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Former NBA player Cuttino Mobley joins Colin Cowherd to discuss his reactions to the wild Phoenix Suns - Los Angeles Clippers Game 2 ending. Hear what Mobley has to say about Chris Paul's role and impact in Phoenix, including how the Suns' roster and each role compares to the 2000s Clippers' team with Sam Cassell and Corey Maggette. Mobley also explains how the Suns' roster gives the Clippers a challenge on the court.

Paul George led the Los Angeles Clippers in points last night with 26. However, he was 1-for-8 from beyond the arc. PG13 also missed two free throws with under eight seconds left that would have put the Clippers up by three. Instead, the Phoenix Suns took the lead with the game-winning Deandre Ayton alley-oop. Shannon Sharpe grades PG's Game 2 performance and explains why it is lower than usual despite finishing with 26 points.

Colin Cowherd was initially floored by the officiating in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals, particularly the 'out-of-bounds' call between the Phoenix Suns' star Devin Booker and the Los Angeles Clippers' Patrick Beverly. Colin explores whether the instant replay helps or harms the league in these situations.

The Phoenix Suns were fantastic in their Game 2 win over the Los Angeles Clippers, reminding Colin Cowherd of the 2013 Seattle Seahawks. Colin lays out why this is a six game series, and why he doesn't think the Clippers without Kawhi Leonard can outlast the Suns, especially once Chris Paul returns.

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Paul George led the Los Angeles Clippers in points last night with 26. However, he was 1-for-8 from beyond the arc. PG13 also missed two free throws with under eight seconds left that would have put the Clippers up by three. Instead, the Phoenix Suns took the lead with the game-winning Deandre Ayton alley-oop. Shannon Sharpe grades PG's Game 2 performance and explains why it is lower than usual despite finishing with 26 points.

Once again the Los Angeles Clippers find themselves in an 0-2 deficit after losing Game 2 to the Phoenix Suns. Chris Broussard decides whether he believes Paul George can lead the Clippers out of from behind as he did against the Dallas Mavericks and the Utah Jazz.

Despite an impressive showing in Round 2 of the NBA Playoffs, Scottie Pippen says Kevin Durant hasn’t surpassed LeBron James as NBA’s best. The NBA legend believes KD "still has some learning to do”. Nick Wright breaks down why he agrees with Pippen, but still thinks Durant is closer than he's ever been to surpassing LeBron as greatest in the league.

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The Phoenix Suns defeated the Los Angeles Clippers in an edge-of-your-seat Game 2, taking the 2-0 series lead. Deandre Ayton scored 24 points, including a alley-oop dunk with .7 seconds remaining. Chris Broussard joins First Things First to praise Paul George and the Clippers for a hard-played game despite the loss, but Nick Wright has a different takeaway. Hear why he believes the instant replay system needs to be burned to the ground.

Chris Paul missed the first two Phoenix Suns wins over the Los Angeles Clippers in the Western Conference Finals. However, he may see a return to L.A. soon. According to reports, CP3 is hopeful to return for Game 3 as long as he clears the league’s health and safety protocols. Shannon Sharpe explains how he 'learned his lesson' and why he won't count out the Ty Lue-coached Clippers, but that they must win Game 3.

The Phoenix Suns and the Los Angeles Clippers went down to the wire with an instant classic last night. With all the attention on Devin Booker heading into the game, Deandre Ayton was the hero with 24 points for Phoenix including the game-winning alley-oop with under a second left that left everyone stunned. Phoenix was only down 1 at the end because Paul George missed two critical free throws with under eight seconds to go. Hear what Skip Bayless & Shannon Sharpe have to say about Game 2

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Jake Cronenworth homered for the second consecutive night to help the San Diego Padres beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 3-2. Ha-Seong Kim also went deep for San Diego.

Christian Yelich hit his fourth home run of the season in the Milwaukee Brewers’ 5-0 shutout of the Arizona Diamondbacks. Kolten Wong also went yard for Milwaukee.

Shed Long Jr. hit a go-ahead solo home run in the bottom of the eighth inning to lift the Seattle Mariners over the Colorado Rockies, 2-1. CJ Cron's solo shot was the only run for Colorado.

Daryl Dike and Benji Michel each scored two goals, and Nani had a goal and two assists as Orlando City SC beat the San Jose Earthquakes, 5-0.

Wilmer Flores and Mauricio Dubon both homered as the San Francisco Giants beat the Los Angeles Angels, 5-0. Shohei Ohtani went hitless with three strikeouts for the Angels.

MLB's No. 1 prospect Wander Franco hit a three-run home run in his debut for the Tampa Bay Rays, but the Boston Red Sox emerged victorious, 9-5. Franco finished the night with two hits and three RBI.

Kyle O’Reilly tested out his skill on NXT in a fierce match with Kushida. O’reilly has been in constant preparation as he readies himself to face Adam Cole at NXT’s Great American Bash, but an ambush brought the two face-to-face sooner than expected.

Kris Bryant’s solo home run was his 14th of the season as the Chicago Cubs beat the Cleveland Indians, 7-1. Joc Pederson drove in two runs for Chicago.

