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Some Utah Jazz players watched the Lakers-Clippers game on a big-screen television inside the locker room while they prepared to face the Golden State Warriors.
Matt Carpenter has no explanation for the sudden turn of events, other than a little bit of luck and a lot of aggression.
Brett Anderson bent over to stuff some things into his suitcase, stood up and bumped his head into the open door at the top of his locker.
Marc Gasol was scoreless in the fourth quarter. Yet he wound up being the key player for the Memphis Grizzlies, blocking a pair of shots in the final seven seconds to preserve the victory.
Carlos Beltran is a realist. The St. Louis Cardinals' season has just begun, so there's not a lot that can be told from one lousy game - like Friday - or one in which the offense clicks up and down the order as it did a day later.
Golden State's biggest comeback of the season has the Warriors on the brink of their first playoff berth in six years.
Reliever Xavier Cedeno gave up six runs without recording an out in the fifth inning, and the Astros' offense had more strikeouts than hits en route to an 8-3 loss to the Oakland A's on Friday.
Don't write the obituary just yet for the Dallas Mavericks. Their quest for a 13th straight playoff berth is still alive, even if it remains on life support.
