the sports report

The NBA All-Star game was played yesterday and it appears both sides left their defense at home as the 2 teams combined for close to 300 points. NASCAR fans also got their fill with the Sprint Unlimited and Daytona 500 qualifying.

Thanks to 26 points off the bench, Vince Carter blazed past Larry Bird into 29th place on the NBA's all-time scoring list as the Mavs destroyed the Kings.

The Houston Rockets came up with a must-needed win last night as they slipped past the Warriors. The Oklahoma City Thunder fell a bit and experienced their 1st loss in 5 games. Over in NHL, the Dallas Stars had a big night against the Edmonton Oilers.

The aging San Antonio Spurs are playing like all-stars as we inch closer to All-Star Break in the NBA. Currently with the best record in the league, the Spurs rolled to another easy win as they took care of the Chicago Bulls last night. The Dallas Mavericks, on the other hand, look nothing like the team they've been in recent years as they fell to Atlanta.

The San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder had fairly easy wins on Sunday in their match-ups against the Brooklyn Nets and Phoenix Suns, respectively. The Houston Rockets, however, didn't fair as well as they lost to the  Sacramento Kings.

The Lakers and Celtics are 2 of the greatest franchises in the NBA but seem to be on their way 'out' with their current team. Well, they met up last night and Kevin Garnett and the Celtics ran away with the win. In it, 'KG' became the 16th player in NBA history to reach the 25,000-point mark.

The San Antonio Spurs push their way past Minnesota Timberwolves for their 11th straight win. The Dallas Mavericks just got past the Portland Trailblazers and the Oklahoma City Thunder romp the Golden State Warriors in last night's NBA action. Over in the NHL, the Stars skated past the Oilers in overtime.

The Houston Rockets were draining 3's all night as they crushed the Golden State Warriors. As a matter of fact, their 23 3-pointers tied an NBA record for most in a game.

Jamie Benn scored 2 goals and an assist as the Dallas Stars skated past the Colorado Avalanche on Monday. The Dallas Mavericks, however, weren't as lucky as the Oklahoma City Thunder bombed them for the easy victory.

In a game that featured a 30 minute power outage, hilarious commercials, a terribly long halftime show, and NFL record kickoff return, the Super Bowl was anything but boring. The Ravens jumped out to an early lead, only to see the Niners storm back. But, at the end of the day, the Ravens were victorious.

The San Antonio Spurs led from start to finish in last night's win as they claimed their 9th straight. The Houston Rockets weren't as lucky as they were out-gunned down the stretch. Here are the scores from last night and schedule for the day for NBA, NCAA, and NHL.

The Dallas Mavericks, at one point, were up by 21 then the wheels fell off as LaMarcus Aldridge led a mighty comeback by the Portland Trailblazers. Aldridge's jumper at the buzzer was the difference in the game. The Dallas Stars headed to motown to take on the Detroit Red Wings and came away with a 4-1 loss. Check out the scores from last night and upcoming schedule in the NBA, NCAA, and NHL on Th