Roundup: Craig Ferguson Sounds Off on Terrorist Attacks, and Stories of Heroism and Sadness After the Boston Marathon Bombing
By Jason McIntyre
Skylar Diggins was drafted 3rd by the WNBA’s Tulsa Shock. [Tulsa World]
Two brothers were standing next to each other at the Boston Marathon’s finish line. In the bombing, each lost a leg. [Globe]
Alex Len is leaving Maryland early to enter the NBA draft. [Sun]
Powerful column on the Boston Marathon bombing. [Globe]
What’s New Orleans running back Chris Ivory worth? [NOLA.com]
Eddie Jordan, currently an assistant with the Lakers, could be named the Rutgers head coach in the next 48 hours. [Star-Ledger]
The Mets and Rockies were snowed out Monday in Denver. [Post]
The heroes who tried to calm a man who had both of his legs blown off in the terror attack on the Boston Marathon. [Press Herald]
Kyle Anderson is returning to UCLA, so Steve Alford is a happy coach. [Jeff Goodman]
Dario Saric, a Croatian teenager, has entered the NBA draft. [Woj]
Oklahoma City 104, Sacramento 95. The Thunder locked up the No. 1 seed in the West. [Oklahoman]
Here’s part of Craig Ferguson’s intro to his late show. He said it well, “is anyone else sick of this shit?” Here’s a partial transcript.
Dion Waiters cocked one back and dunked on the Birdman in Cleveland’s loss to Miami.
A bit shit-save, indeed, Ms. Sportscenter anchor whose voice I couldn’t discern.