NBA Finals (2014)

[Zagnorch]

The San Antonio Spurs' string of five championships in six finals appearances over the last sixteen seasons make them one of the most under-the-radar pro sports dynasties ever. Only the Hell-A Fakers have claimed five titles in that same stretch. But hey, they're the freakin' Lakers, so they get a helluva lot more attention than every other team in the NBA, and have a legendary championship tradition.

Oddly enough, until this year, the Spurs won all their titles in odd-numbered years.  Perhaps last year's finals loss flipped things around? If so, does this mean we might not see another Spurs championship until 2016? Or, if they make it next year, will they lose? Something to think about...

[h1ghw1nd]

They've gotta win fast if Duncan & Ginobili are gonna be a part of that push. If Kawhi Leonard continues his exceptional play they might not have to though. San Antonio built their team through the draft and a lot of those vets stuck with them the whole time. I respect that a lot, especially when they took down a team that was a superstar assembly.

What about LeBron? Is he leaving Miami? Some folks are saying SA would be his best fit LMAO. My team, the Rockets are going all in for him or Carmelo Anthony

[Boshamp]

I have been hearing about three possibilities for James and Anthony.

1. Anthony simply joining the Heat and James continuing with the team.

2. Both teaming up and going to the Lakers

3. Both going to Cleveland....Wait a minute...yup...I DID read this correctly.

[h1ghw1nd]

Haha the Cleveland scenario would be CRAZY. One thing I've heard could be telling of what James would do is whether or not Bosh and Wade pick up their super high $ options. I guess they think James is trying to get another max contract?

I feel like if he leaves Miami it's gonna be fuel for everyone that already didn't like "The Decision."

[Boshamp]

He will go to whatever team will pay him the most, (just like every other star player with an ego does in any sport), and if they fail, he will say everyone else is holding him back; and if they succeed, he will take all the credit for making it happen just like he has done with the Heat. I'm thankful at least in the recent year, he has given some credit to Bosh and Wade, but I feel those two are in the same egotistical boat James built by leaving Cleveland in the first place.

Then again, I am probably just a little bitter...being a diehard fan of a team that has yet to win a championship...much less play well in the playoffs at all...ha ha