As the Lakers’ head coach, Pat Riley trademarked the phrase 'Three-Peat' in November of 1988 as the team was chasing its ...

In 1987 and 1988, the Lakers won back-to-back NBA titles behind Magic Johnson and head coach Pat Riley. While point ... While the Maple Leafs are in a major championship drought, they were once ...

The Heat are bringing back several role players, most notably Andrew Wiggins, who played a huge part in helping guide the Warriors to the 2022 NBA championship. On Sunday evening, all eyes in the ...

“Defense wins championships,” he said after the game. “We saw the difference ... A couple hours after leading the Kansas City Chiefs to an AFC championship victory over the Buffalo Bills ...

PHILADELPHIA — With all due respect to those with nothing on their minds at Wednesday night’s Philadelphia 76ers game against the ... Heat president Pat Riley clearly is siding the other ...

Pat Riley this week ... Finals the following season. Riley eventually cashed in on the trademark when Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls won a third consecutive championship in 1993, becoming ...

While Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs go after their third straight championship, down in Miami, a basketball god is hoping to watch more money fill his pockets. Pat Riley knows a little something ...

They did not win the championship that season, but the phrase was trademarked by Miami Heat General Manager and former Lakers head coach Pat Riley in 1989. Fast forward 36 years later, and the ...

Pat Riley has ... won a third straight championship in 1989. According to Darren Rovell of cllct.com, Riley has reached an agreement with the Chiefs that would give the AFC champions rights ...

The Kansas City Chiefs struck a deal with Miami Heat president Pat Riley over the ... if they win the Big Game for the third straight year. Any royalties Riley receives from the deal will support ...

The phrase is trademarked by none other than Pat Riley. Now ... it’s not going to happen because AFC is going to take care of business,” Peyton had said. Of course, Peyton was so confident of winning ...