Just three games away from the crowning of a new Finals MVP, the competition for this 2013 NBA Finals’ most valuable contributor has seen more ebb and flow than a Miami pool party. None of the series’ more accomplished names have been particularly consistent, which makes the matter of choosing a clear front-runner in a […]
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Possibly the only dark spot in a shooting display that was hotter and brighter than a San Antonio BBQ, Tony Parker injured his hamstring in Game 3. After only playing a minute-and-a-half in the 4th quarter, the point guard decided to give it a rest, letting Gary Neal take over. And, boy, did he ever.
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An MVP won’t be crowned until after the waning seconds burn off the final game of this postseason, but there’s no reason not to project who’s leading the candidacy. Game 1 of the 2013 NBA Finals was much like hardened fans and analysts expected: precision execution and a battle of tempos. And Tony Parker’s improbable
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After a back and forth contest, the San Antonio Spurs prevailed over the Miami Heat in the first game of the NBA Finals. Despite a triple double from LeBron James, the Heat now find themselves without home court advantage. Spurs outlast Heat in Game 1 of NBA Finals, 92-88 The Miami Heat appeared well on
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The marquee rumble we’ve all been waiting for is here: new dynasty hopefuls, the Miami Heat, will be taking on a dynasty that isn’t yet ready to close its window of dominance in the Spurs. Both teams run as deep as their roster moves. In the Heat’s case, they were formed as if by the
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Tony Parker only trails Magic Johnson when it comes to winning percentages amongst history’s best point guards. At 70%, his clip of domination trumps that of Celtics two-way wonder Dennis Johnson (65%), the “1960s LeBron” Oscar Robertson (62%), and Bad Boys architect Isiah Thomas (58%). Watching him skin the Grizzlies to the tune of 24.5
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If you blinked, you may have missed the NBA’s Western Conference Finals. The San Antonio Spurs wrapped up a sweep over the Memphis Grizzlies with their fourth consecutive victory on Monday night and will again head to the NBA Finals. San Antonio sweeps Memphis with 93-86 road win The Western Conference Finals concluded on Monday
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