Tuesday, August 21st, 2012 at 3:05 pm  |  61 responses

Contest: Win A Sprite Uncontainable Game Briefcase

Win a fully loaded hoops briefcase

Kobe Bryant and LeBron James have been leading a worldwide search for undiscovered talent. Along with Al Horford, Andrea Bargnani, Omri Casspi and Serge Ibaka, they’re looking for 24 ballers to play for Kobe’s Team Intense or LBJ’s Team Sudden. The two squads will face off in Houston during the 2013 All-Star Break.

SLAM is partnering up with Sprite to hand out one sick briefcase to one lucky fan. The briefcase is equipped with everything in the photo (right), which includes Power Beats By Dre headphones, a Coby Snapp Mini Camcorder, an Uncontainable Game jersey, one basketball and more.  There’s not a reader out there who wouldn’t love to get his or her hands on this free giveaway.

The guidelines to winning is easy, but the competition will be tough. It’s simple: to enter the contest, just leave a comment on this post (with your real e-mail address) that says which teams you think will face off in the 2013 NBA Finals. Be sure to explain your reasoning behind picking the two teams.

A winner will be chosen and contacted tomorrow (Wednesday), so get your comments in quick!

A special thanks to Sprite for the briefcase, and as always, be sure to check back on the site for more giveaways in the future. Good luck!

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  • Collins Nosa

    The Thunder and the Nets in my NBA Finals. Can’t be the Lakers in the west because they need one key factor that a team filled with stars like LA needs, chemistry. The Heat and the Thunder have great chemistry with each other. The Thunder would beat the Lakers in a 7-game series. Kobe, D12 and Nash would give them a great challenge, but the Big three of Westbrook, Harden and KD plus Ibaka would send them packing. Now the East. I know most of you would kill because of my decision, but I think the Nets will be the Heat. D-Will, JJ, Hump and Brook will have career years and could stymie the Big 3. Also because the Heat 2 weaknesses are the Nets biggest strengths, the PG and C position. D-will, Ty and CJ will dominate Norris and Mario and Brook will have fun against the like of Anthony and Pittman. JJ could defend Wade, GW could give LBJ problems and Hump will give Bosh a run for his money. But a key factor is the bench, one of the key reasons the Heat won. We’ve already seen what the Heat bench can do plus Allen and Lewis, but I think the Nets will give their bench some work. MarShon (my pick for 6th man of the year), CJ Watson (decent guard when he backed up Derrick Rose), Mirza (leader scorer in Europe), Tyshawn, Bogans, Tornike and many more could boost the Nets. All the factors is why i believe there will be a OKC-BK finals.

    * Please pick me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I could use the beats and the basketball!!!!

  • Collins Nosa

    Is my comment there i dont see it.

  • kenny

    Miami Heat vs. Los Angeles Lakers
    Miami won it all last year, and with their new pickups (Ray Allen & Rashard Lewis), they just got even more deadly from the perimeter. There is nobody that is going to be able to stop the Lakers in the West; with the addition of Steven Nash, Dwight Howard, and Antawn Jamison, there is no team in the West that will be able to knock them out of the playoffs. Lakers will win the 2012-13 NBA championship in 5 games.

  • David Kalb

    Miami Heat vs OKC in finals from 2013-2050 because Lebron and Durant are unstoppable robot forces. Obviously this will change if Eric Snow and Ira Newble come out of retirement to provide the outside shooting and defensive tenacity needed to lead the Cavaliers on another trip to the finals. This would make the Cavs extremely scrappy and scrappy wins championships.

  • http://www.slamonline.com Slamreader

    Los Angeles Lakers versus Miami Heat – Not because they have the best players, not because they have high payrolls, not because they are veterans, not because they are expected to be there, not because they are the most talented – these teams will be in the hunt for a chip for one reason: even with all their accomplishments, the premiere players on these teams want one thing – to win the night, every night.

  • Evan Choi

    I think the Lakers and Miami will make it. Lebron has been playing unstoppable. Plus the addition of ray allen will be huge IMO. Lakers because they are my favorite team. With Nash running the show, D12 patrolling the paint, and kobe being Kobe. It’s hard to imagine them not making it. Last years’ thunder and lakers were pretty close IMO; 4-1 series does not show it, but I thought the lakers competed well. I think the new personnel would put them over OKC.

  • Benjamin Epstein

    LA Lakers vs. Miami Heat
    with Lebron’s newly found desire and determination which was on display throughout last season and in the playoffs, I expect him and the rest of the heat to make their third trip in a row to the finals. along with his unhuman like athleticism and an amazing supporting cast with future HOF’s like Wade and Ray by his side, i think the playoffs will be a piece of cake for the elite squad, with no competition coming out of the east other than the aging Celtics and maybe Brooklyn if they even make it to the playoffs.Also i see the Lakers coming out of the west with an almost parallel situation. With the tremendous steal of bagging the super human Dwight Howard for just Bynum and a pick or two and the two time MVP in Nash for a couple picks as well. The core of Bryant and Gasol just got a tremendous weight lifted off of their shoulders and put in an miraculous chance at another shot at the title. Other than the thunder and spurs, nobody will even come close to comparing in talent and size presented in the Lakers new roster, even these two teams will have a tough time just competing with this new revamped roster. I feel like this finals series will be unavoidable with the two NBA superstars of Kobe and Lebron leading the way for their respectable teams this next season.I believe in the end though, that the Lakers will come out on top one more time giving the ageing Bryant his sacred ring to tie him with the GOAT MJ. Also ring thirsty Nash and Dwight would bring enough determination to bring home another banner for staples arena. For the Heat though, it will be a well played series just not enough size in the lane to handle Dwight and the slashing Nash crippling them and their chance at a second consecutive title. Lakers win it in 7 games against the Heat.

  • Declan Greene

    i think the 2013 finals will be the Laker vs. the Heat. The reason why i picked the lakers is because they got Dwight Howard and Kobe Bryant. But the Heat is a whole different level because of the big three and now they have Ray Allen. So those are my picks

  • J Blackburn

    Oklahoma City Thunder (r.i.p. Sonics) vs. Miami “buy up everyone whose available” Heat. We have all seen this before and undoubtedly we will be seeing it in the future but right now these two teams are the ones to beat in their respective divisions. While the Thunder have been able to keep their core –depending on what Harden does– the Heat added the best three point shooter of all time, who still has some bombs in his tank, and a player who is looking for redemption and retribution in Allen and Lewis (more daggers in the hearts of us true Sonic fans. The Heat win in six to keep that s.o.b. Bennett from a ring which makes all of the NBA fans who believe in justice smile a little bit more.

  • Leo Sepkowitz

    Thanks to everybody who responded, but the commenting is now closed. A winner will be picked and contacted shortly.

  • devonte jackaon

    i think the heat will win the finals.

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