nba finals

Dear LeBron James. I am going to be your psychologist right now. Your career is at a crossroad. You were drafted 3,267 days ago. It was 754 days ago today when you last played for the Cleveland Cavilers, and 56 days later you told everyone you were taking your talents to South Beach. Then came the infamous "not one, not two....not seven championships, but 8 championships" two days after

The NBA playoffs have been pretty exciting this season. Some big names are out, leaving just a few stars left.  So who is the best one still on the floor?

The top two seeds in the West have both advanced to the Western Conference finals, with the winner of this series heading to the NBA Finals. Here’s a preview of the best-of-seven series between the San Antonio Spurs and the Oklahoma City Thunder:

The number one seed San Antonio Spurs are the talk of the NBA this week after they completed a sweep of the Clippers, bringing them into the Western Conference finals against the Thunder starting on Sunday.

It is hard to believe it has been a year since we all sat down for the most boring hour in sports history. People talk about where they were when JFK was shot, or when Apollo landed on the moon, and when 9/11 happened; but now people say where were you when LeBron said he "will take his talent to South Beach...

There’s no off-season from being under the microscope. That’s what LeBron James is finding out in the wake of his Miami Heat losing to the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals.

Last night the Dallas Mavericks became the first team since the NBA switched to the 2-3-2 format to win the NBA championship when they were down 2-1 after game 3. This year, the NBA Finals were very exciting, enticing, and almost hypnotizing. It seemed like the whole country tuned in to see if Lebron James would actually show up for the fourth quarter, or would Dirk Nowitzki finally get that champ

Jokes at the expense of LeBron James were quick to hit the internet Sunday night after the Miami Heat fell to the Dallas Mavericks for the NBA Championship. The Mavericks scored its first ever NBA championship in a 105-95 in game six of the NBA Finals...

Dirk Nowitzki had been a one-man wrecking machine throughout most of the 2011 NBA playoffs. But on the night his Dallas Mavericks clinched their first-ever NBA championship by defeating the Miami Heat 105-95, he had a lot of help from his teammates.

In game 4 of the NBA finals, Dirk Nowitzki led his Dallas Mavericks team to victory over the Miami Heat, despite suffering from a 101-degree fever and looking visibly sick at times. It was the kind of performance that sports writers love to wax poetic about. But that didn't impress Heat superstars Dwyane Wade and LeBron James. In fact, right before game 5, a camera caught the duo making fun of N