Green has really found his form as of recently after having a rough past in the league. He was waived by the Cleveland Cavaliers after playing 20 games during his rookie season of 2009. After being picked up in November 2010 by the Spurs, he was assigned to the D-League where he played for two different teams. During the lockout he signed with KK Union Olimpija, a Slovenian professional team, then returned to the Spurs when the 2011 season started.

2011 was his breakout year, where he earned a spot in the starting lineup. But this season where he really showed his talent, as is evident by his playoff explosion.

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Mario followed up an outstanding Game 2 performance with a “Wario”-like performance. Chalmers got into early foul trouble, and somehow managed to miss all 5 of his shots, all while turning the ball over 4 times. A truly forgettable game for Chalmers.

The only seemingly normal stat for James, it wasn’t enough to make up for the lack of the rest of his game. His single offensive rebound is proof that he had no presence in the paint.

A lower figure than normal because the Miami starters were pulled with 5:43 left in the game, after falling down by 31 points.

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The Spurs had never trailed in an NBA Finals series, and they still haven’t after taking a 2-1 lead over the Heat with this emphatic win.

The third straight game in which LeBron hasn’t scored 20 points. The last time he went 3 straight without scoring 20? The three games in Dallas, Texas during the 2011 Finals. Eerie

Earlier this season James went on a 33-game streak of scoring at least 20 points.

In the first of three games played in San Antonio, LeBron and the Heat laid an egg against the sharpshooting Spurs, losing by 36 in the 3rd most lopsided defeat in Finals history.