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Washington Wizards Allow Thomas to Score 53, Fall in OT Despite Walls 40 by Ryan Eugene

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May 2, 2017; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Celtics point guard Isaiah Thomas (4) drives to the basket against Washington Wizards forward Markieff Morris (5) during the fourth quarter in game two of the second round of the 2017 NBA Playoffs at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: Greg M. Cooper-USA TODAY Sports

In the Wizards first loss of the second round series, they gave up 19 three-point shots, allowing Boston to tie their franchise high of three-point shots in a playoff.

In Tuesdays loss, Isaiah Thomas also had a historic night, registering 53 points,

The Wizards again started the game with a double-digit lead, ending the first quarter with 42 points, and yet again blew that lead.

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When it comes to the kids under his care, Dr. Alex Karev is as protective as a mama bear with her cubs. And as Greys Anatomy fans have seen before, hes willing to toe lines or even cross them to give them the best care.

But in this sneak peek from Thursdays new episode, Alex (Justin Chambers) runs into a new force of opposition Eliza Minnick (Marika Dominczyk). A boy named Liam comes into the hospital with a tumor, but his parents refuse surgery due to their religious beliefs.

The kid took a train all by himself to ask us for help, Alex pleads toEliza. Actual help, not prayers and olive oil on his head.

Eliza doesnt back down. No neurosurgeon will cut into a kids skull without parental consent, because its illegal, she replies.

And then, twisting the knife a bit, she notes that with his history assaulting DeLuca and almost going to prison for it perhaps he shouldnt be crossing any lines right now.

Greys Anatomy airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. on ABC.

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The "Grey's Anatomy" Season 13 finale should bring major updates on at least two relationship fronts, in addition to major events at the hospital itself.

"Grey's" hasn't given us much on Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) and Jo Wilson (Camilla Luddington) in a while, but that will soon change. The synopsis for the May 18 season finale mentions Alex making a "hard choice" in his relationship with Jo. In the same episode, we'll see Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) share some "big news" with Nathan Riggs (Martin Henderson), bringing their relationship to "a turning point."

(!) She's not pregnant again, is she?

The finale is Episode 24 and, at this point, Episode 22 has yet to air. Here are the titles and synopses for the final three episodes of the season:

"Leave It Inside," Episode 22 (May 4) "April and Andrew consult with a fiery patient who has a giant, inoperable heart tumor. Meanwhile, Alex and Eliza are at odds over the treatment of a young patient, and Stephanie and Ben make decisions that could affect their careers."

"True Colors," Episode 23 (May 11) "The doctors of Grey Sloan encounter a difficult case involving a dangerous patient. Meanwhile, Owen receives life-changing news that pushes Amelia to step up to support him, and Alex attends a medical conference after making a shocking discovery."

"Ring of Fire," Episode 24 (May 18) "The doctors' lives are at risk after a dangerous patient escapes the hospital room. Alex must make a hard choice in his relationship with Jo while Meredith has some big news for Nathan that brings things to a turning point."

So Alex will make a "shocking discovery" in the episode before the finale's hard choice about Jo. Don't forget that Matthew Morrison was seen with Justin Chambers when they were filming Episode 23 -- both wearing suits -- and Morrison is still being eyed as Jo's abusive estranged husband. There's a good chance Morrison's character, Dr. Paul Stadler, plays into Alex's hard choice about Jo. And, yeah, he's probably at this same conference.

The Season 13 finale sounds pretty intense, beyond whatever happens on the relationship fronts. A dangerous patient on the loose is bad, and may be part of the "shocking" event Kelly McCreary (Maggie) talked about.

"Grey's Anatomy" airs Thursdays at 8 p.m. on ABC.

