February 27, 1996, 11:09am ET
	It's Miller time The Boston Celtics saw more than enough of Reggie Miller on Monday night. The Pacers guard (pictured battling Boston's Greg Minor) burned the Celtics for 39 points, including a game-winning 3-pointer with six seconds to play in overtime as the Pacers rallied for a 122-119 victory. The Celtics had two chances in the closing seconds to either win or tie, but Dee Brown stepped out of bounds with the ball on both occasions.
	Kings keep sinking with Gretzky on board Belle refuses to pay fine for World Series tirade Coroner: Dayton center Daniels died of natural causes NFLPA gains injunction to raise salary cap to $40.7 million Flames send Housley to Devils in five-player trade Knicks feeling small after loss to Lakers Jazz plays sweet music at home The Wire Poll: Who's the most underrated NBA player? The Zone asked NBA players and coaches for their nominees, now you decide who deserves that honor. Feel like playing some hoops? Sign up for our free weekly contest from 9 a.m. ET Monday through 6 p.m. ET Tuesday. Congratulations to last week's winners, who received an official ESPNET SportsZone hat.	Sophomore jitters? Don't ask AL rookie of the year Marty Cordova about a sophomore jinx. He won't talk or think about it. The SI jerk? Sports Illustrated's less-than-flattering depiction of Kentucky coach Rick Pitino has caused another uproar in the Bluegrass State, the Zone's Jerry Tipton says. Drury: A phenomenal boost for baseball Flame-throwing Mets phenom Paul Wilson represents all that is right with the game, the Zone's Bob Drury says. Polling the Coaches Should college basketball players be paid? We go to some of the game's top coaches for the answer. Vitale: Kittles affair just a symptom Zone columnist Dick Vitale says Kerry Kittles' actions may have been wrong, but they point to a larger problem. Turning the tables on a tragedy Peter McClinchey was a Major-League prospect until he got in the way of his gun-wielding father. Morganti: Chicago still Roenick's kind of town While he expects free agent Jeremy Roenick to stay in the Windy City, ESPN's Al Morganti has the lowdown on other players who might be moving soon. Week in Review A whirlwind of trades and signings; historic achievements in the NBA; Dave-Halle breakup and more. Rotisserie report: Day 1 Rotisserie league columnist Peter Kreutzer opens his coverage with analysis on how to freeze players.