After watching Game 1 of the 2013 NBA Finals, any major critique
on how either the Miami Heat or San Antonio Spurs performed
would be pedantic.  Both game plans were effective and, for the
most part, both teams executed their coach's instructions fairly
well considering the opposition.  LeBron James was otherworldly
at times, while Tony Parker (game-winning shot and all) stacked
yet another hypnotic finals performance onto his Hall of Fame
resume.  Neither team should have anything serious to worry
about heading into Game 2, but that's far from saying things
were perfect. Here are a few areas where both the Spurs and Heat
will look to improve in Game 2.   Defending the Post  How well
each team defends the other's star in the post (San Antonio
against LeBron James, Miami against Tim Duncan) could end up
deciding the series. Both teams made adjustments as Game 1 went
on, and both defenses faltered in the wake of minor offensive
tweaks.  The Heat spent parts of the game treating Tim Duncan
like they just did Roy