The San Antonio Spurs will host the Miami Heat for Game 2 of the NBA Finals 2014 with the Spurs looking to take full advantage of their home court to go 2-0 up.
Today's game takes place from the AT&T Center in San Antonio, Texas and is scheduled to have a start time of 8 p.m. EST. Fans can watch the game on the ABC network or online via the live stream link provided below.
If the Spurs can win again tonight they will be half way towards claiming the NBA Championship, but LeBron James and co. will be fighting to ensure that doesn't happen, and the Heat will be looking to level the series back to 1-1 tonight.
The Spurs are on a fantastic postseason run, winning eight straight Playoff games at home by 15 points or more – that's an NBA record. However, it will all mean nothing if they lose tonight and let the series slip back to 1-1.
Point guard Tony Parker said ahead of the game: "That's why I think we can't be satisfied. Because we was in the same situation and we know they can win here, and so we just have to go out there and play our game and try to win this one. I think it's a big game for the series."
Even though the Heat are 0-1 down, history is on their side for Game 2. Five times the Heat have gone 0-1 down in a series with LeBron James playing, and five times they've come back to win Game 2
Meanwhile, guard Dwyane Wade laughed off how much of a crisis it would be if the Heat fell to 0-2. He said laughing: "I'm sure the series would be over from the outside. Our focus is on how we can win ballgames and understand in the series it's the first one to four; not the first one to one, not the first one to two, not the first one to three. You win a series by being the first one to four. We understand the journey, we understand the path and what it takes to get there," according to AP.
The game can be watched on ABC or online by clicking here.
