Game 6 of the NBA Finals proved to be the best game in the series so far. So good that LeBron James afterwards called it “easily the best game I have ever experienced.” Yesterday I went through some of the few things to watch NBA playoffs sixth match, how did that to them?
– If the theme of “every other game” would continue as Miami would thus make a good match and subtract and win easily. They played well not great until the unprecedented fourth quarter of an hour. But they won, albeit barely, and now has the opportunity to win their second straight championship on their home turf. Heat players were noticeably relieved after managing to win a game they were below five points 28 seconds left.
– Ginobili started their second game in a row but was downright not good. Eight turn-overs say well most of the time. Good thing he got an extra game to make a better effort then, even if he was completely distressed afterwards. – A tight game we got to the end! (Although the first game in the series was not a blow-out either). – I speculated that LeBron would be worn for this game. Hmmm. All are obviously worn at this position of the season but it was definitely Duncan kroknade most toward the end, no t the övermänsklige ‘Bridge. – Birdman was back in the game! This after not leaving the bench in two straight games. And Mike Miller also contributed with his toil and the three-pointers he shot with only one shoe. Udonis Haslem did not play anything after being so good later. – Viewing figures yesterday in the U.S. was up in almost Jordan and the Chicago Bulls-digits. No facts about TV10′s, someone from the channel that reads Swedish fans? – Tony Parker scored no great match, but had some incredible sequences in the fourth. He’s probably eager to revanschera in a crucial match. The hope for the downcast Spurs fans is that he and Ginobili can not play this bad again. But on the other hand, one might not expect 25 points in the first half from Tim Duncan with 17 rebounds again? – Gaming companies are all inside that Miami takes the seventh game, but I’m not so awful convinced. If there is any team that is r outinely and professional enough to come back after such a match is San Antonio. Game 7 on Thursday night, it’s half as good as the game we could see in the night it will be fantastic. 
FRED NYGREN
2013-06-19 22:00:00
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