NBA looking ahead: Spurs at Heat San Antonio Spurs guard Manu Ginobili loses the ball trying to split the defense of Miami Heat guards Ray Allen, left, and Dwyane Wade in overtime of Game 6 of last season's NBA Finals. Kevin C. Cox / Getty Images / June 18, 2013 January 25, 2014, 4:51 p.m. TV: Channel 7. The Spurs return to the scene of their self-inflicted crime, an indelible implosion in the final 28 seconds of Game 6 of the Finals that cost them a championship. Deflated, they returned two days later and lost Game 7. San Antonio Coach Gregg Popovich has conceded that he remains haunted by that collapse. His team won't be anywhere close to full strength in the rematch, with Kawhi Leonard (finger), Danny Green (finger) and Tiago Splitter (shoulder) all sidelined. Miami's Dwyane Wade practiced Saturday after sitting out the previous four games because of recurring knee issues and is considered probable to play.