ESPN Headlines

• Celtics vow to 'get up off mat, go after it again' May 22, 2018
  The Celtics won't find watching film of Monday's Game 4 loss very therapeutic, as there were head-slapping miscues in the first half and numerous missed chances to pull close in the fourth quarter.
• LeBron passes Kareem to set playoff FG record May 22, 2018
  With his sixth field goal Monday night, LeBron James passed Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (2,356) to become the NBA's all-time leader in made postseason field goals.
• Ryan Reaves' journey from enforcer to series-clinching hero May 22, 2018
  There was a time when the veteran wondered if the NHL wanted him anymore. After his goal against the Jets, his stick is headed to the Hall of Fame.
• D-backs can start worrying about Paul Goldschmidt May 22, 2018
  Goldschmidt is hitting .140 with no home runs at home, and the Diamondbacks' offense isn't good enough to make up for Arizona's lost superstar.
• Capitals' Orpik: 'Desperation' drove us to win May 22, 2018
  Fueled by physical play and "desperation," the Capitals kept their playoff hopes alive with a Game 6 win over the Lightning.
• Phillies, Braves looking to settle in atop NL East May 22, 2018
  The Phillies got the better of the Braves in Monday's showdown, but these upstarts could be fighting for division supremacy for years to come.
• Best stuff from OTAs: No Aaron Donald but Saquon Barkley is making one-handed grabs May 22, 2018
  Rookie camps are in the books. It's time for full teams to take the practice field for OTAs. Here's the best stuff from around the NFL.
• Pressure flips to Celtics after Cavs win Game 4 May 22, 2018
  LeBron James' sixth 40-point game of the postseason helped Cleveland hold off Boston's second-half push to tie the Eastern Conference finals.
• Rams' Donald absent; 'pay the man,' Peters says May 22, 2018
  Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald was not at OTAs on Monday due to an ongoing contract dispute. Cornerback Marcus Peters, acquired in the offseason, said the team should "pay the man."
• Soto, 19, starts for Nats, homers in 1st at-bat May 22, 2018
  Nationals phenom Juan Soto got his first start Monday and homered in his first at-bat. At 19 years, 208 days old, he's the youngest major leaguer to hit a home run in more than 15 years.