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Jalen Williams is the story in Oklahoma City tonight, and it is not a good one. The Thunder star exited Game Two against the Timberwolves in the first quarter with his left hamstring flaring up again — the same hamstring that cost him six games earlier in the playoffs. He was seen getting treatment and had not returned to the bench, raising serious concern about his availability going forward in this Western Conference Finals.
Shifting to baseball, Edward Cabrera's night ended early in Chicago. The Cubs starter walked off the mound in the fourth inning against Milwaukee after a blister developed on his right middle finger. It's a frustrating setback for a Cubs rotation that cannot afford to lose arms right now, and the Brewers were more than happy to take advantage of the shortened outing.
And if you love an underdog story, point your attention to Omaha, where Michigan State baseball is making some serious noise at the Big Ten tournament. The Spartans entered as the twelve seed — dead last — and have now knocked off two higher seeds, including a four to three comeback win over Iowa after trailing in the seventh. Twenty-four and thirty-one on the season, and somehow still dancing.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
