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Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon (50) loses control of the ball against Miami Heat guard Max Strus (bottom) and forward Kevin Love (right) in the early stages of Game 2 of the NBA finals. Photograph: Matthew Stockman/USA Today Sports
Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon (50) loses control of the ball against Miami Heat guard Max Strus (bottom) and forward Kevin Love (right) in the early stages of Game 2 of the NBA finals. Photograph: Matthew Stockman/USA Today Sports
Alright, that was an exciting finish and I am shocked as anybody that my prediction of the Heat winning a one-possession game actually came true. This is an extremely unusual event unlikely to be repeated.
We will continue to cover the NBA finals here at the Guardian until its conclusion, which means at least three more games after this. This, however, will end today’s live coverage of Game 2. Thanks to everybody who read along with us these last few hours including the one brave soul who actually wrote it. Ciao!
You can read a full report from tonight’s game here:
48.6% but who’s counting? The Nuggets shot 39.3% and struggled in the fourth quarter and still had a chance to at least tie it at the buzzer. The Heat may be heading home for Wednesday’s Game 3 but they may have only made the Nuggets angry.
Finally, a great defensive possession from Denver, as the Nuggets force an out-of-bounds turnover. On the other end, Jokić makes an easy basket, silky smooth, and Spoelstra calls a quick timeout to prevent the momentum from shifting.
Jokić is uncharacteristically sloppy here, throwing the ball out of bounds. On the next possession, Adebayo hits an emphatic dunk and picks up another foul. “The Heat have missed one shot this fourth quarter.”
Butler with a three pointer! That’s how you make up for a turnover! Murray, who has had a rough game so far, hits a key basket here to cut the lead down.
But Butler drives to the basket, hits a floater and draws a foul from Gordon! Butler makes the free throw.
Vincent picks up his fourth foul, it’s on Jokić but it’s not a shooting foul. No matter, Adebayo fouls him on the possession anyways, putting him on the line.
The Heat are now hitting over 50% from the three-point line. The Nuggets are hitting around 36%. That’s how Miami has gotten back in control here. Denver doesn’t need to hit more threes but they do need to stop giving the Heat these opportunities and looks.
Nuggets with a shot clock violation, which you very rarely see. On the other end, Vincent hits a three. Miami’s three-point shots are falling and that’s usually a sign that Heat’s offense is working like it should. Heat in front.
The venerable Jeff Green gets to the line and makes both of his free throws. He says he will never retire, Jeff Green. He dances in light and in shadow and he is a great favorite. He never sleeps.
It suddenly feels like a rock fight. The Heat are disrupting and making the Nuggets actually work here, which might be the key to coming out here with a win.
Eventually Brown draws a foul to get on the line, maybe the best approach here against this Miami defense. He makes both free throws.
