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Wednesday, June 19 Also, Dwyane Wade is soooooo lucky Miami came back and won. He almost single-handedly cost them that game late in regulation.
Other than the question about not fouling up three late. Predictably said that he doesn't.
Manu Ginobili finished this game -16. 2-for-5, eight turnovers. Dwyane Wade finished this game -21.
And what a game. Pretty sure there's no way Game 7 can match it – likely will be a blowout. But one of the best games I've ever seen.
Regardless of calls, Spurs blew this one. Up five with 30 seconds left? Have to close it out. Two offensive rebounds, two missed FTs.
That was a hilariously bad call by Ken Mauer, making up for my earlier tweet. Huge play by Green in transition on D once again.
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Tuesday, June 18 Regardless of how this one turns out, LeBron James has done what he was supposed to tonight. Incredible performance.
And LeBron went from having the ball every time down to Wade dominating it. Not a coincidence.
Greatest clutch performance from an innocent victim of a brawl between Drake and Chris Brown.
Two insane shots by Parker, but Heat have fallen apart offensively since Wade came back in. One horrible possession after another.
Spurs are missing a ton of shots they normally make, including that Duncan miss. Might just be out of gas.
If Spurs go on to lose this one, those first three minutes of the fourth will haunt them for a long, long, long time.
This is that symbolic moment when LeBron sheds his headband, embraces his baldness, and takes over the game
Spoelstra has benched Wade here, already sitting Haslem. You have to question whether Popovich should do same with Manu. He's been awful.
Hard to think this one didn't just end, even with the score this close. Incredible sequence of events.
And that was about as bad a start to the fourth as San Antonio could have had. Just horrible defense.
My prediction: first three minutes of fourth quarter (with Parker, Duncan on the bench) determine this game. If Spurs can maintain, they win
And then Wade pouts, doesn't run back, sets up a mismatch and allows a Neal runner. @Zach Lowe has been calling this out all series long.
That no call on the Neal runner followed by the Battier 3-pointer could be the swing this game.
Heat already into the bonus less than five minutes into the third. That's a problem for San Antonio.
ABC reports we won't find out what happened with Wade at halftime until postgame. That should be interesting.
I said after the first quarter it feels like what the Spurs are doing is more sustainable. Feel the same way after the second.
Credit to @Bill Simmons – he predicted an all-time performance from Duncan in Game 6 or 7. Looks like we're getting it tonight.
Take out the Spurs blowout in Game 3 and Splitter is -20 in this series. He's killed them every time Duncan has gone to the bench.
That play that freed up Green has worked so many times in this series. So simple, so effective.
Incredible first quarter both ways, but feels like what the Spurs did is more sustainable – Miami went 4-for-6 from 3-point range.
I'm impressed – Spoelstra is benching Udonis Haslem to get Chris Andersen back in the rotation. Didn't think he'd do it.
I'm with @Ethan J. Skolnick – Mario Chalmers was playing well. Not sure why he'd get taken out already.
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