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A Kairotic Moment In Miami Heat's

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For example, one kairotic moment in particular some of you may remember, happened back in 2013. When the Miami Heat’s played the San Antonio Spurs, in the NBA finals. The game was winding down as the Spurs were looking to clinch another win, to seal the deal and take the championship. However, there was one player on the Heat’s roster that thought otherwise. His name was Lebron James, and the Spurs knew he would try and take the last shot to help the Heat’s win the game. After a 30 second timeout, the ball was in bounds and as expected, given to Lebron James. The Spurs swarmed him as he stood at the three-point line to shoot the ball. When the ball left his hands, the arena went silent and everyone stood to their feet. The ball hit the rim,

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