Game 5 nba finals

• Bucks celebrate title with parade in Milwaukee • Finals recap: Key moments from each game • 5 things we learned from Bucks' championship run • Finals MVP Ladder: Giannis realizes his dream • Giannis orders 50-piece nuggets at Chick-fil-A • 24 Thoughts on Game 6 of The Finals • 'Deer District' erupts as Bucks win NBA title • NBA Twitter reacts to Bucks winning title • Inside the Box Score: Giannis makes history • Sun sets on Phoenix's turnaround season • Stats & facts to know from Bucks' title run • The Wrap: Complete coverage of Game 6 • Shop Now: Get your Bucks championship gear! Game Recap: Bucks 109, Suns 103 Led by Khris Middletons 40 points (24 in the 2nd half), six rebounds and four assists, the Bucks defeated the Suns, 109-103, in Game 4. Giannis Antetokounmpo added 26 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists for the Bucks in the victory, while Devin Booker tallied a game-high 42 points for the Suns. This best-of-seven series is now tied, 2-2, with Game 5 taking place on Saturday, July 17 at 9:00 p.m. ET

15 wins down, one to go. With their 108-95 win in Game 4 the Denver Nuggets have moved within one win of their first NBA Championship in franchise history. Despite Nikola Jokic landing in foul trouble, the Nuggets rode the energy of Aaron Gordon and the passing of Jamal Murray to a second straight road win after splitting the first two games at home. The NBA Finals now head back to Denver with the Nuggets leading 3-1 and looking to clinch on their home floor. Below is everything to need to know about Game 5 of the NBA Finals,including TV and streaming options for the game. MORE: When is Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets? • Date:Monday, June 12 Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets will be played on Monday, June 12. The game will be held at Ball Arena in Denver. What time is Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets? • Time: 8:30 p.m. ET| 5:30p.m. PT Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets will tip off at 8:30 p.m. ET. What channel is Heat vs. Nuggets on? • T V channel:ABC • Live streaming: The 2023 NBA Finals will air exclusively on ABC. Viewers in the United States can also stream the game on Sling TV. Fans in the U.S. can watch the NBA Finals on Sling TV, which is now offering half off your first month! Stream the sports you love starting at just $20 in your first month with Sling Orange to catch all the games on ABC. SIGN UP FOR SLING: Heat vs. Nuggets schedule Here is the complete schedule for the 2023 NBA Finals, which the Nuggets lead 3-1. Date Game Time (ET)/Result TV channel June 1 Game 1 Nuggets 104, Heat 93 ...

SportsPulse, USA TODAY For the first time in franchise history the The Nuggets defeated the Nuggets center The gritty Heat led for most of the game, but the Nuggets fought back in the third quarter and only trailed 71-70 entering the fourth quarter. Denver and Miami traded blows in the final quarter, but the Nuggets were able to get timely stops down the stretch and made clutch free throws to seal the game and win their first ever NBA title. All throughout the playoffs when he posted a statistical line in the box score that had never been accomplished in NBA history ― such as the first 30-point, 20-rebound triple-double in the Finals ― Jokic downplayed it. "It’s just a stat," he said. "I don’t care." The Denver Nuggets’ reserved but influential star wanted to win the championship. Dismissing individual stats in favor of team success, Jokic said, "My focus has never been those kinds of records or whatever the media are putting on me. I'm just trying to win a game and just play every game. Go step-by-step and play every game to win a game, as simple as that." He didn’t win the award he didn’t care about, but earned the accomplishment he wanted. Jokic is an NBA champion. Despite his monotone pleas that he is just a one player, he is much more than that. He is among the top-3 players in the league, and for his work against the Heat, Jeff Zillgitt Don't tire of the Nuggets yet. Jokic & Co. built for more NBA titles Coach Michael Malone was the conductor, getting his team to pla...

