Brian Geltzeiler Talks NBA Finals
Brian Geltzeiler of hoopscritic.com joined Vinny and Rob to discuss Spurs-Heat NBA finals
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Brian Geltzeiler of hoopscritic.com joined Vinny and Rob to discuss Spurs-Heat NBA finals
Dana Jacobson joined the Vinny and Rob Show and discussed game 1 of the nba finals between the heat and spurs
With LeBron James tied up in knots on the bench it's safe to say the heat helped beat the Heat in game 1 of the NBA Championship series.
It doesn't get any better than the Heat and Spurs in the 2014 NBA Finals. Here are the only acceptable excuses for missing it.
In a rematch of last years final which went 7 games, the San Antonio Spurs square off against the Miami Heat and Tony Parker and company hope to prevent LeBron and the Heat from winning their third consecutive NBA championship.
Haynie breaks down the battle for the O'Brien Trophy which gets underway tonight. The San Antonio Spurs look to end the Heat's quest for a three-peat.
With their game 2 win on Wednesday, Duncan, Parker and Ginóbili set the all-time record for most all-time playoff wins by a trio.
I'll not go into major depth but rather project what I think, or would like to have happen, for this years NBA postseason.
With the NBA Playoffs starting, we look back on the top moments in NBA Playoff history.
The 111-90 blowout over Golden State was San Antonio's 19th-straight win and helped strengthen the Spurs lead in the NBA's Southwest Division. It's business as usual in San Antonio.
It's a 6 team race with all 6 teams having strengths and weaknesses that you can point to.
Experience or youth? It's often the difference between winning and losing in sports and Game 7 will feature plenty of both for the San Antonio Spurs and the Miami Heat.
And then there was one. One game to decide the value of a year's worth of work trying to become NBA champion. For one team, it's one last shot at glory as the window is nearly closed on a historic run and for the other, immortality winning back-to-back championships.
Game seven is Thursday night at 9.
Nobody wants to be remembered for choking? Just ask Bill Buckner.
Five things to watch for in Game 6 of the NBA Finals, as the San Antonio Spurs try to clinch their fifth title and end the Miami Heat's reign on Tuesday night:
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.
A little more than a year ago, the Miami Heat stood on the verge of elimination in the Eastern Conference Finals. The team's heart and the ability of the Big Three were being questioned left and right ahead of Game 6 of the Conference Finals.
Joel Cordes of Bleacher Report joins the Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn to discuss tonight's game 6 of the NBA Finals.
The Miami Heat dug themselves a hole when they allowed the San Antonio Spurs to go up 3-2 in the 2013 NBA Finals. Heading into Game 6, the Heat face long odds of just getting to Game 7, much less winning the NBA championship.
They lost three times in three months in one of the most overpowering stretches the NBA has ever seen.
The Miami Heat have been playing the entire 2012-2013 season with a mentality of championship or bust. After dropping Game 5 of the NBA Finals, the Heat's proverbial backs are against the wall and the championship dreams are close to becoming another Finals nightmare.
Manu Ginobili ran onto the floor as fans stood and screamed. He went to the bench, and they chanted his name. The sights and sounds of so many San Antonio spring nights were back Sunday — and the real party might be just a few days away.
The Miami Heat came back to the AT&T Center looking to take a 3-2 lead with the series set to return to South Florida. Instead, the Spurs' hot shooters stayed hot and San Antonio's 114-104 victory sends the series back to South Florida.
