Tim Duncan of San Antonio and Chauncy Billups of Detoit don't play in the same position and have very different styles of play — but they can both lead a team to victory. Whoever does the best job will probably win tonight's NBA Finals Game 7. It will be the first title series to go seven games in eleven years. For all the nba final betting action on game 7 - go to BetOnGameday.com -
The Detroit Pistons finally flexed their muscles and showed their championship mettle Tuesday as they surged back into the NBA Finals with a very Pistons-like 96-79 victory against the San Antonio Spurs. The Pistons may now have the momentum to take the next game at least.
Manu Ginobili used to drive his coach nuts, to the point where he would "get up and yell" at his guard. Not anymore. Now it's just opponents who are frustrated. Ginobili is averaging around 1.7 points per shot attempt, the best of anyone in the NBA Finals. "He's a more controlled than he looks," Popovich says. "He's smart... and he's learned in some situations that pace is more important than all-out speed...
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