Game 6 of the 1988 Finals will be remembered as the greatest one-legged performance in history. Isiah Thomas paddled out to ...

Isiah Thomas explains why he never saw MJ as a rival, placing his focus on the giants who already ruled the NBA when he entered the league.

It is hard to win 16 postseason games and carry the Larry O’Brien Trophy around for the next year. The Larry was in an ...

And because of that, history changed. The Lakers went back-to-back, the first time anyone in the NBA accomplished the feat in ...

Isiah Thomas is one of the few NBA players who can claim ... Took Magic Johnson’s Lakers to 7 games in the Finals on a sprained ankle and scored 25 points in one quarter — an NBA ...

Haliburton went from game-time decision to a bona fide gamer as the Pacers walloped the Thunder to force a Game 7.

There have been only seven teams that have won a championship following a loss in Game 7 of the NBA Finals. Who are they, and ...

The 10 Most Devastating Injuries In NBA Finals History originally appeared on Fadeaway World.

The Thunder and Pacers' respective NBA championship odds start at the point guard position, a dual rarity in Finals history.

Spurs over Pistons, 2005 This was a low-wattage Game 7, ending with the Spurs winning 81-74 to deny the Pistons back-to-back ...

Miami Heat 95, San Antonio Spurs 88 | This series is most remembered for Ray Allen’s Game 6 three-pointer, but the follow-up ...