The one-sided win gave the Spurs, who routed the Heat by 19 points in Game Three in Miami, a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals and put them in position to claim a fifth championship in 15 years when the series shifts to San Antonio for Game Five on Sunday.
Kawhi Leonard led San Antonio's balanced, ball-sharing attack with 20 points and Tony Parker added 19 as all 13 players joined in the scoring spree for the Spurs, who led 55-36 at the intermission.
James, a shadow of himself during the first half, came alive in the third quarter in scoring 19 of Miami's 21 points but it was not enough to slow the dazzling Spurs. James led the Heat with 28 points, with Chris Bosh next highest with 12.
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