Oh, it was only when Miami was down 7 with 29 seconds left? Damn I thought he had finally killed off his 4th quarter demons. Hey, not too shabby though. He infinitely increased his 4th quarter scoring load from Game 4. He's up to a grand total of 1.0 ppg in the final period these past two games.
In a related note, LeBron's 17 tonight raised his average in the Finals all the way up to 17.2 ppg. Jordan never averaged fewer than 27.3 in any of his 6 Championship appearances, and said scoring average (1996 vs. Seattle) was his only dip below averaging the 30 point mark in his Finals career.
And don't give me the "Oh but he had a triple-double tonight! He's playing a great all-around game!". He was nowhere to be found where it mattered most, once again. If LeBron ain't scoring, the Heat ain't winning. It's pretty simple. C'mon now Dallas. One more.
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