San Antonio Spurs Surprise The World With Dominance Over Miami Heat In NBA Finals-record

The San Antonio Spurs want to become the champions, and they want to get revenge on the Miami Heat. To achieve these goals they knew they had to prove they mean business in game 3, and they did much more than that, much to the surprise of the world. The two-time defending champions quite simply didn't know what had hit them as they fell to a devastating 111-92 loss to the Spurs.

Manu Ginobili explained that the Spurs were just in form, saying "It's not something you can plan for. There was no magic plays. We just moved the ball and every shot went in." That couldn't of been more true as they made 19 of their first 21 shots, finishing with 25 of 33 shots they attempted in the first half.

Will it be more of the same in game 4? According to Spurs coach Gregg Popovich it's unlikely. He explained "'I don't think we'll ever shoot 76 percent in a half ever again," However, the Spurs need two more victories within the next four games, and it's highly likely that this one magical performance will be enough to push them over the finishing line.

With game 4 in Miami, the Spurs know they could all but end the series in what's being called a "do or die" game. Can Miami bounce back, or will San Antonio continue to wipe the floor with them? The Spurs are hungry for success, and if the Heat can't put up a fight, they may just lose their best 3 players to free agency this summer.