Brisbane’s 21-year hoodoo at the MCG against Hawthorn is over as the Lions small forwards exposed a lack of leg speed in the Hawks’ defence.

The Cleveland Cavaliers destroyed the Miami Heat on Monday night 138-83 to close out their first-round series in a historic sweep. The numbers paint a picture of complete dominance. At a glance ...

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Campbell Graham showed why he is a chance of making his Origin debut with a match-saving tackle on Lachie Galvin to save South Sydney’s skin against the Wests Tigers on Sunday night.

The Cleveland Cavaliers categorically razed the Miami Heat on Monday, sweeping them in four games that looked — frankly — like the Cavs were on cruise control. On one hand, it was impressive.