last night the phoenix suns showed they're not ready to set yet in their nba match-up with the l.a. lakers. here's nbc's bill seward with an early look at all of your sports headlines. >>> hi, there, everybody. game three in phoenix where amar'e stoudemire was a beast. one on one with pau gasol got the tough layup to fall. that's amare. tying a playoff career high with 42 points, 29 of them in the second half. suns in total control up 102-96. moments later, steve nash with the dagger. phoenix wins, 118-109, and will try to even the series tomorrow night in game four. >>> national hockey league, blackhawks and sharks, down 2-0. dave bullen, tying it with a second goal in as many games. blackhawks grab momentum and in the third they take the lead. dustin byfuglien camped out in front. chicago sweeps san jose with a 4-2 win. heads back to the stanley cup finals for the first time since 1992. >>> sad news out of los angeles. former all-star pitcher jose lima passed away yesterday morning over an apparent heart attack. he often referred to his outings as lima time and one of the most colorful c

. >> the jazz and the lakers tip off their second-round series sunday in l.a., utah's injury list may be growing. deron williams has a bruised left elbow and will be a game-time decision. on a brighter note, injured forward andrei kirilenko says he hopes to return to the jazz by game three. the lakers have their own injury concerns. center andrew bynum has a small tear in the meniscus in his right knee leaving him questionable for the opener against the jazz. lakers coach phil jackson says bynum might try to play through the pain in sunday's opener. the lakers own the regular season meetings with utah winning 3-4 and doing so by an average of more than 10 points a game. l.a. has knocked the jazz out of the playoffs in each of the past two seasons. game one is sunday at 3:30 eastern on abc. >> the saints' former security director has filed a lawsuit alleges the team tried to cover up two senior staff members' thefts of vicodin last year. one of the accused is reportedly head coach sean payton. payton said in a statement saturday he has "never abused or stolen vicodin or any other medic

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lakers are trying to take a 2-0 series lead on the jazz. game two of the best of seven, tuesday night from staples center. second quarter, l.a. up eight. kobe bryant, no andrew bynum there, for the follow. big fella had 17 points, 14 rebounds. here comes the jazz. deron williams, too easy. utah, within 11. then, a little high/low action. carlos boozer, kyle korver. utah within six. lakers, though, dominated inside. pau gasol, 22 points, 15 rebounds. that bucket put the lakers up by six. ron artest, he had 16. that's his high for this postseason. and then, kobe, 22 of his 30, in the second half. the joker likes it. the lakers with a 2-0 series lead. they take game two, 111-103. >>> game three, red wings/sharks. san jose with a 2-0 series lead. todd bertuzzi, on the wraparound. no. the ref called the penalty shot. roman cotour. penalty shot by zetterberg, denied by evgeni nabokov. wings missed a chance to go up 2-0. later in the second period, zetterberg off of the skate. wings up 3-1. here come the sharks. ties the game at 3-3. we go to overtime. seven minutes into overtime. san jose gets on odd-man rush. joe thornton to patrick marleau

. >> the jazz and the lakers tip off their second-round series sunday in l.a., utah's injury list may be growing. deron williams has a bruised left elbow and will be a game-time decision. on a brighter note, injured forward andrei kirilenko says he hopes to return to the jazz by game three. the lakers have their own injury concerns. center andrew bynum has a small tear in the meniscus in his right knee leaving him questionable for the opener against the jazz. lakers coach phil jackson says bynum might try to play through the pain in sunday's opener. the lakers own the regular season meetings with utah winning 3-4 and doing so by an average of more than 10 points a game. l.a. has knocked the jazz out of the playoffs in each of the past two seasons. game one is sunday at 3:30 eastern on abc. >> the saints' former security director has filed a lawsuit alleges the team tried to cover up two senior staff members' thefts of vicodin last year. one of the accused is reportedly head coach sean payton. payton said in a statement saturday he has "never abused or stolen vicodin or any other medic

l.a. times," and getting a reservation here is a bit like getting a seat next to jack nicholson at a lakerandres is proud of his success in sunny los angeles, he is probably prouder of the kitchen he has volunteered at for the last 17 years in this tough washington, d.c., neighborhood. >> andres: i came here as a cook, sharing my time, peeling potatoes. >> cooper: the d.c. central kitchen was founded by robert egger. >> andres: hey. here is the man! >> cooper: he says andres wandered in and offered his expertise just weeks after he moved into town. >> robert egger: we couldn't get rid of him, man. i mean, he came down here and he was always down here helping. >> andres: i always felt like i have to give back to america what america has given to me. >> cooper: he was drawn to their model: a 12-week culinary training course for people with little hope-- former prisoners, drug abusers and homeless. now they distribute fresh meals daily prepared from one ton of donated surplus food. staffers say they've stopped being surprised when they hear... >> andres: hola, guapa. >> cooper: ... first thin