When the Miami Heat went down 0-2 to the Dallas Mavericks in the 2006 NBA Finals, championship dreams of South Beach fans all went down the drain. The Pat Riley squad wasn't ready for prime time.

He was like we're not going to let Shaq get off, so they were doubling, tripling. ... Hey, everyone knows Finals is my time, ...

The game will air on ABC. The Hall of Fame duo previously called the 2006 NBA Finals together for ABC. Brown later worked alongside Mike Tirico, Mark Jones and Dave Pasch on ABC and ESPN.

"I think the best thing to happen to Boston was after winning the championship that everything that happened to Jayson Tatum," explains the 2006 NBA Finals MVP on his "Evolution" podcast.

who also served as his broadcast partner when he called the 2006 NBA Finals on ABC. Brown was at the helm of the Knicks for parts of five seasons (1982-87). He amassed a 142-202 record in that ...

He will work alongside Mike Breen on the game, with whom he called the 2006 NBA Finals. The game, which is scheduled for Super Bowl Sunday, takes place in the city — Milwaukee — where Brown ...

Brown worked for several networks as a broadcaster, most notably ESPN and ABC where he called the 2005 and 2006 NBA Finals. He is in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame as a contributor ...

Brown and Breen called the 2006 NBA Finals together. ESPN announced that both the network and the NBA will honor and celebrate Brown's history-making career during his final broadcast and more ...

He broadcasted both the 2005 and 2006 NBA Finals for ESPN and has since been a staple of the network’s NBA coverage. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our ...

The two called the 2006 NBA Finals on ABC together and are both already inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame as commentators. Read more: Massive Blockbuster Trade Proposal Sends $80 ...