Ray Allen Big 3-Point Shot Sends NBA Finals Game 6 to OT (Video)

The San Antonio Spurs vs. Miami Heat NBA Finals Game 6 went into overtime, thanks to Ray Allen's big 3. The NBA Finals is now going into a game 7.

Ray Allen
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Allen transferred from the Boston Celtics to the Miami Heat in pursuit of another NBA Championship. He is still on the right track in attaining his dream after his game-tying three point shot on Tuesday night.

Allen's big three with 5.2 seconds in regulation tied the Heat vs Spurs sixth game at 95-all.

That shot from behind the arc could end up as Allen's most important shot of his entire career in the NBA.

Chris Bosh collared the rebound after a LeBron James' missed three, and immediately passed the ball to Allen who made a step back and a quick release of the ball.

See the amazing three-point shot of Ray Allen in the following NBA YouTube video.

Heat vs Spurs NBA Finals 2013: LeBron James led Miami to Game 6 win

LeBron James
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The 2013 NBA Finals is not over yet. Miami Heat extends the series into a Game 7 with an overtime victory over the San Antonio Spurs, 103-100, on Tuesday night at the American Airlines Arena, Miami, FL.

LeBron James led Miami with a triple-double as he scored 32 points, grabbed 10 rebounds and dished off 11 assists. Mario Chalmers added 20 points and Dwyane Wade had 14 points for the Heat. 

Rey Allen had a three pointer with 5.2 seconds left in regulation and tied the game at 95 that send the game into overtime.

Tim Duncan had a productive night with 30 points and 17 rebounds for San Antonio. Kawhi Leonard contributed 22 points and Tony Parker scored 19 points for the Spurs

Allen's two free throws off a foul by Boris Diaw with 1.9 seconds left gave the final score and the win to Miami.

The Spurs was leading 94-89 with 28.2 seconds left. James scored with a three pointer after a Heat timeout.

A missed free throw by Leonard led to Allen's game-tying three point shot that send the game into another 5 minutes.

Game 7 on Thursday, June 20 will be played again at the Miami homecourt.