While Green's defense hasn't been celebrated as much as his touch from outside, it's been just as important. In transition, Green has been the perfect antidote to those turnover woes. Time and time again, he's taken on the fast-breaking LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, and disrupted their usually automatic transition attack. His non-committal defense has made lobs difficult, while his court awareness has positioned him to frustrate them time and again. One of the more interesting storylines for the Heat going into Game 6 is how LeBron's jumper will treat him. In this series the Spurs have laid back defensively and forced him to shoot, and it's paid off as James has been largely inconsistent when taking shots outside of the paint in Miami's losses where he has shot 6/29 (.20.7%) versus 13/21 (61.9%) in the Heat's wins. If his jumper starts falling again, the Heat will be able to make it difficult on San Antonio in Game 6. If not, then just how aggressive James decides to be will be a huge indicator of Miami's success. If Game 6 holds true to the series pattern, the Heat will find a way to adjust from their mistakes in Game 5, and dominate in their return home to force a Game 7. #Nba finals 2013 game 7 miami vs spurs full game series

At this point in this series, nothing would shock me, but I have a gut feeling (take this for whatever you think it's worth) that that won't be the case in Game 6. I think Miami will definitely find areas to adjust and improve, because Erik Spoelstra is a talented coach, and as a unit they respond so well after tough losses. However, I expect Gregg Popovich to have his guys ready for a potential championship-clinching game. Over the years, the Spurs have shown a wonderful ability to close out strongly in both close games and close series. Even though the Heat are a juggernaut, and have the best player on the planet, I think that ability to close out will shine through tonight.For all the criticism James deserved for his poor play during the better part of this series, he quieted the critics and awoke in the fourth quarter. Whether it was the now infamous white headband, the yellow tape being placed around the court, as reported by Brett Pollakoff of, or the desperation of losing yet another NBA Finals, James went off in the fourth quarter. James got going with a couple dunks, which translated to a huge block on Tim Duncan on the defensive end, and then him going 7-of-9 in the paint to help the Heat in their comeback bid. Not to be lost in the late-game comeback was his stellar triple double. #Nba finals 2013 game 7 miami vs spurs full game series.

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