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Rising Pune Supergiant v Gujarat Lions, IPL 2017, Pune May 1, 2017

Rising Pune Supergiant were 10 for 3 in their chase of 162, and then 42 for 4, but nothing, not even a prolonged bout of cramps, was going to stop Ben Stokes

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Ever since the last World T20 final, when he was hit for four sixes in the final over of the chase, Ben Stokes has been the subject of some ridicule, especially when sold for a record sum in the IPL auction. Two days before he goes back to his house of horrors, Eden Gardens, Ben Stokes produced one of the great Twenty20 innings. And he did so while hobbling with a cramp in his calf in the last three overs of the chase. Nothing can wipe off what happened in Kolkata last year, but Stokes has done enough in this IPL season to quell those doubts around him.

Coming into this match, Stokes had won two match awards but both for bowling. He had scored only 127 from seven innings before this, but in Pune, coming in to bat in the second over, at the fall of the third wicket. he scored 63% of his team's total. He had batted sooner in an innings only four times before that.

In his 126 a night before, a near-perfect T20 innings, David Warner batted with a 78% control percentage, which is phenomenal when you are attempting to hit a boundary every second ball. Stokes displayed 79% control. That control percentage was bound to be higher because he hit only one boundary every five balls as against Warner's one every three balls, but the fact Stokes couldn't afford to keep swinging made this innings special.

Stokes also struggled against legspinner Ankit Soni. He picked the wrong 'uns out of the back of the hand, but the sliders out of the front of the hand kept going past his outside edge. The 11 balls Soni bowled to Stokes, for seven runs, brought his control percentage down. So Stokes had to strike against others but in a calculated manner because four wickets fell within the first six overs, and because MS Dhoni faced 10 dots in his first 12 balls.

So Stokes struck against Ravindra Jadeja to break the shackles, and then kept finding the boundary every time the asking rate threatened to go out of hand.

The wow moment

Things can happen before you realise in T20 cricket. You are four down early, you are looking to arrest the slide, and two spinners can run through six overs in no time. When you look up at the board, you can be staring at an unachievable asking rate. The previous 19 balls had got Rising Pune just nine runs, with the asking rate shooting from 8.5 to 10. Then Stokes swung. Bang and bang, Ravindra Jadeja was hit over midwicket and long-on. The innings was back on track, and this was the last over Jadeja bowled because Gujarat Lions couldn't get rid of Stokes at all.

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On the episode Ring of Fire, the doctors lives are at risk after a dangerous patient escapes the hospital room. Alex must make a hard choice in his relationship with Jo while Meredith has some big news for Nathan that brings things to a turning point, on the season finale of Greys Anatomy, THURSDAY, MAY 18 (8:00-9:01 p.m. EDT), on The ABC Television Network.

Greys Anatomy stars Ellen Pompeo as Meredith Grey, Justin Chambers as Alex Karev, Chandra Wilson as Miranda Bailey, James Pickens Jr. as Richard Webber, Kevin McKidd as Owen Hunt, Jessica Capshaw as Arizona Robbins, Jesse Williams as Jackson Avery, Sarah Drew as April Kepner, Caterina Scorsone as Amelia Shepherd, Camilla Luddington as Jo Wilson, Jerrika Hinton as Stephanie Edwards, Kelly McCreary as Maggie Pierce, Jason George as Ben Warren, Martin Henderson as Nathan Riggs and Giacomo Gianniotti as Andrew DeLuca.

Greys Anatomy was created and is executive produced by Shonda Rhimes (Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder), Betsy Beers (Scandal, How to Get Away with Murder) and Mark Gordon (Saving Private Ryan). William Harper, Stacy McKee, Zoanne Clack and Debbie Allen are executive producers. Greys Anatomy is produced by ABC Studios.

Guest Starring are Debbie Allen as Catherine Avery and Marika Dominczyk as Eliza Minnick.

Ring of Fire was written by Stacy McKee and directed by Debbie Allen.

Greys Anatomy is broadcasted in 720 Progressive (720P), ABCs selected HTV format, with 5.1-channel surround sound.

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In a society where preborn children are treated as disposable property, and disregarded in the name of cold, sterile, euphemisms such as reproductive rights and choice, its rare to find a mother who actually does the opposite of putting herself above her child.