• • • • Game 5 of the 2023 NBA Finals nearly ended very differently on Monday night. With the game and the Heat’s season hanging in the balance, Jimmy Butler launched a fourth-quarter 3-pointer as Miami trailed by four points with just over three minutes to go. After the shot clanked off the front rim, a foul was called on Denver forward Aaron Gordon — sending Butler to the line and the broadcast booth, the Nuggets’ bench, and the Ball Arena crowd Not only did the contact from Gordon appear to be minimal, but Butler also seemed to kick out his leg in an attempt to draw the foul after he released the shot. Nuggets head coach Michael Malone almost instantly decided to use his coach’s challenge, and ESPN’s broadcast booth was quick to assume the call would be overturned. The referees stuck to the initial call, however, awarding Butler three free throws that he sunk, bringing the Heat within one point. Aaron Gordon was whistled for a foul on this Jimmy Butler three point shot attempt. Denver challenged the call and the call was upheld by the referees. Thoughts? 🤔 Though Butler struggled from the field throughout the game, ending the contest shooting 5-for-18, the foul was an exclamation point on Butler’s last-ditch effort to save the Heat’s season, in which he scored 13 consecutive points for Miami. Ultimately, the foul call would not end up mattering — Denver took the lead for good after a Bruce Brown offensive rebound and putback with 1:31 remaining. The Nuggets effectively ...

• • • • Game 5 of the 2023 NBA Finals nearly ended very differently on Monday night. With the game and the Heat’s season hanging in the balance, Jimmy Butler launched a fourth-quarter 3-pointer as Miami trailed by four points with just over three minutes to go. After the shot clanked off the front rim, a foul was called on Denver forward Aaron Gordon — sending Butler to the line and the broadcast booth, the Nuggets’ bench, and the Ball Arena crowd Not only did the contact from Gordon appear to be minimal, but Butler also seemed to kick out his leg in an attempt to draw the foul after he released the shot. Nuggets head coach Michael Malone almost instantly decided to use his coach’s challenge, and ESPN’s broadcast booth was quick to assume the call would be overturned. The referees stuck to the initial call, however, awarding Butler three free throws that he sunk, bringing the Heat within one point. Aaron Gordon was whistled for a foul on this Jimmy Butler three point shot attempt. Denver challenged the call and the call was upheld by the referees. Thoughts? 🤔 Though Butler struggled from the field throughout the game, ending the contest shooting 5-for-18, the foul was an exclamation point on Butler’s last-ditch effort to save the Heat’s season, in which he scored 13 consecutive points for Miami. Ultimately, the foul call would not end up mattering — Denver took the lead for good after a Bruce Brown offensive rebound and putback with 1:31 remaining. The Nuggets effectively ...

• Bucks celebrate title with parade in Milwaukee • Finals recap: Key moments from each game • 5 things we learned from Bucks' championship run • Finals MVP Ladder: Giannis realizes his dream • Giannis orders 50-piece nuggets at Chick-fil-A • 24 Thoughts on Game 6 of The Finals • 'Deer District' erupts as Bucks win NBA title • NBA Twitter reacts to Bucks winning title • Inside the Box Score: Giannis makes history • Sun sets on Phoenix's turnaround season • Stats & facts to know from Bucks' title run • The Wrap: Complete coverage of Game 6 • Shop Now: Get your Bucks championship gear! Game Recap: Bucks 109, Suns 103 Led by Khris Middletons 40 points (24 in the 2nd half), six rebounds and four assists, the Bucks defeated the Suns, 109-103, in Game 4. Giannis Antetokounmpo added 26 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists for the Bucks in the victory, while Devin Booker tallied a game-high 42 points for the Suns. This best-of-seven series is now tied, 2-2, with Game 5 taking place on Saturday, July 17 at 9:00 p.m. ET

SportsPulse, USA TODAY For the first time in franchise history the The Nuggets defeated the Nuggets center The gritty Heat led for most of the game, but the Nuggets fought back in the third quarter and only trailed 71-70 entering the fourth quarter. Denver and Miami traded blows in the final quarter, but the Nuggets were able to get timely stops down the stretch and made clutch free throws to seal the game and win their first ever NBA title. All throughout the playoffs when he posted a statistical line in the box score that had never been accomplished in NBA history ― such as the first 30-point, 20-rebound triple-double in the Finals ― Jokic downplayed it. "It’s just a stat," he said. "I don’t care." The Denver Nuggets’ reserved but influential star wanted to win the championship. Dismissing individual stats in favor of team success, Jokic said, "My focus has never been those kinds of records or whatever the media are putting on me. I'm just trying to win a game and just play every game. Go step-by-step and play every game to win a game, as simple as that." He didn’t win the award he didn’t care about, but earned the accomplishment he wanted. Jokic is an NBA champion. Despite his monotone pleas that he is just a one player, he is much more than that. He is among the top-3 players in the league, and for his work against the Heat, Jeff Zillgitt Don't tire of the Nuggets yet. Jokic & Co. built for more NBA titles Coach Michael Malone was the conductor, getting his team to pla...

