23-cent pizza to apologize for the insult. WKYC's Dave Summers reports. (NBC News Channel)

May 9: Olympics softball players and gold medal winners balance motherhood and being top athletes. NBC's Stephanie Stanton reports. (NBC News Channel)

Seattle first baseman Richie Sexson was suspended for six games and fined Friday by Major League Baseball after charging the mound and throwing his helmet at a Texas pitcher the previous night.

Indianapolis - Danica Patrick hit a member of another crew while pulling out of the pit during Fast Friday practice. His injuries are not life-threatening.