But in April 27ths episode of Greys Anatomy on ABC, we got to see that rarity played out in a heart-wrenching yet inspiring storyline.

Patient Veronica is in the ER at Grey-Sloan Memorial Hospital for back pain. Shes almost 35 weeks pregnant and her body is riddled with cancer. She decided to forgo cancer treatment because, as she put it, I didnt want to microwave the baby.

The storyline is a continuation from earlier this season when Veronica refused to abort her baby despite pressure from Doctor Miranda Bailey (Chandra Wilson) to kill her child to begin treatments for her terminal pancreatic cancer. (See previous article for factual information on cancer during pregnancy as well, as this episode did not accurately reflect the truth on the effects of chemotherapy and radiation on a preborn baby.)

The prognosis isnt good, as was expected, and as Veronica planned for. The doctors give her two months at best left to live, as the cancer has spread even further and is compressing her spinal cord. And they tell her that they must deliver the baby that day.

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All right. Lets cheer up, everybody. Were having a baby, Veronica announces optimistically, looking forward to having two months to spend with her baby and the babys father.

But during the C-section, things take a turn for the worst:

Amelia: Heart rates up to 130. Veronica, hows yourbreathing?

Veronica: Its fi um, its a little tough.

Jeremy: Whats happening? Whats going on?

Veronica: Hey, Jer, come on. Look at him.He has the sweetest eyes.

Arizona: Her sats are dropping. Shes persistentlytachycardic.

Amelia: Lets put her back on high-flow oxygen.It could be an embolus.

Veronica: Time to get him out of here.

Alex: Yeah, in a minute.

Arizona: If its an embolus, we dont have a minute.

Alex: She did all this so she can meet the baby.Just give them another damn minute.

Veronica: Jer, can you take him?

Alex: He needs to go to the NICU now.

Jeremy: And, uh, what what about Veronica?

Alex: Shes in good hands. Shell be just fine.Ill take good care of her.

Veronica: Jer, you stay with him.You promised. Im counting on you.

Jeremy: But I dont

Veronica: Go on. Stay with him.Ill see you in a little bit.

Amelia: Are we pushing heparin or going straightto thrombolytics?

Arizona: Thrombolytics are contraindicated.We need to do an embolectomy, and lets getan ivc filter.

Amelia: Veronica, youve thrown a blood clot,and its traveled all the way to your lungs.Its very serious. We need to remove it immediately,so were gonna need to put you under andopen up your chest.

Veronica: Is thatUhUh, will that work?

Amelia: The procedure will only last about a halfan hour.

Veronica: Will it work?

Amelia: Theres no guarantee youd survive it.

Veronica: And what if we didnt do anything?

Arizona: Veronica, we need to do this procedure.If we dont, you might not make it off thistable today.

Amelia: Okay, pressures dropping. Get a cart ready!

Veronica: No. I signed that dnr for a reason.

Arizona: You can rescind. Let us help you.

Veronica: I did what I wanted. My babysokay.It Im so tired.

Amelia: I know.I know.

Too bad Dr. Miranda Bailey wasnt around to see that beautiful baby alive and well thanks to his mother not listening to her pro-abortive advice.

Later, we see Veronica in her last moments and realize even further what an amazing mother she was to give up her own life for her childs:

Amelia: What do you want? What do you needright now?

Veronica: Im so cold.

Amelia: Ill get a warming blanket.

Veronica: No! No.Can you Will you just hold me?We did good?The babys good?

Amelia: Babys good.

Yes, Veronica, you did good. And your baby is so very good because of your beautiful sacrifice.

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Welcome to Anatomy of a Goal, where each week we dissect one goal from the previous weeks Columbus Crew SC match.

For Week 9 of the 2017 MLS season, we take a look at Jack Harrisons 76th minute goal that gave New York City FC a 3-2 lead as part of their win over Crew SC on Saturday.

Heres a look at the finish from the NYCFC winger.

Crew SC were on the back foot for much of second half of Saturdays match. Columbus manger Gregg Berhalter admitted as much after the match, suggesting that the Black & Gold lost complete control of the match after taking a second half lead.

