How LeBron’s 2013 Heat Beat the Pacers & Spurs in NBA Title Run (ft. Mario Chalmers)
The 2013 Miami Heat were one of the greatest teams in NBA history. Two-time NBA champion Mario Chalmers breaks down how LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, Chris Bosh and the Miami Heat won back-to-back NBA championships in 2012 and 2013.
Chalmers breaks down every series from the Heat’s 2013 playoff run, including matchups against the San Antonio Spurs’ Big Four of Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manu Ginóbili and Kawhi Leonard, the Indiana Pacers led by Paul George and Roy Hibbert, the Chicago Bulls led by Jimmy Butler and Carlos Boozer, and the Milwaukee Bucks led by Brandon Jennings and Monta Ellis.
00:00 2012-2013 Regular Season
1:13 Early Sweeps vs Bucks and Bulls
2:39 Eastern Conference Finals vs Pacers
7:15 Finals Game 1 Loss to Spurs
10:18 Tim Duncan’s Dominance
11:41 Ray Allen’s Legendary Clutch 3
15:31 Game 7, Championship Celebration
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Very cool! Thank you for your commitment to excellence! 🍒🧡
Very cool! Thank you for your attention to detail! 😚🍒
He could’ve won more championships if he had stayed there
HEATLESSS
9:35 Chasedown block?
Oh, so Brandon Jennings was delusional before Gils Arena😂🤔😂….Noted
Great talent of course but high delusion
And still the same on Gils Arena
Shoutout BJ tho😂💪🏾
As a Heat fan, I wish every sports fan could experience what that season and Finals were like
Heat had the best bench players one of the reasons they kept contending players .Shane battier Ray Allen sixth man , Mike miller , birdman , Richard Lewis , Norris Cole.
That finals run for the heat was so fun to watch. One of my favorite teams ever. LeBron’s block on Duncan in game 6 is one of my favorite plays ever from that run. As well as his block on Splitter.
The fourth Heatle
I always said the best part of that Ray Allen shot was how he quickly got behind that 3pt line with amazing footwork. Sent chills down my spine