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Miami Heat Win NBA championship 121 to 106 over the Oklahoma Thunder

The Oklahoma Thunder didn’t have a chance as the Miami Heat with the sensational play of Lebron James won the NBA Final 121 to 106.

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14 years ago

June 22, 2012

UVM Staff

The Oklahoma Thunder didn’t have a chance as the Miami Heat, with the sensational play of Lebron James, won the NBA Final 121 to 106. Lebron was spectacular on both ends of the court as he was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the game.

James had a triple double in the biggest game of his career. Heat role players drained threes like they were layups, with its offense firing on all cylinders and was aggressive on defense.

Unheard Voices would like to congratulate the new NBA champions Miami Heat on a fantastic series.

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