Parker dominates in Game 1 of NBA Finals
San Antonio guard Tony Parker scored 27 points with four rebounds and seven assists as the Spurs beat Cleveland 85 76 at the AT T Center. Tim Duncan added 24 points and 13 rebounds while LeBron James and the Cavaliers struggle to slow Parker and penetrate the paint.
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Cavaliers aim to slow Parker after Game 1 loss in finals
Cavaliers coach Mike Brown rejected benching Larry Hughes as a Game 2 change despite Daniel Gibson’s hot play and Hughes’s foot injury. Gibson led Cleveland with 16 points in Game 1, becoming the first rookie since 1993 to top his team in Finals scoring.
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LeAnn Rimes to Sing National Anthem Before Game 2
LeAnn Rimes will perform the national anthem before Game 2 of the NBA Finals in San Antonio on Sunday. The event follows Jordin Sparks at the opener and precedes other planned performances by Taylor Hicks and Ben Harper in related games.
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Spurs coach Popovich learns to loosen reins for results
Gregg Popovich says less coaching yields more for players like Parker and Ginobili as teams adapt to on court realities. Cavaliers coach Brown notes San Antonio offensive rebounds and hockey assists shaping the game in Game 1.
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LeBron James vows more aggressive approach in Game 2
After a subdued Game 1 with limited scoring and several turnovers, LeBron James pledges to attack the Spurs more in Game 2. Coach Popovich and Spurs acknowledge James’s talent and expect him to adapt, while teammates note miscues by peers affected the result.
Tait Cheers Cavs Reach NBA Finals From AT&T Center
Cleveland broadcaster Joe Tait, turning 70, finally calls NBA Finals for the Cavaliers after decades with the team. He has long been a beloved figure in Ohio media and is celebrated as the Cavs reach the world championship series.
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