AMAZING Game 7 4th quarter highlights from Miami!

The epic game 7 showdown had an incredible finish and now you can relive some of the amazing plays with these highlights from the 4th quarter as LeBron James led the Heat over Tim Duncan and the Spurs for his 2nd straight NBA title!

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[MyNameIsDaneee]

easily one of the best finals series of all time. crazy.

[FreeAgent]

To this day I'm still baffled how Miami were able to pull off those victories. It was incredible.

[xMNTALITYx]

This and 6 were absolutely crazy. One of the best sporting events of all time

[jboggy]

As a HEAT fan living in Miami this was an unbelievable time in the city. There were no cars on the road and after the games they had blocked off traffic lights and beating pots. Those were some great years in Miami.

[ledgermayne]

I don't know why would people hate this team. But despite the hate to this team we can't deny the fact that this Miami Heat team is one of the best and one of the most electrifying teams in NBA history. I miss their flashy passes, their dunks and posters, the fans cheering loud whenever someone attempts a 3pointer especially Ray Allen, the Wade and LeBron alley oops. Such a fun team to watch.

[BaLeeDatt]

If you lived in miami at the time you know how great it felt to be a heat fan. It was like miami against everybody that hated to see us win

[emmanpilapil]

3 years later this still give me the chills. i remember watching this live and down on the 3 minutes of the 4th qtr i was jumping everytime the heat scores a basket. damn the memories

[pmb]

the 3-pointer from Battier to the 88-82 lead with the commentary is just epic

[charleswoodsongoat]

0:51-1:32 craziest period of a basketball game i've ever seen

[marcrenaud]

2:35 "we're both glad thats over" - pop

[phenomenal_pr]

This was the best Miami heat Team ever!

[Avrielfer]

Remember we ran from the club where we were watching the game all the way to the stadium in dowmtown and i had a broken leg at the time but the feeling was so crazy adrenaline running threw me as my whole family and friends were in the street slaping hands people had the pots and pans out never in my life will i experience this feeling during a sporting moment this was no doubt my best heat memory and i went to game 5 at the heat arean in 06 but this was just a little bit better

[TheColonelAngel]

if only the heat didn't choke VS the mavs this would have been the 3peat

[kendawg]

The Thing im going to miss the most is the 50% off papa johns after every heat win. Omg bro when i say i gained 9 pounds over that 27 game win streak.. I shit you not. #WadeCounty

[kingwarrior]

One of the greatest NBA Finals series ever! 😁🙌

[jasonclark]

The funny part is Chalmers traveled too hard at the end

[lllllllllllllllllllllld]

Two of the greatest franchise in the NBA going at it. This is a classic.

[austinc]

This was the best Finals. No one could miss

[valentinexavier]

LeBron is 2-0 in Finals Game 7s - one at home and, more significantly, one on the road against a team that won 73 regular season games. I mean... in an NBA sense that's almost unthinkable, that a 57-win team would beat a 73-win team in the Finals in a game 7 on the road.

And a Finals game 7 is the ultimate test of clutchness for a superstar basketball player, isn't it? One game for all the marbles? Unfortunately we've never seen Michael Jordan play under these circumstances with the Bulls.

We saw Kobe in a Finals Game 7. His shooting wasn't anything to write home about (25%) but he still hustled his ass off for 45 min to get 15 rebounds. That counts for something.

What would Jordan have done? I think the common answer to that would sound something like, "Oh, well he would've scored 60 points and hit the game winning three." But we can't really say for sure, can we? No.

[michaelmanlolo]

This version of Heat will annihilate the Warriors any time..