The Heat are promising not to give Danny Green any open looks in Tuesday's Game 6.
Green has arguably been the MVP of the series so far, setting a Finals record with 25 3-pointers made on 38 attempts. "He has a knack for shooting, but he won't be open tonight," Chris Bosh said Tuesday. "We'll see how he shoots with somebody always on him." Green's streak isn't a total fluke. He was eighth in the NBA in 3-pointers made during the regular season with 177 and shot 42.9 percent from long range.

Tony Parker (hamstring) had no setbacks while scoring 26 points in 36 minutes on Sunday, and he dismissed concerns about his apparent limp after the game.
"Just tired," he said. "I was trying to pace myself better during the game ... and that helped. Because Manu was great. He had a good start, so I didn't have to be super aggressive in the first half." Ginobili was the Spurs' primary ball-handler for much of Sunday's game, and given the Spurs' success we'd expect the same arrangement in Game 6.

Tony Parker scored a game-high 26 points on 10-of-14 shooting in the Spurs' Game 5 win on Sunday, showing no signs of discomfort from his slightly strained hamstring.
Parker whirled past Norris Cole with ease, scrambled around screens and attacked the basket with his usual panache, and his hamstring didn't seem worse for the wear. We're sure to have a few updates on Parker's health prior to Game 6 on Tuesday, but barring a setback he'll be ready to go.