The Miami Heat take on the San Antonio Spurs one last time in the 2013 NBA Finals Thursday evening. That's right, Game 7 is today and if you didn't know, well, now you know. Here's the TV schedule with time and channel providing live coverage of Game 7.

Channel- Where to Watch: ABC 

Time: 9 p.m. ET

Put the kiddies to sleep because if this game is anything like Game 6, then it's going to be a pretty long night. The Heat and Spurs series is deadlocked, 3-3. Miami proved once again that they can bounce back after a loss. They will now try to snap the win-loss pattern that has gone on for the last 13 games dating back to the Eastern Conference Finals against the Indiana Pacers. Meanwhile, the Spurs will love for the pattern to continue as, according to the trend, Miami is destined to lose this matchup. 
 

Game 1 saw the Spurs steal one from Miami. Tony Parker took over the final minutes of the game and helped top LeBron James' triple-double performance. The Heat bounced back in Game 2, only to see Danny Green and Gary Neal chop them up from beyond the arc in Game 3. The see-saw affair continued as the Heat blew the Spurs out in Game 4, but fell victim to Green's performance from three-point range to face a 3-2 deficit. 

Game 6 was the miracle of miracles for the Heat. They were down by five with 28.2 seconds remaining. The Spurs couldn't hit their free throws and collect rebounds, and the Heat took advantage of two offensive boards to sink two clutch threes by James and Ray Allen to send the game to overtime. Gregg Popovich blew matchups, not installing the right guys at the right moment.
 

Many believe the Spurs are the only team who can overcome such a debacle. Meanwhile, the ESPN crew of Michael Wilbon, Magic Johnson, Jalen Rose and Bill Simmons believe the Heat have all the momentum after their comeback Tuesday evening.

Where will you be watching Game 7? At the arena, the bar, friend's house, your house? The point is, you will not want to miss this one.