Mike and Mike

Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic cover the Heat's OT win over the Spurs in Game 6 of the NBA Finals, Ray Allen's game-tying three-pointer, LeBron James' triple-double and more.

Heat Force Game 7: LeBron James, Ray Allen Lead Miami To 103-100 NBA Finals Game 6 Win (VIDEO)

NBA - Heat rotation musings

Chris Andersen did not play in Game 4, recording his 1st DNP-CD this postseason and just his 3rd since joining the Heat (Jan. 23 & Jan. 27). So where did his minutes go? Each of the Heat starters played more minutes than their series average entering Game 4, particularly Dwyane Wade (+7) and Chris Bosh (+5). But it was Ray Allen who saw the biggest increase in floor time relative to series average (+10), playing 33 minutes (his high this postseason).

NBA - Why Starting Miller Over Haslem Helped Heat

- The Heat didn't use two traditional big men on the court together the entire game. The Heat used two big men 35% of the time in Games 1-3. - Udonis Haslem played 10 minutes off the bench in Game 4 (averaged 18 minutes per game this postseason) and Chris Andersen did not play (averaged 15 minutes). Ray Allen logged a postseason-high 33 minutes and Miller played 20 minutes for the 4th time this postseason. - With extra shooters on the court, the Spurs tried to contest shots with more frequency. In the 1st half, the Spurs contested 67% of the Heat's field goal attempts from 10-plus feet (contested 52% of those attempts in Games 1-3). - With less bigs and more shooters, the drive lanes opened for the Heat, who shot a series-high 61.3% off drives in Game 4.

Windhorst: LeBron and old Texas troubles

In his team's Game 3 rout, LeBron James looked like he never learned the lessons of former Finals losses, Brian Windhorst writes.

Birdman Meets Baby Birdman

Heat F Chris "Birdman" Andersen meets his much smaller and younger counterpart, Baby Birdman.

Finals hinge on 'Tale of The Others'

MIAMI -- As the Miami Heat were in the midst of a dominant second-half run on the way to a Game 2 victory in the Finals against the San Antonio Spurs, point guard Mario Chalmers approached LeBron James near midcourt with a message.

Pelton: Heat look sharper after losses

After bouncing back for a Game 2 win, Kevin Pelton examines how the Heat respond after a loss.

Haberstroh: Heat's D delivers in Game 2

In Game 2 of the NBA Finals, the Heat's defense was the difference.