LeBron James and the Heat’s Big 3 are trying to establish a dynasty with back-to-back championships. Tim Duncan and the Spurs’ Big 3 are trying to cement their own with another title. Lasting legacies are on the line.
The Avalanche Of Unreasonable falls upon the heads of the regal Spurs because they had the shameful audacity to lose at a crucial time to the defending champions led by the world’s best basketball player in his roaring home.
The Heat fashioned one of the biggest, most memorable and best nights in South Florida sports history here Tuesday night. Now all they have to do is do it again, if it isn’t too much to ask.
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