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Father's Day Is Right Around The Corner And An NBA Star That's Representing Dallas In The Finals Just Gave His Dad An Awesome Gift.

The ceremony will take place at the Kia Center after the Magic's game against the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Here is our list of the most iconic plays in NBA Finals History.

The Milwaukee Bucks won last night 123-119 against the Phoenix Suns. This game came down to the wire. Jrue Holiday's game-clinching steal led to a Giannis Antetokounmpo alley opp that sealed the deal and solidified the victory for the Bucks.

Game 2 of the NBA Finals was controlled handily by the Phoenix Suns. The Suns were on fire as they hit 20 threes, compared to the Bucks 9. Phoenix won the game 118-108.

The Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat play game five of the 2020 NBA Finals.

The Lakers still lead the best-of-7 game series, 2-1.

The Lakers run away with game 2 to take a commanding 2-0 series lead over the Heat.

Game one of the 2020 NBA Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Miami Heat.

I saw someone describe it as "the most Canadian thing ever."

Jay & Scott debate about the best Saint of all-time not named Brees, if Brees will play longer than Brady, the watchability of the NBA Finals, NCAA Regionals & more. [Video]

The mental breakdowns of JR Smith are well documented and the latest one in Game One of the NBA Finals shouldn't surprise us.

J.R. Smith got more love from Warriors fans on Sunday night than any member of Golden State.

FAST FIVE hands out a letter grade to UL baseball's 2018 season, debates LSU's chance to win the Corvallis Regional, if the Cavs will get swept & more. [Video]

Warriors are the biggest NBA Finals favorite since the LA Lakers in 2001.

FAST FIVE coming in hot! Jay & Scott debate the Golden State Warrriors place in history, if LSU can win the CWS, Bob Stoops future, Matt Deggs getting it & the NCAA not.

Perhaps the only mystery in the NBA bigger than how to beat the Warriors is figuring out what Kevin Durant whispered to Steph Curry to cause him to laugh so giddily.

When Kevin Durant joined the Golden State Warriors last July, they were the definitive favorite to win the NBA Championship. Monday night, they did.

The Golden State Warriors came into game 4 with a chance to go 16-0 in the NBA playoffs and make history as the only team in NBA history to do so, but the Cleveland Cavaliers had other plans. The Cavs weren't going to lose two straight at home and they proved that throughout the game as the Warriors never had a lead in the game...

FAST FIVE ponders how much Saints fans should buy into players hyping up Adrian Peterson, while debating the difficulty of a 4 HR game, NBA Finals & more.