Lakers vs Heat Game 5 NBA Finals 2020: Miami Heat ruined the party for the Lakers with three-point warfare and extended the NBA Final to a sixth game

Lakers vs Heat Game 5 NBA Finals

A memorable day of basketball had its fans with the incredible victory of the Miami Heat over the Los Angeles Lakers by 111-108 in the NBA Finals and that was heart-stopping until the final seconds. The series was 3-2 in favor of the Lakers but they could not celebrate tonight at the Orlando Bubble.

Jimmy Butler's side had an impressive performance and with Duncan Robinson hitting seven 3s. There will be game 6 at the Orlando Bubble.

The game was unmissable from the beginning with the men from Miami playing an almost perfect game and they met some confident Lakers, who after taking advantage, had a slump that they took advantage of against them. The mistakes and good performance of their rivals, especially Jimmy Butler and Duncan Robinson, left them down for much of the night.

During the first three quarters the superiority of the Heat was maintained and at no time did they let LeBron James and company have an advantage, who were on several occasions imprecise when defining. This until in the last part the Lakers achieved a couple of high-level minutes and were able to get ahead on the scoreboard for the second time in the game.

Miami Heat won Game 5

Already in the final minutes it was for anyone, even being tied or with only a couple of points difference, but it was there that Butler's great game prevailed, rewarding that Miami was almost always in control on this decisive day and that it was all or nothing.

Robinson was another of the Heat's high points, hitting seven 3s in an incredible personal performance, joining Jimmy Butler with 35 points. Although in the Lakers LeBron was relentless and broke it with 40 points and in the final part they added drama to the result, they failed to connect the last play.

Now Lakers and Heat will have to meet again this Sunday in the sixth game of the definition, which will be another opportunity for Los Angeles to achieve their long-awaited title after 10 years, or for Butler and company to tie the series and push everything to a seventh and end game.

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