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As the NBA Finals head back to Miami for Game 6, just about everyone on the floor has something to prove.

Bill Simmons discusses last night's NBA Finals Game 4 with actor Michael Rapaport, ESPN's Marc Stein, and Joe House. To listen to these podcasts, download them on iTunes here, or to listen at the ESPN.com Podcenter, click here....

Bill Simmons calls Grantland's Zach Lowe to talk about Game 4 of the NBA Finals, then dials up his buddy Joe House to break down what LeBron needs to do to win tonight. To listen to these podcasts, download them on iTunes here, or to listen at...

This column originally ran on June 24, 2005. Outside the Boston Garden before Game 7 of the '84 NBA Finals, scalpers were getting upwards of $2,000 per ticket. Since we were fortunate enough to own midcourt seats, I remember my father perking up a...

Bill Simmons calls TNT's Steve Kerr to talk about Heat-Pacers, his time in the NBA, and predictions for the NBA Finals. To listen to these podcasts, download them on iTunes here, or to listen at the ESPN.com Podcenter, click here....

Anything and everything from Bill Simmons and the 2012 NBA playoffs.

The only thing stopping the Russell Westbrook Show is the LeBron James Finale.

It's time to whip out the measuring stick for an increasingly fascinating series.

An excerpt from The Book of Basketball in honor of the 25th anniversary of the 1987 NBA Finals.

LeBron James is nowhere to be found, while Dirk Nowitzki finally arrives.

With history and hatred on the line, Bill Simmons knows the 2010 NBA Finals will be one for the ages.

Did Kobe Bryant really change between 2008 and 2009? Bill Simmons puts the Lakers star under his microscope.

Did the Lakers make a historic comeback? Or did the Magic register a choke for the ages? Bill Simmons tries to decide in his retro diary.

Game 2 might not have been an all-time classic, but it will save the '09 Finals from going down as a clunker for the ages, writes Bill Simmons.

As he previews the 2009 NBA Finals, Bill Simmons answers e-mail from some of the nation's top celebrities and athletes.

Bill Simmons is walking on air after the obliteration of the Lakers and the celebration in the streets of Boston.