Did Spurs Let Championship Slip Away?

Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless debate if the Spurs choked in Game 6 and blew their shot at a championship.

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.

NBA Finals: Heat Players Credit Chris Bosh for Saving Game 6 and Season

Bosh's Blocks Are Key To Miami's Win

From Elias: Chris Bosh blocked shots by Tony Parker and Danny Green in the final minute of overtime. Parker's would have given the Spurs the lead, Green's would have tied the score. The last player to block two potential game-tying or go-ahead field-goal attempts in the final minute of an NBA Finals game (either the fourth quarter or an OT period) was Ben Wallace of the Pistons in 2005. Wallace rejected a pair of shots by Manu Ginobili, either of which would have given San Antonio the lead.

One For the Ages

Twists, turns, villains, heroes and Ray Allen; Game 6 of the 2013 Finals was overloaded with drama. Bomani Jones and J.A. Adande discuss the Heat's come-from-behind overtime victory that sets up Thursday's Game 7. TrueHoop TV at the Finals.

Heat Survive To Force Game 7

Highlight Of The Night: LeBron James scored 16 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter and OT as the Heat fought off the Spurs 103-100 to force Game 7.

LeBron forces Game 7 with all-around gem

Steve Mitchell/USA TODAY Sports Tim Duncan (left) started out hot in Game 6, but LeBron James turned up the Heat in the fourth quarter and overtime to force a Game 7 on Thursday in Miami.

Duncan slowed after memorable first half

Tim Duncan had a series-high 47 touches in Game 6, scoring 5 points on 21 touches in the 2nd half after scoring 25 points on 26 first-half touches. Chris Bosh limited Duncan to 1-of-5 shooting in the 2nd half after getting torched for 9-of-9 shooting in the 1st half.

Heat clamp down late, shut down Green

The Heat defense clamped down late, contesting 13 of the Spurs' 15 jump shots from at least 10 feet in the 4th quarter and overtime, including 3 blocks (2 by Bosh on final 2 FGAs). The Spurs were 2-of-15 shooting on jump shots during that span, compared with 9-of-22 in the 1st 3 quarters. - Danny Green had 3 open looks in Game 6 (1-3 3-pt FG), including none in the 4th quarter or overtime. Entering the game, Green had taken nearly twice as many uncontested jump shots (25) than the next highest Spurs player (Gary Neal, 13) in the NBA Finals and has made the highest percentage of those attempts (72.0%).