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Toronto did something nobody has ever done before in the NBA playoffs — and somehow it ended in a win. The Raptors knocked off Cleveland in Game four despite hitting just thirteen point three percent from three, the lowest mark by a winning team in playoff history. Ugly? Absolutely. Effective? Apparently so.
Meanwhile in Philadelphia, the story everybody's been waiting on finally broke. Joel Embiid has been cleared to play in Game four against Boston, less than a month after undergoing an emergency appendectomy. The Sixers dropped Game three by eight, and now the big man is back — how quickly he finds his legs could decide this entire series.
And shifting gears to the fairways, Nelly Korda is simply in a class of her own right now. She went wire-to-wire at the Chevron Championship to claim her third major title, reclaiming the number one ranking in women's golf in the process. Dominant from the opening round to the final putt — she gave nobody a window, and nobody came close.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
