We head back to Miami with the series split at one game a piece, making this a very pivotal matchup for both sides. Will the Thunder's first quarter problems continue? Will LeBron's maintain his solid fourth quarter play? Hit us back after the game ends for updates and discussion.
Update: Despite a good start from Durantula and OKC, Miami came out hot as well, leading by 6 at the end of quarter one and by one at the half. The two clubs kept it close throughout much of the third, but OKC pulled away to a 10 point lead halfway through three. However, KD picked up a crucial fourth foul with 5 minutes remaining in Q3, sending him to the bench and allowing Miami to come back quickly, holding a two point lead going into the final period. Although the Thunder kept things interesting, the Heat never looked back from there, going on to grab a 91-85 victory and a 2-1 edge for the series. LeBron was just short of his third straight 30 point effort, logging 29 points and 14 boards while DWade packed the stat sheet with 25, 7 and 7. Chris Bosh had yet another solid night, snagging a double double on 10 points and 11 rebounds. Durant had 25 points while teammates Russell Westbrook and James Harden struggled, scoring 19 points (8-18 FG) and 9 points (2-10 FG), respectively. Tune in to ABC and KWT Tuesday night at 8PM CT for Game 4 of the Finals, live from South Beach.
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