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The NBA Finals come to a close today with Game 7 of the Finals live from the American Airlines Arena in Miami, as the Miami Heat host the San Antonio Spurs at 11.00am AEST. Join us for live scores and commentary.
The series did have a few blowouts, but all was forgiven in a Game 6 that many are calling one of the best finals games of all time.
Largely thanks to Ray Allen’s three-pointer with five seconds remaining, the Heat inexplicably came back from five points down with 20 seconds remaining to force overtime, where they would go on to win.
Miami’s quest to go back to back remained alive as they avoided their second finals defeat in three years.
It’s a chance for a fifth title since 1999 for coach Gregg Popovich and Tim Duncan and a fourth for Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker.
On the other side, Dwyane Wade looks for his third title and LeBron James his second – a man who was widely criticised during that game six despite finishing with a triple double.
I guess when you’re that good, people just expect a bit more.
The real disappointments have been the aging legs of both Wade and Ginobili, as both have really only had one or two good games throughout the entire playoffs.
To me, we know that LeBron will turn up and that Parker/Duncan will do likewise – it will come down to whom out of two shooting guards turns up in this, the biggest game of the year.
We’ve had tonnes of great storylines throughout this NBA season, and let’s hope this game seven gives this year the send-off it deserves.
Join us just before 11.00am AEST for all the action.
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