Heat Move on to Finals

     According to Walsh (2013), the Indiana Pacers dominated in Game 6. As a result of that, now they forced a Game 7 with the Miami Heat. The Indiana scored 91 while the Heat only scored 77. The Miami Heat all stars, Chris Bosh and Dwayne Wade only scored 15 points combined. It was LeBron who tried to lead the team to victory with 29 points but they couldn't. On the Pacers, Paul George and Roy Hibbert have a combined score of 52. The Miami Heat couldn't stop Hibbert in the post and George at the three.
   
     According to Walsh (2013), the Miami Heat defeated the Indiana Pacers 99-76. This closed the series 4-3 which means that the Miami Heat are moving on the finals against the Spurs. Erik Spoelstra, the Miami Heat coach, made some adjustments to stop Roy Hibbert from the paint and it worked unlike the last few games. They outsmarted the Pacers defensively and offensively. They also had more rebounds than the Pacers and forced 21 turnovers on them. In the finals the Miami Heat might have the disadvantage because they will be tired. They only have 2 days of rest while the Spurs has been rested for a week now.

References:

Malsh (2013). Heat vs Pacers: Game 6 Score, Highlights, and Analysis
  Retrieved from: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1658900-miami-heat-vs-indiana-pacers-game-6-score-highlights-and-analysis/

Malsh (2013). Heat vs Pacers: Game 7 Score, Highlights, and Analysis
  Retrieved from: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1660735-indiana-pacers-vs-miami-heat-game-7-score-highlights-and-analysis/