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Players and coaches for both the Heat and Spurs break down the play that lead to Ray Allen's game-saving 3-pointer.

Dan Le Batard on the incredible emotions of Game 6. When Ray Allen lofted his game-saving 3, the entire Heat team, its ethos, stars and formation were set to be doubted for eternity.

Highlight Of The Night: LeBron James scored 16 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter and OT as the Heat fought off the Spurs 103-100 to force Game 7.

Magic Johnson, Jalen Rose, Michael Wilbon and Bill Simmons break down the Spurs' collapse and the Heat staying composed to finish them off in OT.

Tim Duncan throws down the one-handed slam

Michele Steele is joined by J.A. Adande, Tom Haberstroh and Ethan Sherwood Strauss to answer fan questions about Game 6

At full speed, the Heat may well be unstoppable. But even in these NBA Finals, you can see the Heat evidently deciding not to run out there to challenge Danny Green, for instance. Ethan Sherwood Strauss has interesting ideas about intensity.

Relive all 25 of Danny Green's NBA Finals record-breaking 3-pointers.

Players and coaches for both the Heat and Spurs break down Manu Ginobili's strong performance as a starter in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

Highlight of the night: Manu Ginobili and Danny Green combined for 48 points to lead the Spurs to a 114-104 victory over the Heat in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.

Tim Duncan and Gregg Popovich have formed a unique bond throughout their 16-year player-coach relationship that has enabled them to win four championship titles with a chance to capture a fifth.

It's a rallying cry not just of San Antonio and Texas, but of the U.S. But, um ... what happened at the Alamo again? Talking the San Antonio view of the world at the Alamo with Andrew McNeill of 48 Minutes of Hell.

What is it about the 4-time champion San Antonio Spurs that leaves fans wanting?

J.A. Adande and Marc Stein discuss how the Spurs managed to set a Finals record for 3s made while making the Heat look lost and bewildered. TrueHoop TV at the Finals.

Brian Windhorst, Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless discuss how much trouble the Spurs are in following their Game 2 loss to the Heat.

On the court after Game 2, Dan Le Batard talks Heat and Spurs, and tries, unsuccessfully, to avoid calling anybody "baby."