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Ways NBA Can Solve Its Ratings Problem for NBA Finals
Game 5 of the NBA Finals drew a four-year low in viewership ratings, picking up an 11.4 overnight rating from the 114-104 San Antonio Spurs win over the Miami Heat. Last year's Game 5 landed a 12.6 rating in the Miami-Oklahoma City Thunder series, likewise with Game 5 in 2011's Heat-Dallas Mavericks series. Show More Summary
Tony Parker Takes the Lead
Glass bottles, a scratched cornea, and Drake: nearly a year ago to the day, these were the problems weighing on the San Antonio Spurs point guard Tony Parker. Following a season that ended astonishingly quickly and an unfortunate turn...Show More Summary
NBA Finals 2013: Complete Preview for Game 6
Following a record-breaking performance from Danny Green in Game 5, the San Antonio Spurs head to Miami up 3-2 vs. the Heat in the 2013 NBA Finals. Sporting News tells the tale of Green's clutch performance against Miami throughout the first five games of the Finals series. Show More Summary
Danny Green's Unbelievable Ride From Castoff to NBA Finals History Books
Danny Green isn’t hiding behind either big three—neither the trio of the San Antonio Spurs nor of the Miami Heat. Green reveals his presence with each of the NBA record 25 three-pointers he has connected on through five games of the NBA Finals. Show More Summary
Steve Kerr Knows Exactly How Danny Green Is Feeling Right Now
Bleacher Report recently spoke with TNT NBA analyst Steve Kerr about the 2013 NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and the San Antonio Spurs. Within that conversation were a number of tangents and tidbits about shooting, particularly in the playoffs. Show More Summary
Scouting, development paying off for Spurs
The Spurs have long been the NBA's gold standard when it comes to drafting and development, preferring to roll up their sleeves and scour the globe to find the right players to slot into well-defined roles in San Antonio.
Why LeBron James' NBA Finals Legacy Is Officially On the Line
LeBron James is currently playing for more than a second NBA championship. Beyond the Miami Heat's season-defining Game 6 against the San Antonio Spurs and a potential title-deciding Game 7, there is LeBron's finals legacy. One more championship won't designate LeBron a success. Show More Summary
NBA Finals: The One Thing on Game 6 of San Antonio Spurs vs. Miami Heat
The San Antonio Spurs had one game left on their home floor entering Game 5, and there was no way they would let their fans down. Behind spectacular play from Tony Parker, Manu Ginobili and Danny Green in Game 5, the Spurs are now one win away from hoisting the Larry O'Brien trophy. Show More Summary
Jamie Dimon Loves San Antonio Spurs Star David Robinson
As the Spurs close in on the NBA title, one former San Antonio player is killing it in a different competitive arena — finance.
David Robinson, the 7-foot-1 center who won two championships and an MVP during his 1989-2003 Spurs career,...Show More Summary
How Boris Diaw Shut Down LeBron James in Game 5 of NBA Finals
Game-changers often come in the unlikeliest of forms. In Game 5 against the Miami Heat, one came in the form of a 31-year-old, 235-pound Boris Diaw for the San Antonio Spurs. Formerly an NBA misfit, Diaw has found a home in San Antonio. Show More Summary
Jordan Schultz: Miami Heat's 'Must-Win' Predicament
With the San Antonio Spurs leading the NBA Finals 3 games to 2, the question becomes, can Spoelstra respond? Will he stay with a smaller lineup, or will he re-insert Chris Andersen for some much-needed shot blocking?
How 2013 NBA Title Would Impact San Antonio Spurs' Big 3 Legacy
The San Antonio Spurs are just a single win away from cementing the legacy of their Big Three of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili. Needing just a single victory, up 3-2 in the NBA Finals against the Miami Heat, the Spurs have the opportunity to extend their dynasty with a fifth title in 15 seasons. Show More Summary
2013 NBA Finals: San Antonio Spurs vs. Miami Heat, Game 6 Picks
The Miami Heat are 6-0 following a loss during the playoffs, which is important to consider when making your NBA picks Tuesday, as the best-of-seven series between Miami and the San Antonio Spurs continues at AmericanAirlines Arena.Show More Summary
Critical Keys for Miami Heat to Save Their Season
Twenty-seven-game win streak. Top-seeded team in the NBA. Expectations of an easy romp to a second straight championship. All that is forgotten now. It's about Game 6 for the Miami Heat, down 3-2 to the San Antonio Spurs. It's about keeping the season alive. Show More Summary
Will LeBron James Be A Hero Or A Choker With Miami Heat Facing Elimination?
LeBron James can still be a hero. Inconsistencies have plagued him throughout the NBA Finals, leaving the Miami Heat down 3-2 and at the mercy of the San Antonio Spurs. But it's not over. Facing elimination, the Heat can still win. LeBron can still be the savior he was supposed to be in Games 3 and 5, but wasn't. Show More Summary
Danny Green Deserves 2013 NBA Finals MVP Award if Spurs Beat Heat
Danny Green has been the brightest and most unexpected star of the 2013 NBA Finals, helping the San Antonio Spurs gain a 3-2 lead on the Miami Heat. His three-point bombardment has—deservedly—been garnering much of the attention, as the Spurs swingman shot himself into the record books in Game 5, hitting 7-of-9 from beyond the arc. Show More Summary
Tracy McGrady: LeBron James Plays Against Boys, Michael Jordan Played vs. Men
The hits just keep on coming for LeBron James. Dennis Rodman recently said The Chosen One would be an average player in another era, something the San Antonio Spurs' Tracy McGrady disagreed with. “That’s definitely overboard becauseShow More Summary
Danny Green Could Be In Line For Unlikely NBA Finals MVP
San Antonio Spurs guard Danny Green is poised to become one of the most unlikely NBA Finals MVPs in league history, as he’s put his team within one win of closing out the Miami Heat with lights-out shooting and strong defense. Green, a role player for the Spurs during the season, has turned it on... Show More Summary
Spurs One Game from NBA Title
The San Antonio Spurs dominated game 5 of the NBA Finals, defeating the Miami Heat 114-104 to take a 3-2 series lead. Manu Ginobili started for the Spurs and had a season-high 24 points and 10 assists. Spurs guard Danny Green's six three-pointers pushed him into record territory for the most threes in a playoff series. Show More Summary
Hey Bloggers, I Need Your Help!
All the talk is about Miami right now and that’s mainly due to the fact that the heavily stacked Miami Heat are in the Finals and are now losing in the series to the San Antonio Spurs! However there is another reason why I am looking...Show More Summary