Parker has taken its responsibilities.

Decisive in the money-time, Tony Parker (23 pts) has largely contributed to the victory at San Antonio Dallas (94-90) and now the Spurs in front at the first round of the playoffs (2-1). Boston has won the last second to Miami (100-98) and leads 3-0. Utah beat Denver (105-93) and leads 2-1.

 EASTERN CONFERENCE:

MIAMI-BOSTON: 98-100:
Boston leads series 3-0
If the sweep is not official yet, the trash is thrown wide open to the hopes of Miami. On a shot from Paul Pierce in the last second, Boston won in Florida (100-98) to afford a comfortable mattress with three wins to zero. Comfortable to what extent? Not one team has managed to back such a deficit in the history of the playoffs. Besides that Dwyane Wade could miss the next meeting on Sunday. The star attended the full achievement of coolness Pierce from the bench, having hurt his ankle when receiving a shot at extending the previous possession. The score was 98-98 and then 14 seconds left to play. Until then, he kept his team at arm's length (34 points) in a tight game in which the maximum gap was nine points. Until then.

WESTERN CONFERENCE:

SAN ANTONIO-DENVER: 94-90:
San Antonio leads series 2-1
Dallas has been confirmed what he feared. Facing the Spurs in the playoffs is never an easy task. Arriving at their neighbors with a home defeat, the Mavericks will win Sunday in Game 4 just returned with a 3-1 and a pressure of hell. Manu Ginobili, despite a broken nose during the match by a chance encounter with an elbow from Dirk Nowitzki, put the Spurs on the road to success with 11 points in the last quarter time. But Tony Parker, who planted the latest banderillas, scoring nine of the last 14 points including 6 in San Antonio in a row to allow the Spurs to go from 80-81 to 86-81 with under a minute to play. In his new role of sixth man, the French scored 23 points (10 to 16 shots), took five rebounds and made 3 assists. Side of Dallas, Nowitzki scored 35 points but was too lonely.

UTAH-DENVER: 105-93:
Utah leads the series 2-1
Everything started well for Denver. Carlos Boozer had missed his first five shots and the Jazz was wrong. But the franchise of Utah has other tricks up his sleeve, including a Paul Millsap (22 points, 19 rebounds). The player has taken the lead early in the second quarter time and brought in its wake its partners. Early in the fourth period, the Jazz had already made the hole (84-68) by limiting Carmelo Anthony (25 points). It only remained to manage the end of the meeting. Next game Sunday, still in Utah.