WHAT THEY
NEED TO DO:
SPURS: Not turn it over 17 times. Tim Duncan and Tony Parker CAN NOT have the shooting percentage they had in game 2 and expect to win another game in this series. Manu Ginobili. Well… he hasn’t played well for weeks now and was out of control with the ball in Game 2. In Game 2, the Spurs' big three (which is really a big 2 and ¾) shot 10-of-33 from the field. This means that it’s going to take another boost from their supporting cast to beat the Heat 3 more times. Hopefully this boost won’t be squandered as it was in Game 2. Danny Green had an amazing game…that went to waste. "We have three at home, so we're excited about that," Spurs Tim Duncan said. "But if we play like we did (Sunday), that's not going to matter". Couldn't have said it better Timmy!
HEAT:
Chris Bosh needs to show up to the Game in his Big Man suit. Wade needs to play like he’s the second best player on the team (or as close as possible to it) and Lebron needs to play like the MVP. Not saying that he has played poorly, but he usually exerts his will on his opponents and that hasn't been happening.I hate to put this on Lebron..but his status as MVP and his salary says I have to. In the two games against San Antonio, he's averaging 17.5. That's not very Lebronish.Credit to Kawhi Leonard and the Spurs. Oh...and those other guys in Heat uniforms have to step up, too.
WHO WINS?
SPURS!
That’s just
how the Heat series’ have gone. Win..lose…win…lose. Plus they are one of the
best home teams in the league. Darn..but Miami is the best road team in the
league *throws hands in the hair*. I’m sticking with the Spurs! Final answer.Game 3 is tonight (9 p.m. ET, ABC),
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