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Miami Heat holds off stubborn Oklahoma Thunder in game 2 of NBA finals

After dropping their opening game with the Oklahoma Thunder, the Miami Heat got back on their winning track after downing the Thunders 100 to 96 in a close fought battle between the two elite teams

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13 years ago

June 16, 2012

UVM Staff

Miami Heat Holds Off Stubborn Oklahoma Thunder In Game 2 Of NBA Finals

Photo Credit : Scott Mecum (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dwyane_Wade_Dec_2012.jpg)

After dropping their opening game with the Oklahoma Thunder, the Miami Heat got back on their winning track after downing the Thunders 100 to 96 in a close fought battle between the two elite teams. Miami took the lead from the start of the game and never relinquished it to the Thunders.

It almost looked like a repeat of the first game where they held the lead for three quarters before losing a heart breaker to the resilient Thunder.

Lebron James was absolutely sensational with continued phenomenal play had 32 points, 8 rebounds, and 5 assists, who help his team Miami Heat pull even with Thunders (1 to 1). Game three is at Miami on June 17th.

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