CSN: Brian Urlacher, who played 13 seasons for the Bears, announced his retirement from football Wenesday on his personal twitter account.
Live Extra: After edging the Penguins in double overtime in Game 3, the Senators look to level their Eastern Conference semifinal at 2-2 tonight.
PBT: The Pacers were too tough for the Knicks, but Miami is a different animal. The clubs face off in the East finals, starting Wednesday night.
Tiger Woods has every right not to forgive Sergio Garcia, but publicly accepting his apology would shock the world, writes John Feinstein.
HBT Daily: The Angels' Mike Trout became the youngest AL slugger to hit for the cycle, and Craig Calcaterra is reminded of Fred Lynn.
Horses in the Belmont Stakes on June 8 will face tighter security for the second straight year.
PST: With the 2012-13 season in the books, take a look at which players underperformed, weren’t worth the hype and proved to be pretty bad buys for their sides.
MST: The cars lining up to compete in this weekend’s Monaco GP and Indy 500 may appear the same. However, even the smallest Formula One teams run on budgets around five times those of their leading IndyCar counterparts.
CFT: The Detroit Lions are expected to own and operate their own bowl game at Ford Field, starting play in 2014, according to a report by ESPN.
OlyTalk: Mike Krzyzewski will return to the sideline to coach Team USA in the 2014 World Cup and the '16 Rio Olympics.
Rafael Nadal is currently ranked fourth in the world, but has had a dominant run lately as he has won seven of the last eight French Open titles. Mary Carrillo thinks we’re in store for a Nadal-Djokovic final.
Matt Cullen is just two goals away from 200.
Cullen put himself within striking distance of that milestone with his two-goal, three-point night on Thursday. Cullen could become the 37th American-born player to ever reach that milestone. He's never been a dominant player, but the 36-year-old has been consistently solid throughout his career.
| Day | Time | Event | Location | Talent |
| Saturday, May 18 | 1 - 4:30 p.m. | NHL Playoffs: Teams TBD | TBD | TDB |
| 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. | Preakness Stakes | Baltimore, Md. | Bob Costas, Tom Hammond, Gary Stevens, Randy Moss, Kenny Rice, Bob Neumeier, Mike Battaglia, Donna Brothers, Michelle Beadle, Laffit Pincay III, Larry Collmus | |
| Sunday, May 19 | 1 - 3 p.m. | Agmen Tour of California | California | Phil Liggett, Paul Sherwen, Bob Roll, Steve Porino |
| 3 - 6 p.m. | NHL Playoffs: Teams TBD | TDB | TDB |
Note: All times ET |
