NBA Finals Odds 2014: Heat vs. Spurs Game 2

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The NBA Finals odds for the Heat vs. Spurs Game 2 had San Antonio as a -4 home court favorite at BetDSI.com.

The San Antonio Spurs host the Miami Heat on Sunday night in Game 2 of the NBA Finals.

The home team will once again be favored in this contest that can be seen on ABC.

This has been a home team series recently and if the San Antonio Spurs can continue that trend and win their four home games in this series then they will win the NBA title. That is easier said than done as the Miami Heat have the best player in the NBA in LeBron James.

The Miami Heat have the two best players in this series in LeBron James and Dwyane Wade. The San Antonio Spurs have the best team though with a number of players who can score. Will it be the team with the two best players or will the best team win? This matchup a year ago went to the Miami Heat but just barely.

Here is a look at the preview for this game.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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