Biggest NBA Finals storylines; Vegas wins Game 1 thriller in Stanley Cup Final; big deals for young NFL stars
The NBA Finals begin tonight with the Spurs facing off against the Knicks in San Antonio. The Golden Knights lead the Stanley Cup Final after a thrilling Game 1 victory over the Hurricanes. Additionally, NFL stars Drake London and Nick Herbig have secured significant contract extensions with their respective teams.
- ▪The NBA Finals tip off tonight between the Spurs and Knicks.
- ▪The Golden Knights won Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Hurricanes with a score of 5-4.
- ▪Drake London and Nick Herbig have both agreed to lucrative contract extensions with their NFL teams.
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This is an article version of the CBS Sports HQ AM Newsletter, the ultimate guide to every day in sports. You can sign up to get it in your inbox every weekday morning here. 🏀 Five things to know Wednesday The NBA Finals tip off tonight. We made it to the final series of the season. The Spurs and Knicks open the Finals tonight in San Antonio, and we identified the 10 most important storylines that will determine which squad takes home the Larry O'Brien Trophy. Taking things further than the X's and O's, we also took a deep dive into how both teams were built -- and why their roster construction might be impossible to replicate.
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