Federer Makes History, Fundamental Funk, Lolo On Tebow

Wednesday, May 30, 2012 Old Man Strength Even in his youth, Tim Duncan was not nearly as likely to posterize an opposing defender as some of his superstar peers. He was always likelier to utilize the backboard to bounce in another geometrically perfect shot attempt than he was to make any demonstrative effort to shatter it or pull it down. While this bothered those who made "fundamental" a pejorative term when describing him, Duncan and the Spurs seemed above the fray even as he played somewhat below the rim. Given Duncan's reputation for finesse as opposed to force, perhaps Serge Ibaka of the Oklahoma City Thunder could be forgiven for being caught off guard by this grown man's slam dunk during Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals. Kings And Devils Battle For Stanley Cup Roger Federer Makes History At French Open A New Low For Terrell Owens? MLB Player Saves Man's Life Lolo Jones Dishes On Tim Tebow BLOG POSTS Tina Charles: Something Bigger Than Myself As professional athletes, we can easily take for granted what just a little bit of giving back can do in this world. Yoani Sanchez: Cuba's National Pastime The final games of the series were played to full stands and in the streets even the kids declared themselves followers of one team or the other. Even the news about the floods caused by intense rains took second fiddle to the uproar caused by hits and home runs. Jordan Schultz: Spurs Top Thunder With Dominant Half-Court Execution Once Again Because of its remarkable floor spacing and ability to run non-traditional, high-ball screens for Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili, their offense quite literally leaves OKC with a cadre of defensive choices, none of which are particularly good. Lubomir Kavalek: Viswanathan Anand Retains World Chess Title "I am relieved," Vishy Anand said shortly after his victory against the challenger, Boris Gelfand of Israel, in the World Chess Championship. "The match was so even." Trey Ellis: Blacks and the Business of Baseball Today, blacks and women aren't represented nearly enough in the business supply chain of the MLB. Fortunately the MLB knows this, so they are hosting the first ever "MLB Diversity Business Summit."

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