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Where to watch New York Knicks vs. Atlanta Hawks: Live stream, start time, TV channel, odds for Monday, April 6

The Atlanta Hawks, ranked fifth in the Eastern Conference, will host the New York Knicks, who are ranked third in the Eastern Conference. Atlanta is favored with a -1.5 spread and a moneyline of -120.

How to watch New York Knicks vs. Atlanta Hawks

Team records

  • New York Knicks: 50-28 (#2 in Eastern Atlantic)

  • Atlanta Hawks: 45-33 (#1 in Eastern Southeast)

Odds (via BetMGM)

  • Spread: Atlanta Hawks -1.5

  • Moneyline: Atlanta Hawks -120 (52.2%) / New York Knicks +100 (47.8%)

  • Over/Under: 227.5

Fishers Freight blow out Arizona Rattlers in high-scoring IFL affair

Fishers Freight posted the highest point total of the IFL season with a 63-42 win over the Arizona Rattlers on Sunday night.Β 

Fishers quarterback Felix Harper was 6 of 8 passing for 66 yards and three touchdowns, while Dominic Roberto had 10 carries for 56 yards and three more scores. Arizona quarterback Max Meylor accounted for 220 total yards, including five touchdowns (four passing), while Kymani Clarke caught one of those TDs and ran into two more of his own.Β 

The Freight jumped out to an early 7-0 lead on an early Josiah King scamper and, after a brief Rattlers answer, poured it on.Β 

From there the score ballooned from 14-7 to 42-21 before halftime and 56-35 by the end of the third quarter.

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Where to watch Diego Padres vs. Boston Red Sox: Live stream, start time, TV channel, odds for Friday, April 3

The San Diego Padres (2-4) open a three-game series in Boston against the Red Sox (1-4). The Red Sox have struggled to start the season, losing five in a row after winning their opener. Sonny Gray is scheduled to start for Boston while San Diego is expected to have Michael King on the mound.

How to Watch San Diego Padres vs. Boston Red Sox

  • Date: Friday, April 3

  • Time: 2:10 p.m. ET / 11:10 a.m. PT

  • Where: Fenway Park, Boston, MA

  • TV Channels: NESN, Padres.TV Presented by UC San Diego Health

  • Live Stream:ESPN+, MLB.TV | Follow on Yahoo Sports

Team Records

  • San Diego Padres: 2-4 (No. 5 in NL West)

  • Boston Red Sox: 1-5 (No. 5 in AL East)

Odds

  • Spread: Boston Red Sox +1.5

  • Moneyline: Boston Red Sox -120.0 / San Diego Padres +100

  • Over/Under: 8.5

Starting pitchers

San Diego Padres: Michael King (0-0, ERA: 0.00, K: 6, WHIP: 1.00)
Boston Red Sox: Sonny Gray (0-0, ERA: 6.75, K: 5, WHIP: 1.75)

Weather: 55Β°F at first pitch

Ballpark: Capacity: 37,755 | Roof: Open | Surface: Grass

Where to watch New York Mets vs. San Francisco Giants: Live stream, start time, TV channel, odds for Friday, April 3

The New York Mets (3-4) enter Friday’s game against the San Francisco Giants (3-4) on a three-game losing streak. San Francisco won Thursday’s opener of the teams’ series 7-2. Nolan McLean is scheduled to start for the Mets and Tyler Mahle is expected to take the mound for the Giants.

How to watch New York Mets vs. San Francisco Giants

Team records

  • New York Mets: 3-4 (No. 5 in NL East)

  • San Francisco Giants: 3-4 (No. 3 in NL West)

Odds

  • Spread: San Francisco Giants +1.5

  • Moneyline: San Francisco Giants +115 / New York Mets -135

  • Over/Under: 7.5

Starting Pitchers

New York Mets: Nolan McLean (0-0, ERA: 3.60, K: 8, WHIP: 1.20)
San Francisco Giants: Tyler Mahle (0-1, ERA: 4.50, K: 5, WHIP: 1.50)

Weather: 66Β°F at first pitch

Ballpark: Capacity: 41,915 | Roof: Open | Surface: Grass

Final Four 2026: Most Outstanding Player for NCAA tournament, year by year

The 2026 Final Four for the men’s NCAA tournament is set. Illinois faces UConn at 5:09 p.m. ET Saturday, April 4, followed by Michigan against Arizona at 7:49 p.m.

Come Monday night, there will be a new national champion. The NCAA also will crown a Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four. Here’s a look at who has won the award every year of the tournament since 1939.

Year

Player

Class

School

2025

Walter Clayton Jr.

