Yahoo Sports AM is our daily newsletter that keeps you up to date on all things sports. Sign up here to get it every weekday morning.🚨 HEADLINES🏀 Magic stun Pistons: The Magic came into Detroit on Sunday and stunned the top-seeded Pistons, 112-101, for a wire-to-wire Game 1 victory. The defeat extended Detroit's home playoff losing streak to 11 straight games, the longest in league history.

NBA scoreboard.🏒 The drought is over: Speaking of stunners, the Sabres scored four goals in the third period on Sunday to come back and beat the Bruins, 4-3, in their first playoff game since 2011. NHL scoreboard.🏁 Reddick wins again: Tyler Reddick took advantage of a late caution on Sunday at Kansas Speedway for yet another victory, becoming the first driver since Dale Earnhardt in 1987 to win five of the first nine races in a season. "This kid is on fire," said team owner Michael Jordan.⛳️ Fitz holds off Scottie: Matt Fitzpatrick blew a three-shot lead over Scottie Scheffler on Sunday at the RBC Heritage, but held on to win in a playoff for this second victory of the season, and his second RBC Heritage title (2023).🏈 Pre-draft trade: The Giants traded Pro Bowl DT Dexter Lawrence to the Bengals in exchange for a package that includes the No. 10 pick in this week's draft.

There are now six teams with multiple first-round picks, with the Giants joining the Jets, Browns, Chiefs, Dolphins and Cowboys.⚾️ Mets skid continues: The Mets fell to the Cubs in the 10th inning on Sunday, extending their losing streak to 11 straight games, the franchise's longest since 2004. At 7-15, they're tied with the Royals for the worst record in baseball.See what else is trending on Yahoo Sports.🏆 EVERY NCAA WINTER CHAMPION The Sooners celebrate their gymnastics title on Saturday. (Aric Becker/ISI Photos via Getty Images) The NCAA crowned its final winter champions over the weekend, with Oklahoma (women) and Stanford (men) extending their gymnastics dynasties.*Division I:Basketball: Michigan (men); UCLA (women)Men's Ice Hockey: DenverSwimming & Diving: Texas (men); Virginia** (women)Indoor Track & Field: Arkansas (men); Georgia (women)Men's Wrestling: Penn StateDivision II:Basketball: Gannon (men); Grand Valley State (women)Swimming & Diving: Tampa (men); Nova Southeastern (women)Indoor Track & Field: Pittsburg State (men and women)Men's Wrestling: Nebraska-KearneyDivision III:Basketball: Mary Washington (men); Denison*** (women)Men's Ice Hockey: HamiltonSwimming & Diving: Denison (men); NYU (women)Indoor Track & Field: Rowan (men); Wash U (women)Men's Wrestling: WartburgNational Collegiate (NC): Seven winter sports are designated NC, with championships open to multiple divisions.Women's Ice Hockey: WisconsinGymnastics: Stanford (men); Oklahoma (women)Fencing: Notre Dame (men and women)Women’s Wrestling: McKendreeSkiing: Utah (co-ed)Rifle: West Virginia (co-ed)Women's Bowling: Jacksonville State*Gymnastics dominance: Stanford has won six of the last seven men's gymnastics titles, while Oklahoma has won four of the last five (and eight of the last 12) women's titles.**Six in a row: Virginia had never won a women's swimming and diving title until 2021.

Now, the Cavaliers have won six in a row behind Olympic medalists such as Gretchen and Alex Walsh, Kate Douglass and Torri Huske.***Unranked to champs: Denison's women's basketball championship was the first in D-III history by a team that started the season unranked. To make it even sweeter, the school also won the men's swimming and diving title just four hours later.🏀 NBA AWARDS FINALISTS (NBA) The NBA revealed the three finalists for each of its seven end-of-season awards on Sunday night.MVP: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (Thunder), Nikola Jokić (Nuggets), Victor Wembanyama (Spurs)DPOY: Wembanyama, Chet Holmgren (Thunder), Ausar Thompson (Pistons)COY: Joe Mazzulla (Celtics), J.B.

Bickerstaff (Pistons), Mitch Johnson (Spurs)ROY: Cooper Flagg (Mavericks), Kon Knueppel (Hornets), V.J. Edgecombe (76ers)MIP: Deni Avdija (Trail Blazers), Jalen Duren (Pistons), Nickeil Alexander-Walker (Hawks)Sixth Man: Keldon Johnson (Spurs), Jaime Jaquez Jr. (Heat), Tim Hardaway Jr. (Nuggets)Clutch Player: Gilgeous-Alexander, Jamal Murray (Nuggets), Anthony Edwards (Timberwolves)Who ya got? There are some incredibly tight races this season, especially for MVP and Rookie of the Year.Official ballots: Here's how Yahoo Sports' Dan Devine and Kevin O'Connor voted🌎 THROUGH THE LENS (Christian Petersen/Getty Images) 🇺🇸 Phoenix, Arizona — Is it finally time for a new era in Golden State?

The Warriors were eliminated from the postseason on Friday by the Suns, starting the clock on a potentially eventful offseason.Uncertain future: Draymond Green, who exited the game via double ejection (naturally), only has a player option remaining, while head coach Steve Kerr's contract is expiring. After the game, both men acknowledged that an exit from the franchise is possible after a decade of working together alongside Steph Cur