The Miami Heat take game seven from the Celtics in Boston to advance to the NBA finals.

The Vegas Golden Knights demolished the stars to move onto the Stanley Cup finals to place the

Panthers and former NFL and Florida State quarterback Danny Cannell drops by to talk some college

football. Check it out and more on Crane & Company. I'm back.

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know. Now, a lot of the sports media talking heads today will be espousing about the Celtics,

faults, their turnovers, and the stars struggling in game seven last night. But make no mistake,

the Miami Heat won this series. Boston did not lose it. Jimmy Butler once again showed you how

special he can be. And in a league that is defined and promoted by individuals, the heater advancing

because they play team basketball, their front office, trust their own evaluations. And that's why

you can have seven undrafted players average 56 points a game in the conference finals.

Now, whether it was Martin Robinson, Struse, or their actual stars out of bio and Butler,

the heat sends wave after wave at you. And these guys play with a cool head and a chip on their

shoulder. Now, they could have folded the tents after getting their guts ripped out with 0.1 seconds

left on the clock in game six at home, but they didn't. And Miami head coach Eric Spolstra once

again shows you why he is one of the best head coaches, not only in the NBA, but in professional

sports. Now, that's not because of his schematic prowess alone. We know he's a witch with a clipboard,

but he motivates guys and can get the best out of each of them. He can handle huge egos like LeBron,

Bosch, Wade, and the big three. He can win with guys nobody else wanted. And there are very few

coaches in the world that can do that. Now, the Celtics should catch some heat because of the way

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