The Oklahoma City Thunder took care of business Tuesday night, taking care of the Miami Heat 105-94 in game one of the NBA Finals.

Highlights of game one can be seen here. 

Durant had 36 points, 17 of which he scored in the 4th quarter to help the thunder overcome a first half deficit of 13 points, according to NBA.com.

Durant also played 45 minutes and 48 seconds, the most for the Thunder, second only behind LeBron James for the Heat who played 45 minutes and 50 seconds, according to NBA.com.


Westbrook chipped in 27 points and 11 assists for the Thunder.


James had 30 points for the Heat and Wade added 19 in a losing effort.

Game two will be played Thursday, June  14 at 9p.m. in Oklahoma City, according to NBA.com.