🧹 Y! Sports AM: Sweeps complete

🏀 Wiz win lottery: The Wizards won the NBA Draft Lottery on Sunday, securing the No. 1 overall pick in next month's draft. Joining them in the top five: Jazz, Grizzlies, Bulls and Clippers (via Pacers).

⚽️ Barça on top: Barcelona secured its second straight La Liga title (and 29th overall) with Sunday's 2-0 victory over rival Real Madrid, marking the first time the club has clinched the league title in El Clásico.

🏀 Kerr inks new deal: Steve Kerr has agreed to a two-year contract with the Warriors amid speculation about a potential split. The new deal will reportedly keep Kerr, who was earning $17.5 million annually, as the highest-paid coach in the NBA.

🥎 Bracket reveal: The SEC got six of the top eight seeds in the NCAA Softball Championship when the 64-team field was revealed on Sunday, including Alabama at No. 1 and defending national champion Texas at No. 2. Regionals begin on Friday.

⛳️ Save that scorecard: Kristoffer Reitan posted a 2-under 69 on Sunday at Quail Hallow to win the Truist Championship by two strokes and earn his first PGA Tour title, which came with a $3.6 million prize.

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The Knicks torched the 76ers, 144-114, on Sunday to complete the series sweep and advance to the NBA's Final Four, all while barely breaking a sweat.

Bully ball: New York has been utterly dominant this postseason, winning eight games by a combined 196 points — and losing two games by a combined two points.

Round 1:

• Knicks 113, Hawks 102 (+11)
• Hawks 107, Knicks 106 (-1)
• Hawks 109, Knicks 108 (-1)
• Knicks 114, Hawks 98 (+16)
• Knicks 126, Hawks 97 (+29)
• Knicks 140, Hawks 89 (+51)

Round 2:

• Knicks 137, 76ers 98 (+39)
• Knicks 108, 76ers 102 (+6)
• Knicks 108, 76ers 94 (+14)
• Knicks 144, 76ers 114 (+30)

Wild stat: In terms of point differential, the Knicks now have the best 3-game span in NBA playoff history, the two best 4-game spans, the three best 5-game spans, the two best 6-game spans, the best 7-game span, the best 8-game span, the best 9-game span, and the best 10-game span, as noted by Rodger Sherman.

Meanwhile, in Minnesota… Anthony Edwards (36 points) and the Timberwolves rallied to beat the Spurs, 114-109, on Sunday following Victor Wembanyama's first career ejection. The series is now tied 2-2 as it heads back to San Antonio.

The Stanley Cup Playoffs are about parity. Close games. Tight series. Overtimes. Upsets. Nobody told the top-seeded Hurricanes, who didn't drop a single game en route to the Eastern Conference Final.

• Round 1: Swept the Senators (4-0) while allowing five total goals
• Round 2: Swept the Flyers (4-0) while allowing five total goals

Still perfect: The Hurricanes are the fifth team in NHL history to go 8-0 to start the postseason (1985 Oilers, 1969 Blues, 1960 Canadiens, 1952 Red Wings), and the first to sweep their opening two series since all four rounds became best-of-seven in 1987.

• The Canes, who are in the East Final for the third time in four years, are looking for their first Stanley Cup since 2006.
• They're the 24th team in league history to win eight or more consecutive games during a playoff run. 18 of those teams won the Cup that year.

What's next: Carolina will have a lengthy wait (up to 11 days!) before playing the winner of the Buffalo vs. Montreal series. The Canadiens currently lead 2-1 after dominant wins on Friday and Sunday.

Here's how the 2026 NBA Draft could play out now that we know the order, according to Yahoo Sports' Kevin O’Connor.

Top 10:

1. Wizards: AJ Dybantsa (BYU)
2. Jazz: Darryn Peterson (Kansas)
3. Grizzlies: Cameron Boozer (Duke)
4. Bulls: Caleb Williams (UNC)
5. Clippers: Keaton Wagler (Illinois)
6. Nets: Kingston Flemings (Houston)
7. Kings: Darius Acuff (Arkansas)
8. Hawks: Aday Mara (Michigan)
9. Mavericks: Mikel Brown (Louisville)
10. Bucks: Nate Ament (Tennessee)

Full mock draft:Picks 11-60

Be sure to check out our 2026 NBA Draft Guide, which features full scouting reports for our top 60 prospects, player comparisons, and multiple big boards.

Steven Goff, Yahoo Sports:

Christian Pulisic is on the cover of Time magazine. He is in a Fox Sports promo and in commercials for deodorant, a sports drink and soccer shoes, among other things.

He is undeniably the face of both the U.S. men's national team and, with the World Cup on home soil, the sport as a whole in this country.

One place you will not have found him in recent months, however, is in the scoring column. And on Sunday, amid the worst drought of his marvelous career, Pulisic was not even in his No. 11 AC Milan uniform.

Slated to start in a 3-2 home loss to Atalanta, the 27-year-old attacker was ruled out with a gluteal muscle strain. It's unclear whether he will return for the last two Serie A matches before World Cup training camp opens May 27 in the Atlanta area.

The injury is the latest downer in a campaign that began in style late last summer but turned sour in 2026.

Now the question is whether he will regain his health and form before the biggest few weeks of his life.

USMNT watch:How the rest of the roster contenders fared over the weekend

• 🎾 Tennis: Italian Open (5am, Tennis) … Jannik Sinner, Frances Tiafoe and Coco Gauff headline the action in Rome.
• ⚾️ MLB: Giants at Dodgers (10:10pm, MLB) … NL West rivals clash in one of just six games scheduled for today.
• ⚽️ EPL: Tottenham vs. Leeds (3pm, USA) … Spurs are one spot above the relegation line with three matches left.

Barring a trade, the Wizards will make the No. 1 overall selection in the NBA Draft for the third time this century.

Question: Who did they select the other two times (2010, 2001)?

Hint: J and K.

Answer at the bottom.

Ouch.

Eli White saved the Braves from a bases-loaded jam on Sunday with a ridiculous catch at the wall — and paid the price for it.

Trivia answer: John Wall out of Kentucky (2010) and Kwame Brown out of Glynn Academy in Georgia (2001)