San Antonio Spurs deflate Miami Heat 110-95 in Game One of NBA Finals

By: Ricardo E. Calderon, Copyright 2014, Eagle Pass Business Journal, Inc.

The San Antonio Spurs deflated the Miami Heat 110-95 in Game One of the 2014 NBA Finals Championship on Thursday, June 5, 2014, at the sauna-like AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas, taking a 1-0 lead in the best of seven finals.

The Miami Heat came out aggressive in the first period but the Spurs with the aid of the Argentinian Gaucho, Manu Ginobili, sharpshooting took a first quarter lead in the game.

The Spurs continued to execute their total team strategy to take a 54-49 halftime lead over the Miami Heat and Lebron James.

In the the third period, aided by horrible NBA Referees foul calls against the Spurs and seldomly against the Miami Heat, the Dwayne Wade and Lebron James led Miami Heat regain the lead in the third period.

With temperatures sweltering to 90 plus inside the AT&T Center sauna without air conditioning, the heat started taking its toll on both teams but particularly on Miami Heat’s Lebron James who had to withdraw from the game with seven minutes remaining due to severe leg cramps while the Spurs continued to work their total team strategy magic with Danny Green lighting up the scoreboard with three consecutive three points baskets and a fastbreak layup to hammer the nail on the Miami Heat’s coffin in Game One of the NBA Finals, resulting in the Spurs 110-95 victory.

The Spurs seek to avenge last year’s loss to the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals by dethroning the defending NBA Champions in the 2014 NBA Finals.
Game Two is on Sunday, June 8th, at the AT&T Center in San Antonio.

Go Spurs Go!