Senior

Florida

2024

Tristen Newton

Senior

UConn

2023

Adama Sanogo

Junior

UConn

2022

Ochai Agbaji

Senior

Kansas

2021

Jared Butler

Junior

Baylor

2020

No tournament because of pandemic

2019

Kyle Guy

Junior

Virginia

2018

Donte DiVincenzo

Junior

Villanova

2017

Joel Berry II

Junior

North Carolina

2016

Ryan Arcidiacono

Senior

Villanova

2015

Tyus Jones

Freshman

Duke

2014

Shabazz Napier

Senior

UConn

2013

Luke Hancock

Senior

Louisville

2012

Anthony Davis

Freshman

Kentucky

2011

Kemba Walker

Junior

UConn

2010

Kyler Singler

Junior

Duke

2009

Wayne Ellington

Junior

North Carolina

2008

Mario Chalmers

Junior

Kansas

2007

Corey Brewer

Junior

Florida

2006

Joakim Noah

Sophomore

Florida

2005

Sean May

Junior

North Carolina

2004

Emeka Okafor

Junior

UConn

2003

Carmelo Anthony

Freshman

Syracuse

2002

Juan Dixon

Senior

Maryland

2001

Shane Battier

Senior

Duke

2000

Mateen Cleaves

Senior

Michigan State

1999

Richard Hamilton

Junior

UConn

1998

Jeff Sheppard

Senior

Kentucky

1997

Miles Simon

Junior

Arizona

1996

Tony Delk

Senior

Kentucky

1995

Ed O'Bannon

Senior

UCLA

1994

Corliss Williamson

Junior

Arkansas

1993

Donald Williams

Sophomore

North Carolina

1992

Bobby Hurley

Junior

Duke

1991

Christian Laettner

Junior

Duke

1990

Anderson Hunt

Sophomore

UNLV

1989

Glen Rice

Senior

Michigan

1988

Danny Manning

Senior

Kansas

1987

Keith Smart

Junior

Indiana

1986

Pervis Ellison

Freshman

Louisville

1985

Ed Pinckney

Senior

Villanova

1984

Patrick Ewing

Junior

Georgetown

1983

Akeem Olajuwon

Sophomore

Houston

1982

James Worthy

Junior

North Carolina

1981

Isiah Thomas

Sophomore

Indiana

1980

Darrell Griffith

Senior

Louisville

1979

Magic Johnson

Sophomore

Michigan State

1978

Jack Givens

Senior

Kentucky

1977

Butch Lee

Junior

Marquette

1976

Kent Benson

Junior

Indiana

1975

Richard Washington

Sophomore

UCLA

1974

David Thompson

Sophomore

NC State

1973

Bill Walton

Junior

UCLA

1972

Bill Walton

N/A

UCLA

1971

Vacated

N/A

N/A

1970

Sidney Wicks

N/A

UCLA

1969

Lew Alcindor

N/A

UCLA

1968

Lew Alcindor

N/A

UCLA

1967

Lew Alcindor

N/A

UCLA

1966

Jerry Chambers

N/A

Utah

1965

Bill Bradley

N/A

Princeton

1964

Walt Hazzard

N/A

UCLA

1963

Art Heyman

N/A

Duke

1962

Paul Hogue

N/A

Cincinnati

1961

Jerry Lucas

N/A

Ohio State

1960

Jerry Lucas

N/A

Ohio State

1959

Jerry West

N/A

West Virginia

1958

Elgin Baylor

N/A

Seattle

1957

Wilt Chamberlain

N/A

Kansas

1956

Hal Lear

N/A

Temple

1955

Bill Russell

N/A

San Francisco

1954

Tom Gola

N/A

La Salle

1953

B.H. Born

N/A

Kansas

1952

Clyde Lovellette

N/A

Kansas

1951

Bill Spivey

N/A

Kentucky

1950

Irwin Dambrot

N/A

CCNY

1949

Alex Groza

N/A

Kentucky

1948

Alex Groza

N/A

Kentucky

1947

George Kaftan

N/A

Holy Cross

1946

Bob Kurland

N/A

Oklahoma A&M

1945

Bob Kurland

N/A

Oklahoma A&M

1944

Arnie Ferrin

N/A

Utah

1943

Ken Sailors

N/A

Wyoming

1942

Howie Dallmar

N/A

Stanford

1941

John Kotz

N/A

Wisconsin

1940

Marvin Huffman

N/A

Indiana

1939

Jimmy Hull

N/A

Ohio State

Where to watch Los Angeles Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder: Live stream, start time, TV channel, odds for Thursday, April 2

The Oklahoma City Thunder play host to the Los Angeles Lakers in a meeting of two of the Western Conference’s top championship contenders. The Thunder hold a two-game lead over the San Antonio Spurs for the best record in the NBA and the West’s No. 1 playoff seed. The Lakers are currently seeded third in the West. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Luka Doncic are also two of the top contenders for the MVP award.

How to watch Los Angeles Lakers vs. Oklahoma City Thunder

Team records

  • Los Angeles Lakers: 50-26 (No. 1 in Pacific Division)

  • Oklahoma City Thunder: 60-16 (No. 1 in Northwest Division)

Odds

  • Spread: Oklahoma City Thunder -9.5

  • Moneyline: Oklahoma City Thunder -350 / Los Angeles Lakers +280

  • Over/Under: 230.5

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