Being a Laker fan must be such a great feeling, you go to finals after 10 years and people react like "it has been such a long time since we made it to finals", there are teams in NBA right now that didn't made the finals in the past 20-30 years probably .

I mean I don't know the exact number but there must be at least one team that didn't made it to finals for the past 30 years, I know teams become good and bad over course of decades but there must be at least one that failed to be that good ever. Did Minnesota ever made it to finals? Or bucks? Hornets? I do not remember it. So, making it back to finals after 10 years is not really that shocking . It is actually quite "frequent" when you take the average of a team making it to finals, only 2 teams make it to finals every year like Lebron said so the number is quite few.

Bucks last finals was in 1971, which is 49 years. I guess this just makes a statement how great Lebron James is since he's been for a consecutive finals for years now except for that year that he's said to be injured. With a lot of hard work in the process, only two teams would be facing each other in the finals. That really shows in their emotions every game when they win and loss.

In 1971 Abdul-Jabbar and Robertson won the first NBA championship for Milwaukee Bucks, but the last final was in 1974. As you could see, they were so close to returning to the NBA final in this season.

Time for Butler, he hasn't scored 30 points in this series yet so maybe this is his night, he has to give it all if he don't want to be in a situation (game 7) where their so much emotion that they might not able to carry on what they usually do. Butler I guess is already healthy now, so he has to give everything, put the team in his shoulder while still trusting his teammates.

If Herro and Robinson would both score at least 20 points in this game, GAME OVER! HEAT will win and welcome to the NBA FINALS.

I would rather say that these two young players carry the last game vs. celtics. The three pointera both rookie players had made stretch their chance to win against the celtics. I think they are competetive but still we can consider that they are underdog with lakers. In the match between lakers and heat I think it will be a greater opportunity for lakers to win. My bet will be for lakers but still could change my mind depedin on the first game of the championship series.

Damn, I missed the play...
Good Thing I still won the bet 😂👌

Nope, I'm with Clippers but I'm on Heat right now, I'd go with the underrated team and players. Let's see what they could bring or they can pull the string this time around. There are only 2 Miami players that's been on NBA finals the other one is really off the bench, meanwhile the Lakers got a lot.

Yes they are new sets of players, very underrated lineup and now we've seen their capabilities, LeBron can't do it alone as Miami have defensive players who can delayed his offensive attacks, people like Iggy, Butler and Crowder all have the speed that can stay close to
LeBron. Lakers needs to play as a whole and not to lean that much with LeBron and AD.

@casperBGD this series it’s not just about winning, but it’s also about proving a point for James who had shared that he had burned bridges when he had left his former team (Miami) to join the lakers, hence I’m expecting tensions to run high between these two teams. Furthermore Miami Heat is the first number 5 seed to reach the finals, but can they actually cause an upset here?.

Sources:

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/lakers-vs-heat-three-things-to-know-as-los-angeles-miami-face-off-in-2020-nba-finals/

https://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/j13twb/the_miami_heat_are_the_first_no_5_seed_to_ever/

This is it Guys, we finally made it this far despite of the pandemic. to resume the season was a top decision by the associations but as we can see, the result was awesome and we can see the schedule below that we will have only 15 days left before the end of the season. Now let's enjoy this Final games like we used to be in the normal season and let our supports to these two teams who finally made it through the NBA Finals.



Los Angeles Lakers vs. Miami Heat

Game 1: Wednesday, Sept. 30: Miami Heat at L.A. Lakers, 9 ET
Game 2: Friday, Oct. 2: Miami Heat at L.A. Lakers, 9 ET
Game 3: Sunday, Oct. 4: L.A. Lakers at Miami Heat, 7:30 ET
Game 4: Tuesday, Oct. 6: L.A. Lakers at Miami Heat, 9 ET
Game 5*: Friday, Oct. 9: Miami Heat at L.A. Lakers, 9 ET
Game 6*: Sunday, Oct. 11: L.A. Lakers at Miami Heat, 7:30 ET
Game 7*: Tuesday, Oct. 13: Miami Heat at L.A. Lakers, 9 ET

* = if necessary

Source: https://www.nba.com/playoffs/2020/nba-finals-schedule