After the win in Game 4, LeBron James made it clear: "Love what we did tonight, but the work was not over" • On Davis' three-pointer in the final quarter: "A big moment for him and for the whole club" • Butler: "We must not lose another game"
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"I felt the wave, I felt the pressure, I just felt it before, and for me personally it was one of the biggest games of my career," Baron James said this morning (Wednesday) - reminding you of the three-time NBA champion, who has already played a game Big or two - for game number 4 against Miami which ended in a victory and a 1: 3 advantage for the Lakers in the final series.
"Of course we are not too happy, because we know our work is not over," explained James, who finished with 28 points and is approaching the fourth championship ring of his career. "Finish the job. Love what we did today."
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Although James took control of the game in the second half, he needed the help of Anthony Davis who buried a big three 39.5 seconds to go and actually finished the game and prevented Miami from the comeback he wished.
"It was a huge move, in a huge moment, not just for Anthony Davis but for our team and the entire franchise," King James rejoiced from his friend.
Lakers coach Frank Vogel added: "We have to give credit to our players for their competitiveness and fighting spirit. They gave their all on the pitch and competed at the highest level possible on both sides of the pitch."
"To beat them you need a perfect game"
Hit star Jimmy Butler, who returned to the losing side of the night, said: "As I always say. They's really, really good team, and we have to put in a game close to perfect to beat them. We did not do it this time, we'll see the game. From him, but we must not lose another game. "
Coach Eric Spolstra added: "I like to see my players on the floor. I like the way they reacted throughout the game, but today some critical moments in the end and the bottom line from this game is that the Lakers won those moments of truth in the end."
