Spurs Beat Heat To Win 5th NBA Title
The Spurs finished off a dominant run to their fifth NBA championship, ending the Heat's two-year title reign with a 104-87 victory that wrapped up the series in five games.
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The Spurs finished off a dominant run to their fifth NBA championship, ending the Heat's two-year title reign with a 104-87 victory that wrapped up the series in five games.
Kawhi Leonard could have been devastated by losing last season's NBA Finals. Instead, he vowed to get better. And just think -- the San Antonio star is only getting started.
San Antonio's 104-87 win over the Heat in Game 5 of the NBA Finals on Sunday night gave Tim Duncan his fifth title, all with the Spurs.
Nowitzki, speaking on 105.3 The Fan, obviously has some awareness of reports that 'Melo might opt-out of his deal with the Knicks to explore free agency.
Who are the most under-appreciated players in the NBA today? HE
Clippers owner Donald Sterling's team of lawyers has hired four private investigation firms to dig up dirt on the NBA's former and current commissioners and its 29 other owners.
After their win on Tuesday night, the Spurs will try to take a 3-1 series lead when the NBA Finals resume on Thursday night in Miami. Here's five things to know going into the game.
Tim Duncan offered a rare acknowledgement: He's thinking about the end of his career.
The question was tough and I really needed to figure this out – who is the best small forward of all time?
'Donald Sterling has to go,' Barkley told 105.3 The Fan. 'We would have shut the season down next year if Donald Sterling was still the owner - and I think the commissioner understood that.'
Clippers owner Donald Sterling has pulled his support from a deal to sell the team, and will pursue his $1 billion federal lawsuit against the NBA, his attorney said Monday.
Wade became the latest recipient of a postseason flopping fine Monday when the NBA ordered him to give up $5,000 after a review showed he over-exaggerated a foul during Game 2
Former NBA star and current analyst Charles Barkley came on to talk about the NBA Finals, Lebron and his thoughts about Donald Sterling with GBag Nation today.
LeBron James and the Heat are one of the most predictable teams in all of professional sports. And what is most predictable about them is their greatness.
Donald Sterling hasn't quite given up the fight, but Adam Silver thinks the time is coming. "While I understand his frustration, I think it's over," Silver said Sunday.
Last night, like every NBA night, morphed into a sweaty, LeBron James symposium. And the firewall between factions is rather defined. He's either a chump who cheated his team out of a win, or he's a victim of fate or faulty wiring, a hardwood martyr who can't get a break.
Initially, many involved joked about how the conditions in the sweltering AT&T Center on Thursday for Game 1 of the NBA Finals reminded of sepia-toned memories. When we played poor. When we played outside.
Players were placing ice bags on their necks while sitting on the bench and during timeouts, and Heat star LeBron James told teammates during a stoppage in play that 'they're trying to smoke us out of here.'
The Spurs closed the game on a 16-3 run, beating the two-time defending champion Heat by a score of 110-95 on Thursday night in a rather bizarre opener to the title series.
LeBron James is the 11th player in NBA history with 1,000 postseason assists.
The Spurs were on the verge of celebrating a fifth title. Two nights later, they were congratulating the Heat. The Spurs wanted a rematch. It begins Thursday in San Antonio.
The Spurs and Heat met with the media on Wednesday in their final practices before Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night. Here are five things that came up along the way.
Donald Sterling is leaving without a fight. He is dropping his plans to sue the NBA, leaving only approval by the league's owners for Steve Ballmer to become the new owner of the Clippers.
The San Antonio point guard has pronounced himself ready to go for Thursday night's Game 1 of the title series against the Miami Heat, after spending much of the last few days recovering from a sprain.
"I like everybody," said Spurs coach Gregg Popovich. Sideline reporters might disagree, but that's what he said in response to comments that the Spurs don't like the Heat.
