Spurs Sweep, French Open, Robbie Rogers Makes History

May 28, 2013 Subscribe · Forward BEST IN THE WEST MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tony Parker scored 37 points in his best game this postseason, and the San Antonio Spurs advanced to their first NBA Final since 2007 when they won their last championship by beating the Memphis Grizzlies 93-86 on Monday night. The Spurs now have won six straight in these playoffs from when they finished off Golden State in the semifinals to sweeping the Grizzlies in the Western Conference final. Continue reading... NFL MVP: 'I'm Not With' Gay Marriage WATCH: Robbie Rogers Makes History LOOK: French Open Player Takes Picture Of Ball Mark After Disputed Call Harvick Wins NASCAR's Longest Race 10 Fans Injured At NASCAR Race WATCH: Footballer Calls Out Fan's Racist Comment Rutgers Official Resists Calls For Resignation WATCH: Footballer Calls Out Fan's Racist Comment WATCH: Footballer Calls Out Fan's Racist Comment Another Sports Scandal Hits Rutgers LOOK: MLB Team Broadcast Graphic Fail BRITTNEY GRINER What a Journey It Has Already Been Since being drafted a little over a month ago by the Phoenix Mercury, life has certainly been a whirlwind. I've been from the East coast to the West coast on media tours, have done countless interviews and met a lot of new people -- and I've loved every minute of it. Continue reading... VIVIAN DILLER, PH.D. Can Women Bring Civility to Our Playing Fields? The bold move of hiring Julie Hermann as the new athletic director of Rutgers University signaled an important recognition in the sports world: not only can women do a 'man's job', but a female touch may be just what that world needs. Continue reading... DEXTER ROGERS Bob Costas on Being Commissioner, Changes Major League Baseball Needs and Race I decided to reach out to Costas and gauge his potential interest in being commissioner. I also wanted to know Costas' thoughts about possible changes he would make in baseball. Continue reading... DAVID BERRI Seattle Is Frustrated By the NBA's Command Economy Seattle learned this past week that the NBA doesn't quite follow the rules of a market economy. For Seattle to get the Kings, the other 29 owners had to approve the deal. And when the dust settled, a majority of those owners thought an inferior bid to keep the team in Sacramento was preferred. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003