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The Heat and Thunder tip off game five at 9 p.m. from Miami.

Lamar Odom is interested in returning to Los Angeles.

If Miami loses on Thursday, there will be an immense amount of pressure on them to close out the series

The Lakers are in a tough spot going into the offseason, but they might be able to find some help via a trade.

James Harden has hardly made a shot in the NBA Finals, he is struggling on defense and he may be the reason the Thunder trail 3-1.

Tipoff for game three of the Heat-Thunder series is set for 9 p.m. ET tonight. Miami leads the series 3-1.

Here are three reasons why the Thunder can still win the NBA Finals.

The Heat-Thunder NBA Finals has generated a lot of viewers.

While the Oklahoma City Thunder and Miami Heat do battle in the NBA Finals LeBron James and Kevin Durant are having their own contest for supremacy.

Some fans think that the Miami Heat have gotten their 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals thanks to calls made or not made by the officials.

Oklahoma City finds themselves down 3-1 in the NBA Finals but they can still turn it around.

Did LeBron James fake his leg cramp at the end of Game Four?

The Miami Heat received 25 points from Mario Chalmers and 26 from LeBron James to take a 3-1 series lead over the Oklahoma City Thunder in the NBA Finals, 104-98.

The NBA Finals continue to break TV ratings records as Game 4 of the Miami Heat-OKC Thunder series nears.

If you can't get to a television, you can watch a free online live stream of the NBA Finals here.

Both receive a lot of criticism, but Dwyane Wade and Russell Westbrook are invaluable components to their respective teams.

Here's a first round mock draft for the players expected to be lottery picks on June 28 at the Prudential Center in New Jersey.

OKC point guard Russell Westbrook continues to get heat for not getting NBA scoring champion Kevin Durant more looks as the Thunder lost to Miami in Game 3 of the NBA Finals Sunday night.

LeBron James scored 29 points to lead the Heat past the Thunder, 91-85.

Tipoff for game three of the Heat-Thunder series is set for 8 p.m. ET tonight. The series is tied 1-1.

Tipoff for game three of the Heat-Thunder series is set for 8 p.m. ET tonight. The series is tied 1-1.

The 2012 NBA Finals ratings have surged as the showdown between LeBron James' Miami Heat and Kevin Durant's Oklahoma City Thunder gets underway.

Whenever the Heat have needed to win a game, LeBron James has played his best.

The Heat combated a late Thunder rally to get the road win.

The Thunder have all of the momentum heading into Game 2.

Kevin Durant is the NBA's newest superstar, and he is making a name for himself as the anti-LeBron James, the yin to his yang, the polar opposite of the man with Jordan skills who was supposed to save the league.

The Thunder and the Heat tip off game two at 9 p.m. ET. The Thunder lead the series 1-0.

Here are five reasons why the Thunder beat the Heat in Game 1.

The commissioner appeared on Jim Rome's radio show on Tuesday afternoon to discuss the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder. During the interview, Rome asked Stern if the lottery was fixed.