The NBA playoffs aren't the only games worth betting on this weekend, as the NBA also makes room for MLB interleague play and NASCAR's All-Star celebrations.

The Magic need to pull a win out their hats on Tuesday night or it's all over in Orlando, while the Spurs and Hornets collide in a decisive Game 5 in their series.

The Western Conference takes over the NBA's schedule on Sunday, as New Orleans and San Antonio meet in Game 4 of their second-round series, and the Lakers and Utah also clash in Game 4 of their set.

The Los Angeles Lakers can take a 3-0 lead with another victory against the Jazz on Saturday night, while Utah needs a win to avoid falling into what may very well be an inescapable hole in the NBA playoffs.

Sponsoring Sportsbook: SportsBetting.comBy If there is one thing we've learned over the last few years about people from New Orleans, it's that they know how to pick themselves up and dust themselves off after trying times and it seems like the city's NBA team is exhibiting the same qualities.

The final second round NBA matchup to get underway tips off on Tuesday night when the Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics collide at TD Banknorth Garden.

The Pistons and Hornets both stormed out to a 1-0 series lead, and they'll look to take full control with another win as both series reach Game 2 on Monday night.

If you had to pick one opening-round NBA playoff series to go seven games before the postseason began, it's highly unlikely Boston versus Atlanta would have been at the top of your list.

It's win or go home for the Rockets, Hawks and Wizards on Friday night, as all three teams head into Game 6 of their series staring elimination in the face. The Wizards are home favorites, while the other teams are NBA playoff underdogs.

Sponsoring Sportsbook: BetUSNEW YORK April 29, 2008 -  The NBA playoffs haven't even progressed past the first round already two coaches have been fired, and one has stepped down.  Inevitably Isaiah Thomas was fired, follow