Though the edge is really on Nuggets side but there's still game left and who knows, maybe Lakers will push and try to extend the games.

But if you'll going to assess the way both LeBron and Davis are playing, seems that they are really
having a hard time matching against Murray and Jokic.

Plus those role players who really playing well on both sides, help defense and additional offense for the Nuggets
is really hurting the Lakers.

Too much for the Lakers to handle that's the reality especially when they don't have the right men to defend both Jokic and Murray this time. Honestly, it's really great for them to reach this far despite their struggles in the regular season because of Westbrook. it's just too much for them to reach their final goal in the NBA final this year because obviously, they will fail to do so because of how the performance of the Denver Nuggets every game of this round.

It’s not about how they can’t defend Jokic and Murray but it’s about how they can’t answer to Murray and Jokic aggression during 2nd half of the game. They always choke and most of their field goal attempt failed whoever shoot which makes them unable to answer on Nuggets. It’s normal that a player can find a way to score since there’s a screen and double team which makes the other one open. Nuggets is doing double team too on Davis and leave one Lakers player open like DLo 2 failed attempt to shoot an open shot.

Simply Nuggets is just so good on clutch games compared to Lakers. Lakers have a lot of players that can shutdown Jokic and Murray. I think they are just lacking some compassion since they didn’t expect that Nuggets is this strong compared to Grizzlies and Warriors which many people expects the greatest threat for them.

It is definitely over, there is absolutely nothing that could go right for Lakers anymore. I do not believe that they could win even a single game, it just feels like its totally gone. The only thing that I wonder now is how the Celtics Heat will go, because Heat won 2 on the road and you do not see that often, could they win 2 in a row at home as well and make it a sweep too? I mean its not really that much of shocker if they managed to win on the road, it would be not that much of a big chance if they were not really considering that beforehand but I guess it is going to be possible if they fight hard for it. A Nuggets vs Heat finals, I never would have seen that coming at the start of the year, something I definitely did not expected.

Wemby to Spurs as well, that's another surprise, did not expected that to happen, assumed Pistons would got it, after the worse season ever, they ended up with 5, so that seems a bit bad. Wemby wouldn't be that much of a big impact on his first season plus Spurs have nearly no one else, so its going to take a few seasons until Wemby gets better and Spurs build around him.

The Lakers are not performing well. And I absolutely agree that it is definitely over right now for the Lakers. I definitely expected better results from the Lakers to be honest. This has been a disappointing previous couple of matches from the Lakers.

Now it is going to be interesting to see if Miami Heat will be able to go to the finals. The way they are playing right now I don't think they will have any problems. But the Miami Heat will still have to make sure that by winning the next match. They are already leading the Celtics by 2-0. Should not be a very hard task for them to qualify for the finals in my opinion.

Still impressive of James Lebron still actively playing. He has been playing there for about 15 years in the league or maybe longer? You can see that he is physically a little less than the other players, but his experience and insight into the game make him very valuable. Always nice when the Drafting starts again. Never understood how that works exactly, but as a player you can just be traded from one day to the next without having much influence on it yourself? Who would now be the big favorite to become champion?

It was clear that Denver would get it after the series went 2-0. Few teams in history have come back from 2-0. By winning the 3rd game, Denver guaranteed this tour. There is no series in history returning from 3-0. With a rating of 149-0, all teams leading the series 3-0 won.
Denver played much better overall in the series and qualified for the NBA Finals. On the one hand, Jokić played excellently, on the other hand, characters such as Porter Jr., Murray, Gordon contributed very well. They have the air of a championship team. Finals will be very interesting.

As expected it's almost halftime and the Heat are leading. I think Boston is pretty much out of the playoffs. Jimmy Butler has come to play and Jayson Tatum has once again shrunk in the big moments.

Does anybody still remember this taunt by Al Horford? Now Butler did this in front of him, and Horford seems angry because of what Butler did to him. I did watch a video of the taunting, and I can't help myself not to laugh. Karma really strikes harder.

Anyway, you can watch the video here where Butler did the same taunt that Horford did in Game 1, and what's funny is Horford's reaction while Butler is doing it in front of him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NJHthidRJE

Those 3 undrafted players of the Heat are leading the way for them to get Game 3, and remain undefeated on their home this playoffs. Vincent, Strus, and Martin are combined for 57 points while Vincent got a career-high 29 points. Butler scored only 16 points, but it doesn't matter at all because the Heat have so many offensive weapons that can step up when needed like these 3 undrafted players. Coach Spo has been a very great coach for the Heat team, and he earns Pat Riley's trust that's why he remains to be the head coach of the team even though the Big 3 of James, Wade and Bosh are not there anymore. Kudos to Coach Spo, and the whole Heat team as they're one win away from going to the NBA Finals.

As for the Celtics, Tatum, and Brown are both in the All-NBA teams, but tonight they are both garbage as they only scored 26 points combined, and shot 1/14 from three-point area combined. Just imagine this, an undrafted player like Gabe Vincent outscored these 2 all-star players of the Celtics. I don't want to say this, but that's shameful, and because of that, the morale of the Celtics are gone, and they will not come back with this one. I just hope that they will not get swept, but the chances of that to happen is low as well knowing that the Heat are undefeated on their home.

Now the Nuggets, and the Heat are both 3-0, and with what's happening right now, it seems like these 2 teams are likely to face in the NBA Finals... or we might see a team breaking the history as the first team to overcome a 0-3 deficit?

Yeah I saw that Butler having fun when his team is doing great. Gabe Vincent, Caleb Martin, and Duncan Robinson, all three undrafted players did some great damage against the Boston Celtics.
I don't really like blowout games as it takes the fun out, but the Celtics just cannot find an answer from all the three points being made by the Miami Heat.
19/35 Heat against 11/42 Celtics. 54% against 26%. With that, you could already see who is winning.
What the Celtics did in the third quarter forcing three-pointers was not wise, there is still a chance to get back in the game if they only played defense and try to score back in the paint instead of forcing a three. Tatum was not as aggressive as in Games 1 and 2. Then the frustration happened, Marcus Smart almost hit Martin with an elbow, and yet the referees did not even see it as a flagrant foul because it didn't hit him. That's an absurd officiating, there's obviously an intention to that. I don't know what Tony Brothers is thinking to call it a common foul.

Anyway, a great win for Miami Heat at their home.
Sorry for those who made a bet on player props, they won't hit in a blowout game as the stars are rested for the whole 4th quarter. Same boat.