15 wins down, one to go. With their 108-95 win in Game 4 the Denver Nuggets have moved within one win of their first NBA Championship in franchise history. Despite Nikola Jokic landing in foul trouble, the Nuggets rode the energy of Aaron Gordon and the passing of Jamal Murray to a second straight road win after splitting the first two games at home. The NBA Finals now head back to Denver with the Nuggets leading 3-1 and looking to clinch on their home floor. Below is everything to need to know about Game 5 of the NBA Finals,including TV and streaming options for the game. MORE: When is Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets? • Date:Monday, June 12 Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets will be played on Monday, June 12. The game will be held at Ball Arena in Denver. What time is Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets? • Time: 8:30 p.m. ET| 5:30p.m. PT Game 5 of Heat vs. Nuggets will tip off at 8:30 p.m. ET. What channel is Heat vs. Nuggets on? • T V channel:ABC • Live streaming: The 2023 NBA Finals will air exclusively on ABC. Viewers in the United States can also stream the game on Sling TV. Fans in the U.S. can watch the NBA Finals on Sling TV, which is now offering half off your first month! Stream the sports you love starting at just $20 in your first month with Sling Orange to catch all the games on ABC. SIGN UP FOR SLING: Heat vs. Nuggets schedule Here is the complete schedule for the 2023 NBA Finals, which the Nuggets lead 3-1. Date Game Time (ET)/Result TV channel June 1 Game 1 Nuggets 104, Heat 93 ...

SportsPulse, USA TODAY For the first time in franchise history the The Nuggets defeated the Nuggets center The gritty Heat led for most of the game, but the Nuggets fought back in the third quarter and only trailed 71-70 entering the fourth quarter. Denver and Miami traded blows in the final quarter, but the Nuggets were able to get timely stops down the stretch and made clutch free throws to seal the game and win their first ever NBA title. All throughout the playoffs when he posted a statistical line in the box score that had never been accomplished in NBA history ― such as the first 30-point, 20-rebound triple-double in the Finals ― Jokic downplayed it. "It’s just a stat," he said. "I don’t care." The Denver Nuggets’ reserved but influential star wanted to win the championship. Dismissing individual stats in favor of team success, Jokic said, "My focus has never been those kinds of records or whatever the media are putting on me. I'm just trying to win a game and just play every game. Go step-by-step and play every game to win a game, as simple as that." He didn’t win the award he didn’t care about, but earned the accomplishment he wanted. Jokic is an NBA champion. Despite his monotone pleas that he is just a one player, he is much more than that. He is among the top-3 players in the league, and for his work against the Heat, Jeff Zillgitt Don't tire of the Nuggets yet. Jokic & Co. built for more NBA titles Coach Michael Malone was the conductor, getting his team to pla...

• Bucks celebrate title with parade in Milwaukee • Finals recap: Key moments from each game • 5 things we learned from Bucks' championship run • Finals MVP Ladder: Giannis realizes his dream • Giannis orders 50-piece nuggets at Chick-fil-A • 24 Thoughts on Game 6 of The Finals • 'Deer District' erupts as Bucks win NBA title • NBA Twitter reacts to Bucks winning title • Inside the Box Score: Giannis makes history • Sun sets on Phoenix's turnaround season • Stats & facts to know from Bucks' title run • The Wrap: Complete coverage of Game 6 • Shop Now: Get your Bucks championship gear! Game Recap: Bucks 109, Suns 103 Led by Khris Middletons 40 points (24 in the 2nd half), six rebounds and four assists, the Bucks defeated the Suns, 109-103, in Game 4. Giannis Antetokounmpo added 26 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists for the Bucks in the victory, while Devin Booker tallied a game-high 42 points for the Suns. This best-of-seven series is now tied, 2-2, with Game 5 taking place on Saturday, July 17 at 9:00 p.m. ET