NBA.2012.FINALS.G4-1(19 june).OKC.Thunder@MIA.Heat.720p
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NBA 2012 Playoffs #83 - THE FINALS - 19 june
OKLAHOMA CITY Thunder (2W) vs. MIAMI Heat (2E) - Game 4 on abc (feat. Game 3,2-720p&1-540p)
MIAMI Heat: 3. Dwyane Wade,
----------- 1. Chris Bosh,
6. LeBron James,
31. Shane Battier,
15. Mario Chalmers,
50. Joel Anthony, 30. Norris Cole, 34. Eddy Curry, 32. Mickell Gladness, 14. Terrel Harris, 40. Udonis Haslem, 5. Juwan Howard, 22. James Jones, 13. Mike Miller, 45. Dexter Pittman, 21. Ronny Turiaf
Coach: Erik Spoelstra
OKLAHOMA CITY Thunder: 0. Russell Westbrook,
---------------------- 2. Thabo Sefolosha,
35. Kevin Durant,
9. Serge Ibaka,
5. Kendrick Perkins,
45. Cole Aldrich, 4. Nick Collison, 14. Daequan Cook, 37.Derek Fisher, 13. James Harden, 11. Lazar Hayward, 7. Royal Ivey, 15. Reggie Jackson, 6. Eric Maynor, 8. Nazr Mohammed, 33. Ryan Reid
Coach: Scott Brooks
Video: H264 720p
Credit: Dare90
your the best! thanks so much
The Miami Heat rallied from a 17-point first-half deficit to defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder 104-98 Tuesday in Game 4 of the NBA Finals at AmericanAirlines Arena.
The Heat lead the series 3-1, and have a chance to close out the series in Game 5 Thursday.
LeBron James led Miami with 26 points, 12 assists and nine rebounds, but it was the play of Mario Chalmers that may have been most key. He finished with a postseason-high 25 points on 9 of 15 shooting. With James on the bench suffering from apparent leg cramps late in the game, Chalmers hit a driving layup that put the Heat ahead by five with under a minute remaining.
His play was what Miami needed to offset a remarkable performance by Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook. He scored a game-high 43 points and almost single-handedly led the Thunder to tying the series.
The Heat lead the series 3-1, and have a chance to close out the series in Game 5 Thursday.
LeBron James led Miami with 26 points, 12 assists and nine rebounds, but it was the play of Mario Chalmers that may have been most key. He finished with a postseason-high 25 points on 9 of 15 shooting. With James on the bench suffering from apparent leg cramps late in the game, Chalmers hit a driving layup that put the Heat ahead by five with under a minute remaining.
His play was what Miami needed to offset a remarkable performance by Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook. He scored a game-high 43 points and almost single-handedly led the Thunder to tying the series.
mentallyours: You MF spoiler! Why are you doing this?
Nepotu at 2012-06-20 14:48 CET:
@pjones452: Thank you and you are welcome my friend!
@Brokulak: Because is a frustrated child with mental issues who lives in a mental clinic and he thinks everyone hates him...
@mentallyours: ...which is true... lmfao
@Brokulak: Because is a frustrated child with mental issues who lives in a mental clinic and he thinks everyone hates him...
@mentallyours: ...which is true... lmfao
mentallyour- you are a fucking piece of shit go fuck yourself a little harder tonight douche bag!!!!!!!! We are going to get you kicked the fuck off!!! FUCK YOU!!!!
Thanks again for a great upload. Also, the 3-part splitting means a lot for us with a little slower connection, so thanks for that too.
@metallyours Congrats on being a low-life jerk.
@metallyours Congrats on being a low-life jerk.
Nepotu at 2012-06-21 10:54 CET:
u r welcome SandRunneR!
Nepotu: Many thanks for the upload anyway :)
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