Adande: Can Spurs regroup?

The Spurs were less than a minute away from a title, but now they're forced to regroup for a Game 7.

Miami Heat derrota en tiempo extra a San Antonio Spurs 103-100 y obliga a un séptimo juego (VIDEO, FOTOS)

Ray's Routine

Ramona Shelburne with an inside look at the pre-game shooting routines of Ray Allen, James Jones and Mike Miller.

Adande: LeBron, Lefty and losing

When it comes to losing, Phil Mickelson and LeBron James are treated much differently, J.A. Adande writes.

Miami Heat could be changing lineups again

Adande: The mind games of the Spurs and Heat

LeBron must get fired up to be his best. The Spurs rely on an even keel. J.A. Adande explores the two approaches of the NBA Finalists.

Adande: Spurs' issues in Game 4

San Antonio struggled with Miami's smallball approach in Game 4, writes J.A. Adande.

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.

Heat will start Miller over Haslem in Game 4

Looking to jump-start a sluggish offense, Miami Heat coach Erik Spolestra is considering changing his starting lineup for Game 4 and inserting the hot-shooting Mike Miller, sources said Thursday.