I May Be Wrong, But I Doubt It! (Episode 14)

LeBron James and Tim Duncan both rose to the pressure of Game 6.

Like I said in the last podcast, if I said I knew what was going to happen in this series, I'd be lying to you. Game 6 of the 2013 NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs, will go down as one of the best Finals games in NBA history. From Tim Duncan turning back the clock, to LeBron James going legendary in the forth, to Ray Allen's game-tying/overtime forcing three and Chris Bosh's big block to seal the victory. I'm joined by my brother Zeph and special guest Evan Barnes, a sports writer and good friend of mine back in Los Angeles.

We break it all down and discuss whether or not the Spurs can come back and win Game 7 in South Beach. Share, subscribe, and leave a comment below to join the discussion. You can follow me on Twitter @ParisLay. You can follow my brother Zeph @NeecySon81. You can follow Evan @evan_b. Also, check out Evan's writing by clicking this link. Thanks for listening to the podcast and as always, ENJOY THE VIEW!

I May Be Wrong, But I Doubt It! (Episode 13)

Big 3 versus Big 3!

This is just unreal at this freaking point! Death, taxes, and the winning team from the previous game losing the NEXT game in the 2013 NBA Finals are apparently the three certainties of life. Even though I called it, including Manu's big game, I was still genuinely shocked. My brother Zeph and I breakdown the San Antonio's victory in Game 5. We also have a big discussion on LeBron not stepping up, his legacy, (And I'm starting to change my mind on him.), Danny Green as the Finals MVP and why I can't root for the Spurs or Boston Celtics. (Even though I really, really respect the Spurs. So much so I wrote this about Tim Duncan.) Share, Subscribe, Feel free to join the discussion by leaving a comment below. You can follow me on Twitter @ParisLay. You can follow my brother on Twitter @NeecySon81. Thanks for listening and as always ENJOY THE VIEW!!

I May Be Wrong, But I Doubt It! (Episode 12)

This photo says it all... LeBron, while present, was in the background
as Dwyane Wade's game took the for forefront in Game 4 versus the Spurs.

If I said I knew what was going to happen next, then I'd be lying to you. The NBA Finals between the defending champion Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs zigged when it was suppose to zag. For the first time in a long time, Dwyane Wade played a great game, helping the Heat pull even with the Spurs at 2-2. My brother Zeph and I talk about Wade's performance as well as the Chris Bosh sighting in Game 4. We also talk about San Antonio, the impact of Parker's injury, Manu's no-show so far and what the Spurs must do to win Game 5. Share, Subscribe, Join the Discussion by leaving a comment below. You can follow me on Twitter @ParisLay and you can follow my brother Zeph @NeecySon81. Thanks for listening and as always, ENJOY THE VIEW!

PLEASE NOTE! I'm currently out of town, so the quality isn't the best it could be.  I apologize in advance if it sounds a little off, but I still felt like it's good enough to post.