Monday, February 28, 2011

What You Missed

Was the weekend just one big drunken haze? Relax, EP has your back. Here is all you need to know about this weekend.

Friday:
Daniel Gibson sinks a clutch 3-pointer with 30.6 seconds left to give the Cleveland Cavaliers a five-point lead over Stat, Melo, and the rest of the visiting New York Knicks. The Cavs hold on to win, 115-109.








AP Photo/Mike Carlson
The Tampa Bay Lightning put a serious damper on the New Jersey Devils' eight-game winning streak, handing the Devils a 2-1 regulation loss. 







AP Photo/Matt Slocum
Rumor has it that there's mutiny afoot in Detroit. Seven Pistons "miss" all or part of the team's shoot around - supposedly in protest of head coach John Kuester - before the team's game against the Philadelphia 76ers. Several players are seen laughing when Kuester gets ejected in the second quarter.






Saturday:
AP Photo/Claude Paris
Manchester United shuts out Wigan, 4-0, to hold on to their four point lead in the Premiership.








AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez

Bud Selig names Joe Torre executive vice president for baseball operations (or in normal people words, he has the final say for on-field discipline).







Sunday:
AP Photo/File

Brooklyn Dodgers Hall of Fame center fielder Duke Snider dies at the age of 84.RIP Duke.










AP Photo/Ed Reinke
Rick Pitino and the 16 Lousiville Cardinals edge out the visiting 4 Pitt Panthers in overtime, 62-59. 
AP Photo/James Schammerhorn



> Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook and Kevin Durant combine for 43 points, but cannot take down Kobe Bryant and the Los Angeles Lakers. The Thunder trailed by three in the final seconds, but missed both attempts at the tying field goal. Lakers win, 90-87.  

> New York Knicks hold on to beat the Miami Heat at the American Airlines Center, 91-86. 
 



AP PhotoNam Y. Huh
 

> Brent Seabrook signs a five-year, $29 million extension with the Chicago Blackhawks. 

> Buffalo Sabres trade a second-round pick to the St. Louis Blues for Brad Boyes. 







Alright, back to the old grind. At least there's only five more days until the next weekend.

- Jeff Laboon

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