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Welcome back to the Week in Worst, where the plays are never good but always hilarious. This week, Bill Hanstock spends some time breaking down a scene of horror and despair. And Marc Gasol. Subscribe!

Love ’em or hate ’em, there’s no stopping the Miami Heat in this year’s NBA Playoffs. So says Nick Stevens in this episode of The Daily Win following Miami’s third straight win over the Bulls in the Eastern Conference semifinals. Photo Credits: Robert Mayer/USA Today Steve Mitchell/USA Today

After winning the Kentucky Derby, Orb looks to capture the second leg of the Triple Crown this coming weekend at the Preakness. Dan Rubenstein has three reasons why Orb will not only win at Pimlico, but also at the Belmont Stakes to become just the 12th thoroughbred to ever capture …

Guest Nick Stevens joins Matt to talk about the Eagles’ new taco-free diet, Chip Kelly’s playlists, whether or not NFL media truly sucks, Rick Reilly’s poetry, and the Vikings’ Star Wars-inspired stadium.

Part of being an MLB outfielder is knowing where the outfield wall is and adjusting accordingly. The Dodgers have a big dumb video wall that makes that harder. Bryce Harper now knows this. Photo Credit: Gary A. Vasquez

When Kobe Bryant ruptured his Achilles tendon right before the playoffs, everyone took the Lakers’s word that the injury was legit. Dan Rubenstein, however, did further digging and exposes the cover-up.

LeBron James is inhumanly gifted with basketball talents. This doesn’t mean that he won’t take a flop or nine. Photo Credit: Robert Mayer/USA Today

Dan and Matt are joined by rapper Josh Baze to talk about his story as a male model turned aspiring hip hop star.

Heat fan Filomena Tobias went over the line by giving Joakim Noah the finger. The Daily Win weighs in with some tips on fan behavior and the alternate-universe craziness of Miami. Photo Credits: Steve Mitchell/USA Today Kirby Lee/USA Today

Dan Rubenstein and Matt Ufford select this week’s best animated sports gifs.