By Jon Rapoport June 16, 2016
By Jon Rapoport June 16, 2016
With the 2016 NBA Finals back in Cleveland for Game 6, the lead ABC play-by-play crew will once again provide commentary for Thursday’s game. With this in mind, here is an original photo of Mike Breen walking down a Cleveland street last week, prior to Game 4 of the series. The shot is provided by iFolloSports.com correspondent Lance Martinez.
By Jon Rapoport June 10, 2016
Here is an original photo of Warriors shooting guard Klay Thompson signing autographs, as the Warriors departed The Ritz-Carlton Cleveland, prior to Friday’s shootaround. The picture is provided by iFolloSports.com correspondent Lance Martinez.
By Jon Rapoport June 10, 2016
This original photo showcases former NBA star/current ESPN broadcaster Tracy McGrady signing autographs in Cleveland, Friday afternoon, just before appearing on ESPN’s NBA program “The Jump.”
The shot was gathered by iFolloSports.com correspondent Lance Martinez.
The 37-year-old future hall of famer played 16 NBA seasons, amid leading the league in scoring twice. The Florida native appeared in seven All-Star Games.
By Jon Rapoport June 10, 2016
In addition to catching Tracy McGrady signing autographs, on the set of ESPN’s “The Jump,” iFolloSports.com correspondent Lance Martinez captured this original photo of longtime NBA star Vince Carter, who was also taking part in the broadcast. Ironically, McGrady and Carter just so happen to be cousins.
By Jon Rapoport May 4, 2016
By Ryan Rapoport May 4, 2016
Justin Brown provides iFolloSports.com a photo of NBA legend Hakeem Olajuwon signing autographs.
By Ryan Rapoport April 28, 2016
At the end of the regular season, Michigan based iFolloSports.com correspondent Lance Martinez captured this original photo of Heat guard Joe Johnson signing autographs, prior to a Heat versus Pistons contest.
By Ryan Rapoport April 28, 2016
Here is an iFolloSports.com original photo of veteran Heat big man Udonis Haslem signing autographs, prior to a late regular season game at the Palace of Auburn Hills. The picture is provided by Michigan based correspondent Lance Martinez.
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