terrible, and KG was the only player who really shined on offense. Just an awful game.

After taking control of the game in the first quarter, I extended the lead to double digits with a strong performance in the second quarter. The scoring was fairly evenly distributed with Crawford leading the way with 12 at the half. I figured that a 60-44 halftime lead would allow for a fairly easy second half. Guess what? I was wrong.

The Heat outscored me 33-17 in the third period, coming all the way back to take a 77-74 lead. Jay Williams hit a three pointer in the final minute to tie the game at 77, a deadlock that would last until the end of the period. We traded baskets at the beginning ofI narrowed the gap to 92-91 with about five minutes left in the fourth, but the Warriors edged away thanks to a three by Mike Dunleavy Jr. I was forced to foul Van Exel with about 5 seconds left. He made one of two to make the game 105-103. KG missed a short jumper that would have sent the game into OT.

"Gotta give it on up to the glock glock
Pop pop, better drop when them buckshot blow
The bone in me never no ho, so no creepin up outta the ziplock So sin, sip gin, and lil' mo heart run up, nut up And flipped in."

Most of the time, a player from the winning team is named POG. But throughout the entire series, sometimes a player from the losing