The Greatest NBA Game Ever! Miami Heat win in overtime 103-100 against San Antonio Spurs in Game 6 of 2013 NBA Finals!

Very tired from watching the greatest basketball game ever last night. San Antonio Spurs up by four points with 28 seconds left and their best free throw shooter at the free throw line. Security comes in and puts a yellow rope around the court to stop fans from running on the court because evidently these fools thought San Antonio would win the championship in 30 seconds... The gold trophy is wheeled over near the Spurs bench surrounded by guards, and there's actually a guy polishing that big old gold basketball trophy... Manu Ginobli misses first free throw, makes second and then Miami scores quickly ala LBJ (Lebron James) misses a three pointer, Mike Miller tips out the ball and Lebron hits the seond attempt another three pointer. Referrees who decided their Las Vegas payoff was more important than calling the game fairly have the nerve to call another foul on Miami and Kwahi Leonard, another Spurs great free throw shooter, goes to the free throw line. He misses the first one and Miami is down by three. Heat down the court and miss a three, then one of the big three (Chris "I look like a Raptor dinosaur and play as fierce as one" Bosh) gets the rebound and passes it out to Ray Allen, who actually has the know how to get his feet behind the three point line and jumps three feet in the air, releasing the most beautiful 22-foot jump shot in the history of the game of basketball and swoosh... Tied at 95-95! Five seconds left and Spurs get the ball and Ginobli takes four steps in Miami's lane without jumping (throughout the world that is called traveling and the other team, Miami in this case gets the ball) and the referrees must have had silly putty stuck in their whistles because the whistle isn't blown. Miracously Ray Allen comes up with the ball and Miami survives to overtime. In overtime, again San Antonio is up by three and looking for more when Bosh blocks a Tony Parker three pointer and with Miami finally up three points and San Antonio Spurs needing a three pointer, they get it to their best three-point shooter this guy Danny Green who happens to be the all-time leader in three pointers made in an NBA Finals courtesy of all the three's (I believe 26 three pointers in just six games) he's hit against the Heat in these finals, Green gets the ball on a corner three point attempt and I'm not kidding when I say Bosh flapped those Raptor Dinosaur wings and came out of nowhere to block Green's shot and the Heat win 103-100. Earvin "Magic" Johnson, the great L.A. Lakers point guard called the game one of the greatest he's seen. I'm calling it the greatest I've seen.

My hypothesis is the Heat Win Game Four

If the Miami Heat were to win tonight, Games One and Three, will be wiped away. A win gives the Heat a brand new series. What will happen? It's a guess... But hypothesis would be that the Heat will somehow find a way to win and the reason why is an educated guess. And that educated guess, is that the Heat will play much better in Game Four. Common! Danny Green is the leading scorer in the series. Bull mularkey! It will not be a fresh face... The reason why Miami plays well in Game Four is that they're the best road team in the NBA win percentage wise on the road. It won't be easy... Miami steals one late, Lebron drives from the top of the key down one! Miami Heat 95 San Antonio Spurs 92

Miami bench too much in Game Three

As much as it would be the right thing to do in making the guesswork a San Antonio Spurs blowout... Manu Ginobli will be back in Game Three, Duncan and Parker will be a given and Neal should be the star off the bench as the Miami Heat probably key on stopping Green. For Miami, they will have to once again making a living at the free-throw line, especially on the road. A ton of things even out here in the third game, as much as the Spurs are the right choice, this is the game Miami will win in a squeaker. The reason is quite easy… San Antonio can’t continue to triple team Lebron James and expect Bosh, Wade, the Birdman, Chalmers, Cole, Miller and Allen to do nothing. Miami has too many key bench players. Miami Heat 101 San Antonio Spurs 100

Prediction: Speed and bench play motor Miami Heat past San Antonio Spurs in 2013 NBA Finals Game One

Miami Heat One, San Antonio Spurs Zero… National Basketball Association score predicting is about as easy as winning the lottery but someone has to win with the correct combination. One thing that is not so tough to prove is momentum and right now the 2012-2013 current lineup of the Miami Heat has a full ahead of steam. Some of the San Antonio Spurs will have problems keeping up with the speed of the Miami Heat at times tonight in Game One. Not Tony Parker or Tim Duncan, or even Manu Ginobli for that matter, but the bench is where Game One will be won. The speed of players like Norris Cole and Udonis Haslem, versus Haslem’s counterpart Chris Bonner and other SA benchers like Neal, Leonard, Mills and Joseph, is where this prediction builds from guess to certainty. Miami’s Ray Allen’s speed up and down the court is deceiving and the Birdman seems to sprint from offense to defense and back again, not to mention Mr. Mike Miller who brought some energy in a short sprint last series against Indiana. Speaking of Indiana, Miami is lucky to make it out of that series without any injuries. Not ready to say Miami is better than San Antonio in 2013, I’m ready to say that Miami has the momentum and better bench… 2013 NBA Finals Game One: Miami 103 San Antonio 98 Miami takes a 1-0 lead. 3DDD