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Grizzlies superstar Ja Morant ran off the court holding his right hand during Sunday’s Game 1 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers, and though Memphis coach Taylor Jenkins said X-rays came back negative, the guard indicated his Game 2 status is “in jeopardy.

Florida baseball star Jac Caglianone had a brilliant response to what he deemed to be an unfair ejection of his teammate during the Gators’ game on Sunday. 
During the series finale against Georgia, Florida pitcher Brandon Neely was ejected by the home plate umpire after he was seen flexing after an inning-ending strikeout. The controversial ejection didn’t sit well with the Gators, who let their play on the field do the talking. 
The following inning after Neely’s ejection, Caglianone unloaded a massive grand slam.

Before the first weekend of the NBA playoffs even concluded, we had a clear winner: Injuries.
Two-time league MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and Grizzlies superstar Ja Morant both were forced to exit their playoff-opening contests Sunday after taking nasty falls when opposing players sought to draw charging calls against them. With Antetokounmpo’s back ailing, and Morant’s right hand in so much pain that he couldn’t untether a balled-up pair of socks, the entire postseason outlook potentially shifts. Case in point: The Bucks and Grizzlies dropped their respective Game 1s to No. 8 and No.

Charles Barkley was left speechless and ashamed of his dad bod after getting a peep at Clippers guard Russell Westbrook‘s abs.
Westbrook arrived at Footprint Center in another questionable outfit ahead of LA’s road playoff game against the Phoenix Suns.
Appearing ready to hit the beach rather than the court, Westbrook showed up in an unbuttoned yellow camp collar shirt, matched with a pair of shorts showcasing a similar print and no shirt to hide the cut abs.
Westbrook’s clothes (or lack of) sparked envy from the “Inside the NBA” set.

Charles Barkley, after nearly a quarter of a century on TNT, is still making use of the candor that made him a popular interview during his playing career.
Case in point: Sunday evening, when he sharply criticized the NBA for starting Game 1 of the Timberwolves–Nuggets first-round playoff series at 10:30 ET—or 8:30 local time in Colorado.
“I have a problem with that night game starting at 10:30,” Barkley said when presented with TNT’s schedule for the day. “I do have a problem with that.