The end is here friends. Since the season started in October everything has been building up to this….. The NBA Finals! Luckily for us basketball fans we get to see the two best teams in the NBA in a dream match-up. The Miami Heat and the San Antonio Spurs. After each and every game make [...]
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NBA Finals: Game 4 Recap
June 14th, 2013 
Johnathan 
Posted in Basketball 
Tags: Dwyane Wade, Lebron James, miami heat, NBA, nba finals, San Antonio Spurs 
No Comments »Splitting the series
June 10th, 2013 coloradoheat Is the morning after game 2 and the NBA Finals turns to Texas, and a lot of the doubts grilling the Miami Heat has checked out after that spectacular come back. Now the Heatles needs to perform under hazardous environments. With LeBron also changing the conversation about his role to create an impact, and getting that [...]
Welcome to the NBA Finals
June 4th, 2013 coloradoheat Certainly this wasn’t as easy as everyone expected Easter Conference Finals for the Heat which had to struggle late in the series against the Indiana team with a gigantic front-line. Not even the Birdman, Joel Anthony and Udonis Haslem were able to overcome the size. However, the worst part of it all is that made [...]
Posted in Basketball Tags: Duncan, lebron, miami heat, NBA, Norris Cole, Pacers, Playoff 2013, Spurs, Tony Parker, Wade No Comments »One of the Most Important Game 7′s in NBA History
June 3rd, 2013 Johnathan Tonight at 8:30 pm eastern time, the defending champion Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers are going to take the court for the all important Game 7. Obviously what’s on the line is a trip to the NBA finals and a matchup against the San Antonio Spurs (Game 1 is June 6th on ABC). For [...]
Posted in Basketball Tags: Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade, Lebron James, miami heat, NBA, NBA Playoffs No Comments »The San Antonio Spurs: Then and Now
June 3rd, 2013 Johnathan I had the distinct pleasure of living in San Antonio, Texas (it could be a displeasure depending on how you feel about hot weather, and the Alamo) in 1999 which just so happened to coincide with the San Antonio Spurs winning their first NBA championship in franchise history. The feeling of living in a city [...]
Posted in Basketball Tags: manu ginobili, NBA, NBA Playoffs, San Antonio Spurs, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker No Comments »Dwight Howard and Legacies
May 24th, 2013 Johnathan Fresh off being eliminated from the playoffs by the Spurs in 4 games everything has been quite on the Dwight Howard front. As a Lakers fan watching from afar I saw the progression that the team made as the season went along. They stopped playing as individuals and more like a team that had [...]
The X Factor: Birdman Birdman!!!
May 23rd, 2013 coloradoheat In a playoff series there are players that break the scheme of a game, the kind of players that you are not sure how will the pendulum swing. You can think on many players like JR Smith from the Knicks or Dennis Scott from the Orlando Magic or even the Mythical Dennis Rodman from the [...]
