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After San Antonio Spurs guard Danny Green hit 66 percent of his 3-pointers through the first five games of the NBA Finals, the Miami Heat's Chris Bosh declared there will be a different look for Game 6: no more open shots.

Manu Ginobili thrives in the starting lineup, leading the Spurs to a 3-2 Finals lead

Looking to jump-start a sluggish offense, Miami Heat coach Erik Spolestra is considering changing his starting lineup for Game 4 and inserting the hot-shooting Mike Miller, sources said Thursday.

Dwyane Wade doesn't feel as healthy as he did in 2006, but his stellar night kept the Heat's repeat title bid afloat in Game 4.

With the NBA Finals in full swing, the Mavericks are watching two familiar foes -- the San Antonio Spurs and the Miami Heat -- battle it out for the chance to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy. Both teams have key components that established them as cha...

In his team's Game 3 rout, LeBron James looked like he never learned the lessons of former Finals losses, Brian Windhorst writes.

With the NBA Finals in full swing, the Mavericks are watching two familiar foes -- the San Antonio Spurs and the Miami Heat -- battle it out for the chance to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy. Both teams have key components that established them as cha...

After a myriad of injuries threatened his career, Miami's Mike Miller is back in control.

In ESPN The Magazine, Peter Keating writes that the Rockets are rising thanks to the bold moves of owner Leslie Alexander. And if he lands Dwight Howard this summer, Houston could once again have liftoff.

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The Night of the Unsung Spurs were set up by one of the most coveted players of the last 20 years, Tim Duncan

LeBron James' forceful block of Tiago Splitter could represent a change in momentum for the playoffs

Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade have leaned on each other during the tough times, Michael Wallace writes.

Six weeks of playoff games and a taxing conference finals have taken their toll on LeBron James, Brian Windhorst writes.

Gregg Popovich dared several members of the Heat to shoot and won, Brian Windhorst writes.

Tony Parker's amazing shot gave the Spurs just what they wanted: a 1-0 lead in the NBA Finals.

At first glance, the Spurs and Heat do not seem to have much in common, but one thing they share is a love affair with the corner 3. Across the league, about 6.7 percent of field goal attempts are corner 3s, but Miami shoots 11.3 percent of its shots...