LeBron James saved the Cleveland Cavaliers’ playoff lives with a 3-pointer at the buzzer in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals. The series would have been over if Cleveland went down 0-2 to the Magic with the series moving to Orlando on Sunday. Read the full story

It’s been a great day for the NBA playoffs. First there was the Ron Artest to Aaron Brooks 50-foot alley-oop, and then Phil Jackson’s F-Bomb in the postgame press conference.

The late game between the Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic capped off the day when Glen “Big Baby” Davis nailed the game winning shot to tie the series at two. Read the full story

The Houston Rockets blew out the LA Lakers in the starting minutes of the first quarter of Game 4, and even though the final score was 99-87, it felt like the Rockets led by 25 the entire time.

Ron Artest connected with Aaron Brooks for a 50-foot alley-oop to end the third quarter with the Rockets leading 83-54. The lackluster defense the Lakers show in the video is the same D they employed for most of the game. Read the full story

The next two videos feature the highlights of the night and both star guys named Brandon. In the first video, Denver Broncos quarterback Jay Cutler hits wide receiver Brandon Marshall with 1:14 left in the game to give Denver the lead and the victory. Marshall was gonna show a half-black half-white glove as a show of unity in the nation, but Brandon Stokely stopped him so the team wouldn’t receive a 15-yard penalty. Brandon Marshall explains the planned celebration here.

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