Wednesday May 14, 2008 11:00 a.m.(CDT)

Bonds Back In Court

The ever so popular Barry Bonds was back in court on Tuesday. Federal prosecutors refiled an indictment against baseball's home run king, charging him with 15 felony counts, including 14 counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice. The charges were re-filed to more specifically address Bonds' statements he made to a grand jury in an investigation into Balco Labs alleged steroid distribution. Bonds pleaded not guilty to four counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice last year and is currently free on half a million dollars bond. He is expected to enter a plea based on these new charges at a June 6th hearing.

NBA Playoffs

For the sixth straight year the Pistons are moving' on to the eastern conference finals. Rip Hamilton led Detroit with 31-points as the Pistons beat Orlando 91 to 86 to win the series four games to one. Detroit will now face the winner of the Celtics-Cavs series for a spot in the NBA finals.

The Hornets got career playoff highs of 38-points and 14-rebounds from David West Tuesday, as they crushed San Antonio 107-79 and take a 3-2 lead in the western conference semi's. Chris Paul added 22-points and 14-rebounds for New Orleans, which could eliminate the defending champs with a game six win Thursday in San Antonio.

Sorenstam Steps Down

One of female golfs greatest players is calling it quits.

"After some serious consideration I have made a decision to step away from competitive golf after this season," said Annika Sorenstam.

The 37-year old Sorenstam ranks 3rd all time with 72 career wins including ten majors. She leaves the game as one of only six women to complete the career grand slam and the only woman to ever shoot a 59.

Play of the Day

Hedo Turkoglu drives to the basket, but Tayshaun Prince comes out of nowhere for the block.