It’s funny how one game changes perspective. The Indians 7-1 victory Sunday afternoon at Progressive Field turned a lost weekend into just a pretty crummy one that may have a silver lining.  And the 2006 Cliff Lee appears like he may be back, a comforting thought given the starts C.C. and Paul Byrd are off too.  Peeks hits on the Tribe and Cavs salvaging the weekend on Sunday, amongst other things, in The Weekend Wrap.

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Trevor Immelman withstood the brutal wind and course conditions at Augusta that derailed his three closest competitors to win the 72nd Masters.  Immelman went wire to wire for his first Major, tied for the lead after 18 holes, and alone in first after 36 and 54.  Tiger just couldn't hit a putt all week at Augusta National and none of the other players chasing Immelman could mount a significant charge.  Mitch recaps the first major of the year for us.

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The puck drops on the Stanley Cup Playoffs Wednesday, which means its time for us to call in our resident hockey expert Adam Burke to break it all down for us. The 2007-08 NHL season saw an unprecedented level of parity, as only five teams missed the 80 point plateau, and not counting overtime losses, 24 of the 30 NHL franchises were over .500 on the season. Adam analyzes all the first round matchups for us in this piece, and also lays out his predictions.

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Most of America expected two great games in the Final Four Saturday, and we got two blowouts. Most Indians fans expected a series win over a rebuilding A's team picked by most to bring up the rear in the AL West. We didn't get that either, though a win Sunday night helped salvage the weekend. And the Cavs ... man, I can't even get into what's going on with them. As he does every Sunday night, Brian McPeek relives the weekend from the perspective of a Cleveland sports fan in The Weekend Wrap.

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