In the end, the only playoff experience the Bulls players got was the kind many already had — losing to the Heat in a Play-In ...

then they would likely owe Miami Heat president Pat Riley a pretty penny. Per NPR, Riley's company, Riles & Company, Inc., "owns at least six trademarks for variations of the phrase 'three-peat.' ...

The Three-Peat is officially back if the Kansas City Chiefs can take care of business this weekend. Front Office Sports is reporting that Pat Riley and the NFL have reached an agreement that will ...

He was head coach of an NBA All-Star Game team nine times. And, back in November of 1988, Pat Riley trademarked the term "three-peat" and its variations after the Lakers seemed to be heading to ...

Good thing Pat Riley trademarked “three-peat.” Back in the day, Riley’s Miami team used to end Chicago’s season in the actual playoffs, but standards have been lowered significantly since ...

However, Pat Riley disagrees with this notion ... called a dynasty is Shaq and Kobe's Purple and Gold, which won a three-peat and reached the championship round for four consecutive seasons ...

In addition to his earnings as an executive, Pat Riley has diversified his income streams. He owns the trademark “Three-Peat“, which generates royalties every time the term is used on official ...

The Chicago Bulls take on the Miami Heat, and the Sacramento Kings face the Dallas Mavericks in Wednesday's play-in action.

Good thing Pat Riley trademarked three-peat. Atlanta and Miami split their four games this year, with the home team winning all four by double digits. Trae Young only shot 35% against the Heat ...

Haberstroh: Heat. Can they put up a banner if they three-peat in the Play-In Tournament? Hey, if Pat Riley retired Michael Jordan’s jersey in Miami’s arena, anything can happen. Momentum is on ...

Haberstroh: Warriors. The Dubs flex the NBA’s sharpest defense since acquiring Jimmy Butler, and should have the upper-hand on the Grizzlies trying to find their identity in the post-Taylor Jenkins ...