Deja vu. The results of game six have confirmed what we've already seen: The NBA Finals come down to Miami and San Antonio. But hopefully with different results.
Miami won the Eastern Conference Friday night in a blowout game. They beat Indiana by 25 points and the end score was Miami (117) vs Indiana (92). San Antonio won the Western Conference Saturday night, but in a much closer game. Although the Thunder tried their hardest, it was clear the Spurs would come out in the end as the winners. They won by five and the end score was San Antonio (112) vs OKC (107).
Many NBA fans (including myself) are hoping history won't repeat itself in the much anticipated 2014 finals. Whatever happens, it's bound to be a sensational series. What do you think will happen--redemption season for the Spurs or three-peat for the Heat?
I would say Spurs in six, but with the new finals format at 2-2-1-1-1 and Tony Parker not at 100%, I'm going to say (and hope) Spurs in seven.
Game one of the finals starts tonight with the Spurs and Heat at 8:00pm.
Miami won the Eastern Conference Friday night in a blowout game. They beat Indiana by 25 points and the end score was Miami (117) vs Indiana (92). San Antonio won the Western Conference Saturday night, but in a much closer game. Although the Thunder tried their hardest, it was clear the Spurs would come out in the end as the winners. They won by five and the end score was San Antonio (112) vs OKC (107).
Many NBA fans (including myself) are hoping history won't repeat itself in the much anticipated 2014 finals. Whatever happens, it's bound to be a sensational series. What do you think will happen--redemption season for the Spurs or three-peat for the Heat?
Game one of the finals starts tonight with the Spurs and Heat at 8:00pm.
All times are in Central Time.
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