Look back at how NBA GMs viewed the league prior to the 2006-07 season. From NBA.com Staff The Heat were the reigning champs entering the 2006-07 season. Look back at every NBA GM Survey since 2002.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David covers news, on the court and off, about the Miami Heat and NBA. This article is more than 4 years old. MIAMI - OCTOBER 31: ...

In a recent appearance on the DLLS Mavs podcast, former Mavericks majority owner Mark Cuban said, “We hurt in 2006 after it was stolen from us, and I’ll take that to my grave that it was stolen from ...

"They should have changed that format" - Jerry Stackhouse claims the Mavs lost the 2006 NBA Finals because of a bad playing format originally appeared on Basketball Network. The Dallas Mavericks were ...

For years, Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has lamented the fate of his team in the 2006 NBA Finals, when Dallas seized a 2-0 series lead and was subsequently beaten in four straight games. The series was ...

The 2006 season was the most pivotal in the Miami Heat’s now-storied history. The Heat’s 2005 postseason run — its first with Shaquille O’Neal — fell short in the Eastern Conference finals, and O’Neal ...

Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban made headlines when he said on the "DLLS Mavs" podcast that the 2006 NBA Finals had the wrong result, saying, "I'll take that to my grave that it was stolen ...

MIAMI — Dwyane Wade won’t let it go because Mark Cuban won’t let it go. That had the Miami Heat icon on Wednesday clapping back at the former Dallas Mavericks majority owner about the results of the ...

Dwyane Wade has responded to Mark Cuban's claim that the 2006 NBA Finals were rigged, urging him to stop making such statements. Wade defended his performance and the legitimacy of the Miami Heat's ...

Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban has been in the news the last few weeks for his thoughts about the 2006 NBA Finals, saying how he'll go to the grave with the thought of that series being ...

Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day” was topping the Billboard Hot 100, Owen Wilson had just made his debut as Lightning McQueen in “Cars” and Sacramento Kings forward Keegan Murray was counting down the days to ...