Kevin Durant melted Miami for one part, Oklahoma led in the final
2.06.2013
Kevin Durant run wild in the last quarter for the victory of Oklahoma City with 105:94 over Miami in the first game of the final series in the National Basketball Association in the USA and Canada.
The top scorer in the regular season made 17 of his 36 points precisely in the fourth part, to counteract the Thunder in front of their own audience. Oklahoma trailing in most of the game, but with fast and aggressive game after the break, catch up by 13 points in the first half and eventually triumphed.
Durant and Russell Westbrook alone scored more points from Miami in the second half of the match, allowing the star of Oklahoma to win his first part-time clash with LeBron James, who graduated last quarter with seven points.
Westbrook started the game badly, but eventually scored 27 points to which they added 11 assists and eight rebounds. With baskets from almost all possible positions, Durant finished with 12 from 20 accurate shots from the game to which added eight rebounds. He and Westbrook managed to score only 41 points in the second half when Heath scored only 40.
James finished with 30 points for Miami, which is a personal record for him in the final match, but he scored just one basket in the first 8:15 minutes of the last quarter. Oklahoma was then formed their lead and won the first game of the series. Dwyane Wade added 19 points for Miami.
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