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SAN ANTONIO -- Long after the clock had struck zero, Tim Duncan draped an arm over Tony Parker's shoulder and pumped his fist at the crowd as they walked toward a tunnel.
One win: That's all that separates the Spurs from their fifth championship in 14 years, from bookending one of the most successful runs in team sports history with another title. It wasn't easy, and it got a little too close for San Antonio's comfort at the end, but Sunday's 114-104 win pushed Miami to the brink of elimination.
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| Danny Green hit six threes in Game 5, breaking Ray Allen's record for most threes in one NBA Final |
One win: That's all that separates the Spurs from their fifth championship in 14 years, from bookending one of the most successful runs in team sports history with another title. It wasn't easy, and it got a little too close for San Antonio's comfort at the end, but Sunday's 114-104 win pushed Miami to the brink of elimination.
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