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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.

Adam Schefter discusses whether Ted Ginn Jr. can be a productive wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers.

Magic Johnson, Jalen Rose, Michael Wilbon and Bill Simmons break down the Spurs' collapse and the Heat staying composed to finish them off in OT.

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