Order is restored under Samoa Joe: WWE Network Exclusive, June 22, 2021

The Washington Nationals beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-2, on a night in which Joe Girardi asked umpires to check Max Scherzer for foreign substances twice. Scherzer was not pleased, as he stared down Girardi on his way back to the dugout. Bryce Harper homered in the loss.

The Kansas City Royals scored four runs in the eighth inning to beat the New York Yankees, 6-5. Ryan O’Hearn went 2-for-4 with a solo home run and two RBI for the Royals. Luke Voit and DJ LeMahieu both went deep for New York.

Carmelo Hayes vows to make the most of loss: WWE Network Exclusive, June 22, 2021

Dansby Swanson hit a three-run home run to give the Atlanta Braves a 3-0 win over the New York Mets. Charlie Morton recorded 11 strikeouts over seven innings for Atlanta, giving up just one hit.

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Jonathan Schoop hit a three-run home run and Jake Rogers drove in three runs of his own to help the Detroit Tigers defeat the St. Louis Cardinals, 8-2. St. Louis is now under .500 at 36-37.

Zack Greinke recorded four strikeouts over seven innings to help the Houston Astros defeat the Baltimore Orioles, 3-1. Myles Straw homered and drove in two runs for Houston. The Astros have won nine games in a row.

A four-run seventh inning gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a 6-3 comeback win over the Chicago White Sox. Adam Frazier homered and Bryan Reynolds drove in two runs for Pittsburgh.

The Toronto Blue Jays beat the Miami Marlins, 2-1, behind RBI’s from Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Yunito Gurriel Jr. Ross Stripling pitched six innings with seven strikeouts for Toronto.

Adam Cole returned to in-ring action on Tuesday night with an unexpected challenger. Cole originally came to the ring to react to Samoa Joe’s attack before being challenged by Carmelo Hayes.

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Kyle O’Reilly tests himself against Kushida tonight on NXT

FOX Bet set the over / under at 10.5 wins for Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens this season. Todd Fuhrman explains why Lamar will lead the Ravens to over 10.5 wins.

Carmella’s signature move, the Code of Silence, has been the end of many WWE Superstars. Carmella looked back on some of her most memorable moves on Out of Character with Ryan Satin.

Carmella discussed the upcoming Summerslam that will have a live audience and revealed that she would love to take on the current SmackDown Women’s Champion, Bianca Belair. The WWE Star looked forward to the event on Out of Character with Ryan Satin.

FOX Bet has the Milwaukee Bucks as favorites over the Phoenix Suns to win the NBA title this season. Clay Travis explains why the Suns should be the favorite — 'Devin Booker looks like Kobe Bryant out there'.

Detroit Tigers closer Michael Fulmer shares what he’s learned from his injury history and how he listens to his body more now that he’s a wily veteran.

NXT was a growing show when Carmella joined the roster, making her future with the company unknown. Carmella explained the creation of her character on Out of Character with Ryan Satin.

Radioactive from the Ally 400 at Nashville Superspeedway in Lebanon, TN for the NASCAR Cup Series.

Franky Monet, Robert Stone Brand prepare for big night: WWE Network Exclusive, June 22, 2021

Full WWE NXT preview for June 22, 2021, featuring Kyle O'Reilly battling NXT Cruiserweight Champion Kushida, Adam Cole's return to in-ring action and more.

Detroit Tigers pitcher Michael Fulmer has transitioned from a starting pitching role to the closer role in 2021 and he says now that he’s pitched in such high-leverage late situations, it’s hard for him to imagine going back to being a starter.

At one time, Carmella was working as a professional dancer and never saw herself returning to wrestling. She dove into the decision behind her return and process of climbing the ladder in the latest episode of Out of Character with Ryan Satin.

Detroit Tigers closer Michael Fulmer explains what manager AJ Hinch has done to improve the team’s culture as they start to see light at the end of the tunnel with their rebuild.

From being nervous to talk to him to wishing him well on his injury recovery, Detroit Tigers closer Michael Fulmer’s relationship with Justin Verlander has spanned many years. Hear in which ways he says the former Tigers ace has helped impact his career.

Ben Simmons struggled poorly on offense, prompting head coach Doc Rivers to say after the Philadelphia 76ers' Game 7 loss that 'he didn't know if he could be a point guard of a championship team.' On Monday, Rivers softened his tone a bit saying that the 76ers 'know what the right work is for Simmons this offseason.' One report also said that the three-time All-Star could change his dominant shooting hand from left to right. Stephen Jackson breaks down why Simmons' shooting woes are from a lack of confidence and the 76ers' high expectations.

Ever-Rise’s payback on Hit Row is foiled: WWE Network Exclusive, June 22, 2021

Colin Cowherd is calling it: The Philadelphia 76ers are going to move off of Ben Simmons after a disappointing showing in the NBA playoffs. Colin breaks down why the Sixers can learn from the Eagles' mistreatment of Carson Wentz in how they handle Simmons' trade.