Berhalter said #CrewSC lost complete control of the match after taking the lead early in the second half.

NYCFCs game winner began with an Alexander Callens long-ball to winger Rodney Wallace. In the above image, note the Crew SC pressure forcing the NYCFC center back to play a 50/50 ball into the Columbus defensive half. Black & Gold midfielder Mohammed Abu likely should have been covering someone in the middle of the field, but he does begin to track back to his defensive half as he sees Callens make the deep pass.

Wallace receives the ball in a difficult position, and attempts to flick the ball into the path of City striker Sean Okoli. Jonathan Mensah is well positioned to defend this pass, and easily beats Okoli to the ball.

On the far right side of the above image, just to the right of the referee, you can just see Yangel Herrera, who will have the assist on Harrisons goal. Abu is just behind Herrera.

As Jonathan approaches the ball he has three options: a drop pass to goalkeeper Zack Steffen who has a full view of the field, a square pass to right back Harrison Afful or kick the ball way over the head of Afful and out of bounds letting Crew SC regroup defensively. A pass to Steffen is probably the worst option, but any of these three choices should have given his side a chance to move the ball back up the field.

Jonathan opts to make the easy pass to Afful, who will immediately be pressed by Wallace. Both Wallace and Okoli were prepared to pressure the Crew SC back line as soon as the ball was turned over, and that press will force Afful to make a quick decision.

As Afful prepares to receive the ball, he has four immediate options: a drop pass to Steffen, a pass back up the field to Wil Trapp (just to the right of this image), a pass to center-back Nikolai Naess, splitting Okoli and Wallace or a pass back to Jonathan if he moves into a better position.

A pass to Trapp, who was unmarked, would have been ideal but was likely just out of Affuls view and made for a difficult option under the pressure of Wallace.

Before we move on, pay attention to the huge space between the back line and the Crew SC midfielders. From this view, you cant even see Abu or Trapp, though Trapp gets to the sideline in time to theoretically receive a pass. Though Abu began tracking back, he isnt able to make himself useful in this play, showing the value injured Artur with his ability to cover acres of space.

Wallace closes down Affuls angle to the sideline and Okoli pressures Jonathan, removing two of the right backs passing options. Jonathan takes his run in the path of Steffen, effectively bringing Okoli into the path of Steffen as well, further limiting Affuls passing options.

With only one real option to choose from, Afful elects to make a seemingly difficult pass to Naess in the middle of the field. Afful likely sees Naess, highlighted on the right side of the image, and is likely unable to see Herrera sprinting downfield (Editors note, this was confirmed by Afful postgame). From Naesss reaction to Affuls pass, he also did not notice the NYCFC midfielder heading his way.

From this angle, Affuls pass to Naess looks slightly less difficult than the previous view. Wallace may just be cutting off Affuls vision of the right side of the field, hiding the sprinting Herrera from view.

Now is when things really start to go downhill for the Black & Gold. Somehow, Naess did not noticed Herrera blazing toward the ball. Judging by Naesss nonchalant jog toward the ball, it doesnt seem like anyone tells him that Herrera is bearing down on him. Abu still hasnt been able to get in front of Herrera, and will soon slow to a jog and fully give up on this play.

Had Naess not switched off, he would have had a very easy one-touch pass to a totally unmarked Trapp.

Herrera is able to get to the ball at the same time as the Crew SC center back. As you will see below, Herrera is able to deflect the ball around Naess to set up his assist to Harrison. Abu has totally slowed up, and spends the rest of the play doing little more than halfheartedly jogging toward the goal.

In the video above, you can see just how blindsided Naess was by Herrera. I wasnt able to hear what was happening on the field, but if the team is communicating as it should have been (i.e. Steffen and Abu both yelling to Naess about the impending collision with Herrera), then this goal should not have happened.

