Posted Jun 16 2010 8:51PM
ESPN's Bill Simmons will be live from courtside during Game 7 of the NBA Finals.
Will his beloved Celtics wrap up their 18th NBA Championship with a win in Game 7? Or will the Lakers complete the comeback to wrap up back-to-back titles?
Follow Bill's running commentary from Game 7, beginning at 8:30 p.m. ET on Thursday.
 | Barrier Breakers: Lenny Wilkens Hall of Famer Lenny Wilkens sits down with Vince Cellini to talk about the challenges he faced growing up and during his NBA career. |
 | The Beat: Jeremy Lin Scott Howard-Cooper joins the show along with David Aldridge to discuss the exciting surprise of Jeremy Lin and the future of the Sacramento Kings. |
 | The Beat: Attles on Chamberlain Al Attles joins the show to talk about playing with Wilt Chamberlain including the 100-point game. |
 | The Beat: On the Clock David Aldridge and Lang Whitaker face-off on various topics around the league. |
 | The Beat: Three Points David Aldridge, Scott Howard-Cooper and Lang Whitaker share their final thoughts of the show. |
 | Correct 5-Second Violation in Lakers-Raptors game 2/12/12 Correct 5-Second Violation in Lakers-Raptors game 2/12/12. |
 | Fantasy Insider: Opening Tip Rick and Dennis open the show with Lin-Sanity and where he ranks with the rest of the point guards in the league. |
 | Fantasy Insider: Magic Men Rick and Dennis roll out the best point guards in fantasy points from the previous week. |
 | Fantasy Insider: Weekly Honors Rick and Dennis honor the players who gutted it out and played with injuries in the previous week. |
 | Fantasy Insider: Start or Sit - Smalls Dr. Phil McDonald joins the show to discuss the injuries to Derrick Rose and Kyrie Irving to help you with your decision on starting the guards this week. |
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