Mavs avoid sweep, win Game 4 in third-largest NBA Finals rout - ESPN
DALLAS — There were two options for the Dallas Mavericks. Pack for Boston, or pack for vacation.
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What are the biggest blowouts in NBA Finals history? - ESPN
In Game 4 of the 2024 NBA Finals, the Dallas Mavericks stepped up to save their series against the Boston Celtics. Fueled by a fiery Luka Doncic, the Mavericks ultimately cruised to a 122-84 win over the Celtics. In the 3rd quarter, the Mavericks were up 45 points, which was the largest lead in a Finals game in the last 50 years. Ultimately, the Mavericks' victory was the largest win to avoid elimination in Finals history.
Which NBA teams have won the most championships? - ESPN
The Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks are competing for the 2024 NBA championship. While Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving hope to lead the Mavericks to a second title, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown & Co. can deliver Boston an 18th championship, breaking a tie with the Los Angeles Lakers for most titles in NBA history.
Temporary Fix: Utah Hockey Club Drops Uniforms For Its Debut Season
The NHL's newest club doesn't have a permanent name yet — although that is currently being worked on — so we've known for some time that the team will play its inaugural season in Salt Lake City under the name Utah Hockey Club.
Utah Hockey Club will be name of NHL's newest team for inaugural season
Utah Hockey Club will be the name of the NHL team playing its games in Salt Lake City beginning this fall, with a long-term identity still to come.
New Utah team picks 'Utah Hockey Club' as temp name for 1st season - ESPN
The NHL's new team based in Salt Lake City will be known as Utah Hockey Club in its first season.
College football realignment sparks worries over carbon emissions: study
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2024 NBA mock draft: Debating 30 Round 1 picks, need, value - ESPN
Our usual NBA mock drafts lean heavily on intel to make projections for the players and the 30 teams. This isn't that. Instead, ESPN draft analysts Jonathan Givony and Jeremy Woo explored the first round from two differing perspectives: selecting for team need versus drafting for best available.