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The Clippers maintained their lead in the West, but the Nuggets are keeping the pressure on.

Jazz star Donovan Mitchell will not play in the team’s last three games of the regular season as he continues to recover from a sprained right ankle, the team announced Tuesday.

Nets star James Harden is expected to gauge his readiness along with Brooklyn officials on Wednesday, sources told ESPN, in advance of a home game vs. the San Antonio Spurs.

Thirteen months after he lost his right eye in a suicide attempt, Drew Robinson’s home run on Tuesday night — in the finale of the series in his hometown — is just the latest miracle in his remarkable journey.

Jordy Robertson, whose seriously ill son Jarrius gained fame for his devotion to the Saints, got eight years in prison for drug trafficking and for capitalizing on his son’s illness with a phony charity.

Saying that “right now, I’m 100%,” Washington forward Alex Ovechkin returned to the Capitals’ lineup on Tuesday night, in time for a win over the Bruins that wrapped up the regular season for both teams.

Though LeBron James was a full participant in practice Monday, he opted for one more day of rest and is targeting a return in the Lakers’ game against the Rockets, sources said.

Joe Bryan tackled his anxiety and mental health head-on at Fulham. Now he wants to help others do the same and normalise the conversation.

Jordan Zimmermann announced his retirement from baseball on Tuesday after 13 major league seasons with the Nationals, Tigers and Brewers.

Fernando Tatis Jr. and Wil Myers have tested positive for COVID-19, while three other Padres players — Jurickson Profar, Jorge Mateo and Eric Hosmer — are out because of contact tracing.