Game 4 will be tipping off soon.
Will Kevin Durant's arms really fall off from all the shots he said he would take in Game 4 during Monday's press conference?
He struggled in Game 3 in the fourth, only scoring four points. In Game 1 he dropped 17 and in Game 2 he had 16 in the final quarter.
It was a very disappointing Game 3 performance for him, to say the least.
The Miami Heat have the 2-1 advantage and will try to forget what happened to them last year in the Finals when they lead the Dallas Mavericks by the same margin.
Dwyane Wade has shown up in the last couple of games and Chris Bosh has brought a great presence to the Heat's lineup.
Shane Battier has been absolutely hot from three-point range. He is 11-15 from beyond the arc in the three games.
They got out to quick starts in Game 1 and 2, but eventually the Thunder were able to come back. The Heat lost Game 1, but held on to the lead in Game 2.
Game 3 was a back and forth battle, in which the Thunder had a 10-point lead in the third quarter.
With Durant in foul trouble they were unable to keep the lead. LeBron and Wade brought the Heat back and stole Game 3 from the Thunder.
Which role player will make the difference in this one?
James Harden needs to step up in this game if the Thunder do not want to fall 3-1 to the Heat.
To watch the game click on the link provided below. Tipoff is set for 9 PM EDT.