Year after year, series after series, the Spurs keep getting it done in the same fashion. Take last night’s Game 1 win: it might as well have been a replay of game film from the ‘05 title team or the ‘03 squad. All the preparation Cleveland undoubtedly did, and Tim Duncan (24 pts, 13 rebs, 5 blks) still gets great looks off the pick-and-roll, Bruce Bowen still gets those open corner threes, Tony Parker still gets into the lane with ease, Manu Ginobili (16 pts) still slices through and skies over the D, and the role players still know their roles and play them to perfection … Throughout the Finals, immediately following each game, we’re going to drop our breakdown of one thing the winners of that game did right, and one thing the losers did wrong. Here are Game 1’s Rights and Wrongs … Parker was the difference-maker last night. He was picking the Cavs apart so bad, Mike Brown had no choice but to sic LeBron on him eventually. ‘Bron did catch TP one time when he swatted a layup at the top of the square, but Parker finished with 27 points and 7 dimes, and rarely had to take a jumper. We could have seen more of Eric Snow on Parker, but Cleveland couldn’t afford to play him since they were already shooting so badly … As for LeBron’s offensive game, it was nowhere near where it has to be if the Cavs stand a chance in this series. King James finished with 14 points on 4-for-16 shooting and had more turnovers (6) than assists (4). Except for a couple impressive drives, ‘Bron never really got going; Bowen did what he was supposed to do by staying in front, and everyone contributed with help defense … Before Game 1, we looked at who can stop LeBron 1-on-1, both past and present, which includes Bowen and Dennis Rodman … Last-gasp comeback aside, the Cavs just didn’t have that blood-thirsty swagger that was on display against Detroit. Were they shell-shocked on the big stage? We wouldn’t say that, because Cleveland hung in there until the third quarter. But they can’t wait until their backs are against the wall to bring out that swagger again, because when San Antonio has you pinned against a wall, they tend to keep you there … And despite that, the Cavs still had a legit shot of stealing Game 1. Were they outplayed pretty much from start to finish? Yes, but if they hit a few more shots, boxed out a few more times, and took a little better care of the ball, it would have very much been a competitive game. Just goes to show that Cleveland can play with San Antonio; this isn’t the crazy mismatch a lot of people are making it out to be … It looks like Daniel Gibson isn’t going away. He led the Cavs with 16 points, made four steals (including a big one on Duncan late in the fourth) and was the most aggressive Cleveland player on the floor … Yesterday we posted the “Do’s” and “Don’ts” for both teams, one of which was for the Cavs to “do” get Big Z involved early. Unless you count “involved” as “Watching Duncan drop bank shots in his face and beat him to the rim,” Game 1 was a bust … Drew Gooden started off the game playing well, even drawing a “He looks like he’s still at Kansas” line out of Christian. That didn’t last long, though. And if you’re reading this, Drew, Justin has a message for him: “Drew, I haven’t seen one other person in the U.S. rocking that thing. It’s not cool. And it’s not ever going to be cool.” You know exactly what he’s talking about … How many times is LeBron going to try that one-handed whip pass inside to Anderson Varejao and have it picked off before he stops doing it so much? People obviously have that play scouted … David Wesley’s been looking and acting like an assistant coach all postseason, but last night he took it to another level, arguing with the refs and actually being treated like a coach. There was one shot of Wesley arguing and the ref intently listening to him. You know if ‘Sheed was injured and rocking a suit and he tried that, he’d get T’d up in about 1.1 seconds … Jeff Van Gundy on Varejao: “You know what was the first word of English he learned? Flop.” … In other Van Gundy happenings, Stan Van Gundy is your new Orlando Magic head coach … Is it just us or does it seem like Patrick Ewing is everywhere lately? … “National Bingo Night” is a TV show now? Is this what it’s come to? Can’t wait until Dime gets its own network so we can put “Balled-Up Napkin in the Trashcan Shootout” and “Saturday Night Skee-Ball” on the air … Yesterday was a big day for us, as we launched Bouncemag.com, the website for our playground publication Bounce, part of the Dime family. Click here to check it out … We’re out like Coach Wesley …