They last lost on April 11, and with Tuesday’s 120-111 Game 2 win against the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Spurs are two games from the NBA Finals.

Now he can add Indoor Football League reject to the growing list of indignities.

Coming into the French Open, Serena Williams finally appeared fit and ready to contend for her first Grand Slam title since 2010. If you placed your odds on the 13-time major champion, it’s time to find a new favorite.

“From the waist down, he has absolutely no movement. He’s in very good spirits, though,” Williams’ manager George Peterson told the Associated Press. “He still believes he’s going to fight again.”

Major League Baseball’s all-time home run leader, and the man convicted of obstruction of justice last spring, attended the Diamondbacks-Giants game on Monday as part of charity work through Big Brothers and Sisters of the Bay Area.

Neither do the Heat.

It’s funny how winning a series can turn utter panic into business as usual in the NBA, but after Wade’s scoring explosion helped the Heat finish off the Pacers with Thursday’s 105-93 Game 6 win, Miami is suddenly back in the title conversation.

After their second-round loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Kobe Bryant and the Lakers will only find their way onto the airwaves in the context of “Is it time to blow up the team?” discussions.

Wide receiver Hakeem Nicks broke his right foot running a route today and is expected to have a pin surgically implanted Friday. The Giants say they expect that he’ll need about three months to recover, which would put him in doubt for the season opener Sept. 5. It wasn’t immediately clear how Nicks was hurt because the OTA was not open to members of the media.

Updated at 3:30 p.m. with report that O’Neal won’t interview

Shaquille O’Neal will not interview with the Orlando Magic for the team’s vacant general manager position, according to an ESPN Boston report.

After failing to land Peyton Manning this offseason, the 49ers re-committed to quarterback Alex Smith. And now, finally, they’re putting some talented pass catchers around him.

The New York Yankees owned by anyone not named Steinbrenner?

You cannot be serious.

For several generations of fans, the idea might be unfathomable, but the New York Daily News reports that “rumors are flying in Major League Baseball and New York banking circles that the family that has owned Major League Baseball’s premiere franchise since Cleveland shipbuilder George Steinbrenner purchased the club for $8.8 million in 1973 is exploring the possibility of selling the Yankees.”

Tweet a video, entitled “The thief will see this,” to your nearly 3.5 million Twitter followers.

Chad Ochocinco’s awful, horrible, no-good day began when he was unable to lift weights in the New England Patriots’ facility, which, he said, made him angrier “than a mosquito in a room full of mannequins.” He decided to head for an IHOP and discovered that thieves had broken into his rented Cadillac Escalade and stolen, among other things, the wallet from the console. No flapjacks for him.