Once Herrera has deflected the ball around Naess, he sets off a footrace to the ball with the Crew SC defender. Finally, Harrison has arrived on the scene running totally unmarked into the Crew SC goal box. Harrison was able to catch Columbus left back Jukka Raitala too far up the field, and easily beats him back into the attack.

As Herrera beats Naess to the ball, he has a very simple pass to Harrison, who remains unmarked. Raitala has closed down the distance to Harrison, but will be unable to catch the NYCFC winger.

Naess is able to make Herreras pass more difficult than initially anticipated, forcing the City midfielder to make a sliding pass into the path of his teammate. Raitala continues to close down Harrison, but the speedy winger will just beat Raitala and Naess to the ball.

To Raitalas credit, he nearly catches Harrison before he can slot the ball between Steffens legs. Still, neither Raitala nor Naess are able to get in front of Harrisons shot.

Notice Steffens positioning. He has made himself wide in front of Harrison, but his legs are spread very far apart, giving Harrison an easy path to goal.

Note the above video to see just how open Harrison was. Even though Harrison had to slow down his run he still gets to the ball before anyone from Crew SC.

Not the best look for Steffen in the image above. The Crew SC goalkeeper, who had already been chipped for Harrisons first goal, gets nutmegged for the game winner.

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Eric Dane, most famous for playing Dr. Mark 'McSteamy' Sloan on Grey's Anatomy, is suffering from depression and has halted production on his current show, The Last Ship.

"Eric asked for a break to deal with personal issues," his rep told Us Weekly. "He suffers from depression and has asked for a few weeks of downtime, and the producers kindly granted that request. He looks forward to returning."

According to Variety, the Michael Bay-produced series will go on hiatus through the end of May. The action-drama, in which Eric plays a ship captain trying to save the world from a deadly virus, is set to debut its fourth season this winter.

Eric, 44, starred as McSteamy on Grey's Anatomy for six years before leaving the show in 2012. He has also had roles in Marley & Me and Valentine's Day.

The dad to daughters Billie, 7, and Georgia, 5, (with his actress wife Rebecca Gayheart) previously entered rehab in 2011 to deal with a painkiller addiction following a sports injury.

"I honestly think I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be at this moment in time," the actor told People in 2014. "And I'm really happyWe've all made mistakes. My one regret is that I got the person I love most wrapped up in all that: Rebecca."

Eric was referring to a 2009 leaked nude tape featuring himself, Rebecca, and a third woman named Kari Ann Peniche.

"From what I've seen it's a naked tape, not a sex tape," Eric's lawyer said at the time. "At most, it's three people maybe wanting to have sex."

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With only three installments left in Greys Anatomy Season 13, were already getting jittery thinking of all the drama the season finale will unleash.

And a new synopsis from ABC only ups the anxiety!

Per Screener, heres ABCs first synopsis for the May 18 season-capper:

A dangerous patient escapes the hospital room, putting the doctors lives at risk; Alex faces a difficult decision in his relationship with Jo; Meredith has big news for Nathan.

Lets break down that tease clause by clause. First up: A dangerous patient escapes the hospital room, putting the doctors lives at risk.

If a fire does indeed break out at Grey Sloan Memorial, we imagine its this patient who starts it. Perhaps dangerous is code for pyromaniac here.

(The synopsis for the preceding episode also mentions a dangerous patient, whom we imagine is the same person.)

Next, Alex faces a difficult decision in his relationship with Jo.

One week earlier, hell attend a medical conference after making a shocking discovery, that episodes synopsis reveals.

Were guessing that shocking discovery will be the identity of Jos abusive husband, maybe the character Glee star Matthew Morrison is playing, as fans are conjecturing. (Matthews character is another guest at that conference, after all.)

So perhaps Alex will be dealing with the fallout of his encounter with Jos ex when the finale rolls around.

Then again, Shonda Rhimes always subverts our expectations, and wed bet good money she wants us to think big news will mean big baby bump just so well be caught off-guard by a season finale curveball.

But how does she expect us to sleep between now and May 18?!

Greys Anatomy Season 13 airs on Thursdays at 8 p.m ET on ABC.

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