Kyle Koster

3 days ago | ktla.com | Kyle Koster

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn showed off the benefits of always hustling as he raced in from second base on a fly ball to center on Tuesday night. Winn's 180-foot scamper was facilitated by Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong losing track of how many outs had been recorded in the fourth inning. The play started innocently enough as Alec Burleson lofted a high drive to the warning track that Crow-Armstrong easily tracked down.

3 days ago | wfla.com | Kyle Koster

One player kept playing. The other didn't. St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn showed off the benefits of always hustling as he raced in from second base on a fly ball to center on Tuesday night. Winn's 180-foot scamper was facilitated by Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong losing track of how many outs had been recorded in the fourth inning. The play started innocently enough as Alec Burleson lofted a high drive to the warning track that Crow-Armstrong easily tracked down.

1 week ago | si.com | Kyle Koster

Tyrese Haliburton posted four points on zero field goals in the Indiana Pacers' Game 5 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, managing only six attempts from the floor. He looked tentative and to be nowhere near 100% physically. ESPN NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins offered some real-time commentary about the developing situation during the halftime show and didn't hold back on the Pacers star. "“Sit him down,” Perkins said. “Well, sit him down, because I don’t want to hear any excuses.

1 week ago | si.com | Kyle Koster

Perhaps the best indication of how Tyrese Haliburton is feeling physically comes via the Game 5 box score, which reveals he failed to score a single bucket. It appears the right calf tightness the Indiana Pacers star is battling isn't getting any better and it's severely limiting what he can do out on the court. If there's any good news for Pacers fans it's that Haliburton's leg has a few days to heal before Game 6 back in Indianapolis. Even if it doesn't, he'll be out on the floor.

1 week ago | si.com | Kyle Koster

Jalen Wiliams had the biggest game of his young career in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, scoring 40 points as the Oklahoma City Thunder took a 3-2 series lead. The Paycom Center was once again rocking as Williams & Co. moved within a victory of the franchise's first championship since moving to the city. It would be just fine for Thunder fans if that was the last home game the building hosts this year because it would mean OKC would have wrapped things up in Game 6 in Indianapolis.