Fast Breaks: LeBron, Heat rediscover rhythm, Spurs pay in Game 4
Continued downpour. Gregg Popovich said he didn't know whether players could stay in a zone from one game to another, but the Spurs seem to have done it. Even

Continued downpour. Gregg Popovich said he didn't know whether players could stay in a zone from one game to another, but the Spurs seem to have done it. Even though they weren't as prolific from three-point range as in Game 3, they were efficient again, with Danny Green and Gary Neal making a combined 6 of 9 threes. But the Heat played tighter defense on the perimeter and did not allow so many open looks.
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LEE JENKINS
Lee Jenkins joined Sports Illustrated as a senior writer in 2007. Since 2010 his primary beat has been the NBA, and he has profiled the league's biggest stars, including LeBron James and Kevin Durant.