#Erik Spoelstra

Former Celtics player turned broadcaster Brian Scalabrine threw around some pretty dangerous accusations after Boston’s Game 1 win over Miami in the first round of the NBA Playoffs. He shamelessly insisted that head coach Erik Spoelstra ordered his players to injure their opponents after being

LeBron James dropped a bomb on listeners during a recent episode of his Mind the Game podcast. He credited Chip Kelly with unlocking the Miami Heat’s full offensive potential with the “Big 3.” Yes… that Chip Kelly! James says elements from his spread football attack were integral in changing the

The Heat headed into the NBA Finals as underdogs against the Nuggets, and you don’t have to be a basketball genius to know their ability to defy those odds largely hinged on figuring out a way to shut down Nikola Jokić. The Denver superstar has spent the postseason making the retroactive case he’s

The Basics: Series: Tied 1-1 Time: 8:30 p.m. ET ABC Venue: Kaseya Center — Miami, FL Heat vs. Nuggets spread: Nuggets -2.5 Heat vs. Nuggets over/under: 214.5 points Heat vs. Nuggets Moneyline: Nuggets -145, Heat +122 Stats and Storylines: Denver Nuggets: The Nuggets are 23-25 against the spread

The Miami Heat found a way to tie up the series with the Denver Nuggets in Game 2. Nikola Jokic still had a monster game, but it wasn’t enough. Erik Spoelstra turned heads during his postgame press conference though, as he shut down a question about the Nuggets’ superstar. The reporter wasn’t