Mike Gavin
Executive Producer at This Morning with Gordon Deal
None at Compass Media Networks
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3 days ago |
nbcchicago.com | Mike Gavin
The Denver Nuggets and Oklahoma City Thunder made NBA history on Sunday…just not the kind any team wants to make. The two teams combined for just 25 points in the first quarter of their Game 4 matchup, equaling the record for fewest points in the first quarter of a playoff game in the shot clock era.
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6 days ago |
nbcsportsboston.com | Mike Gavin
It’s must-win time for both the Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics. The East’s top two teams each lost the first two games of their respective second-round series on their home courts, and they will now look to avoid facing a 3-0 deficit that no NBA team has managed to overcome. The Cavs -- the top-seeded team in the East after going 64-18, including 34-7 at home – dropped consecutive games to the Indiana Pacers, the latter on a buzzer-beating heartbreaker.
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6 days ago |
nbcsportsbayarea.com | Mike Gavin
It’s must-win time for both the Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics. The East’s top two teams each lost the first two games of their respective second-round series on their home courts, and they will now look to avoid facing a 3-0 deficit that no NBA team has managed to overcome. The Cavs -- the top-seeded team in the East after going 64-18, including 34-7 at home – dropped consecutive games to the Indiana Pacers, the latter on a buzzer-beating heartbreaker.
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6 days ago |
nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Mike Gavin
It’s must-win time for both the Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics. The East’s top two teams each lost the first two games of their respective second-round series on their home courts, and they will now look to avoid facing a 3-0 deficit that no NBA team has managed to overcome. The Cavs -- the top-seeded team in the East after going 64-18, including 34-7 at home – dropped consecutive games to the Indiana Pacers, the latter on a buzzer-beating heartbreaker.
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6 days ago |
nbcwashington.com | Mike Gavin
It's must-win time for both the Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics. The East's top two teams each lost the first two games of their respective second-round series on their home courts, and they will now look to avoid facing a 3-0 deficit that no NBA team has managed to overcome. The Cavs -- the top-seeded team in the East after going 64-18, including 34-7 at home - dropped consecutive games to the Indiana Pacers, the latter on a buzzer-beating heartbreaker.
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