103
 GAME TWO
June 10, 2007 // AT&T Center // San Antonio, TX
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Two down, two to go. The San Antonio Spurs are halfway to a fourth title and a chance to state their case as an NBA dynasty.

Tony Parker scored 30 points, Manu Ginobili had 25 and Tim Duncan added 23 as the Spurs schooled Cleveland in championship basketball for 3 1/2 quarters, overpowering the Cavaliers 103-92 in Game 2 on Sunday night to take a 2-0 lead in the NBA Finals.


The Buzz
Robert Horry may have to take on a new moniker after his stellar defensive performance in Game 2. Big Swat Rob blocked five Cavalier shots to go along with a stat box filling five points, nine rebounds and four assists. The only area that he fell short was in an attempt to make a steal. Late in the fourth quarter Horry poked the ball loose from Anderson Varejao and then crashed into Coach Popovich and the scorer's table in an effort to create a turnover.


Key Stat
1
The Spurs were able to hold the lead practically the entire game. There was only one lead change and that was after Cleveland started the game with the opening bucket followed by a 7-0 Spurs run.
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Top Performers

Tony Parker

30 PTS
13/20 FG's
1 STL

Tim Duncan

23 PTS
9 REB
8 AST


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Quote Of The Game

“Rob for some reason failed to tell us that he can play defense. It’s playoff Rob and he’ll show up and do something special and that’s what he did tonight.”

- Tim Duncan on Robert Horry.