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The Heat topped the Spurs in an epic seven-game series.  The Blackhawks took care of the Bruins in six games, with multiple games going to overtime, Game One going to triple overtime, and Game 6 being won thanks to two Chicago goals in the last 17 seconds of regulation

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He looked done. The man who adopted “fall down seven times, get up eight” as his mantra looked to be reeling. Maybe ten years of relentlessly attacking the basket without any regard for the hazards of such daring aerial assaults had finally grounded him.

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Sure, Dwyane Wade just won the NBA title, but he may not even be the most celebrated basketball player in his family.

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Knicks star Carmelo Anthony can opt out of his current contract after next season.  Will the Knicks try and keep him from that?  Will Carmelo bolt New York knowing there is no title hope in sight because of the supporting cast?  Will he stay loyal to Broadway and Knick fans?  Point blank, Do you think Carmelo Anthony will finish his career as a New York Knick?  Vote here:

After being rebuffed by David Stern and the NBA about trading players and a coach in the same deal, the Boston Celtics and the LA Clippers finally made the deal that brings Rivers to the Clippers and a 1st round pick to the Celtics

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When things go wrong in the media world, the 24-hour- news cycle is often deemed culpable. Our fast paced society craves new facts concerning new events to digest on a new tablet with the new news app from a new blog from a new media company. Not coincidentally, a lot of nonsense gets flagged as worthwhile news to satiate hungry media consumers.

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LeBron James now has two NBA titles and has played in four NBA Finals.  He can opt out of his current deal with the Heat next Summer.  No matter where he plays, he will have a chance to win championships because he is the best player in the game right now and that team's front office will likely do its best to build around him to win those titles

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The Miami Heat repeated as NBA champions Thursday night, with LeBron James also repeating as series MVP. Michael Jordan, the player LeBron James is most often compared to, won six titles in his career, so James still needs four more to even out that score. Can he do it?

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LeBron James scored 37 points, and the Miami Heat won their second straight title by beating the San Antonio Spurs, 95-88, in a thrilling Game 7 of the 2013 NBA Finals in Miami on Thursday night.

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Fear not Heat fans. Cackles about my predictions are vastly over rated. In fact I have been pretty flawless in the NBA playoffs. I had the Heat taking out the Spurs in 7 from the start of the playoffs

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It all comes down to this. After a ridiculous Game Six, we have a one game playoff for the NBA championship. This is the way it should be, as the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs will play for 48 (or more) minutes with the right to hoist the Larry O'Brien Trophy on the line.

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Ray Allen is the best three point shooter of all time. But no shot in his entire career was more meaningful to his team than the one he hit at the end of regulation in last night's Game Six of the NBA Finals. A miss would have resulted in the Heat's elimination. Instead, he buries the shot, the Heat win in overtime, and we are going to Game Seven.

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