Miami Heat defeated San Antonio Spurs 109-93 on Game 4 of NBA Finals 2013

Miami wins Game 4 and  level the series at 2-2 and steal back home-court advantage with a 109-93 win over the Spurs in San Antonio on Thursday. The pressure is back on the Spurs to win game five at home on Monday (AEST) with the last two matches back in Miami.



Starting fives: Spurs: Tim Duncan, Kawhi Leonard, Tony Parker, Danny Green and Tiago Splitter.



Heat: Chris Bosh, LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Mario Chalmers and Udonis Haslem.





3rd Quarter Score: San Antonio Spurs 76 - 81 Miami Heat



San Antonio started the fourth quarter without Duncan and Parker, but Neal continued with his hot hands. At the other end, Ray Allen and Wade provided points coming off a steal and turnover from the Spurs. Great hussle coming from Miami at this time.



Time was on the side of Miami as San Antonio allowed them to put a nine-point lead just 8 minutes to go in the final quarter. Wade was unstoppable. He garnered his 30th point from back-to-back highlight dunk and a jumper. Bosh, also having a terrific game, sank two jumpers to keep maintain the lead.



San Antonio had so many turnovers, eighteen until the last minutes of the fourth period. They looked frustrated. The two teams were just exchanging shots under five minutes in the second half. Miami took this one. Wade’s performance was superb tonight. No doubt about that.



4th Quarter Score: San Antonio Spurs 93 - 109 Heat. Miami wins Game 4, evens series 2-2.

San Antonio Spurs defeat Miami Heat 113-77 on Game 3 of NBA Finals 2013

BREAKING NEWS - SAN ANTONIO SPURS DEFEAT MIAMI HEAT 113-77 TO TAKE 2-1 LEAD IN NBA FINALS. San Antonio Spurs leads the series 2-1 in NBA Finals 2013.



Duncan played quarterback yet again, starting the break with a quick outlet pass to Parker and another to Neal on the left wing for his shot according to the report from USA Today.



The Heat eventually responded, and early aggressiveness from Wade going to the rim sparked his eight-point first quarter as the Spurs led 24-20 entering the second.



Danny Green and Gary Neal combined to go 13-of-19 from beyond the arc, and totaled 51 points as the Spurs blew out the Miami Heat, 113-77 in game three of the 2013 NBA Finals, Tuesday (Wednesday, PHL time) at the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas.

In Game 3 NBA Finals, LeBron looked like a mortal, appeared lost trying to locate spots to take shots, needs to be screener in pick-and-roll. The Spurs have NEVER trailed in an NBA Finals Series. The Miami Heat on the other hand have never lost a Finals Game 3.

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