During Game 5 of the 2020 Finals, Los Angeles Lakers star big man Anthony Davis delivered a blow to Miami Heat forward Jae Crowder's face.

However, the refs never saw it.

If the Heat send this tape to the league office, could Anthony Davis get suspended for Game 6? It's possible since this was clearly a cheap shot to Jae Crowder's face.

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During the 2016 Finals between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors, Draymond Green was suspended for Game 5 after he delivered a low-blow to LeBron James. While Green played in Games 6 and 7, the Cavs erased a 3-1 series lead and won the championship.

Many Warriors fans believe the Dubs would have won the Finals in Game 5 had Green not been suspended.

All the pressure in Game 6 will be on the Lakers. The Heat are playing with so much confidence right now behind Jimmy Butler, while the Lakers could play timid in Game 6 due to the nerves of being one win away from a championship.

There's also the fact that Davis hurt his heel in Game 5 and didn't look close to 100 percent upon returning to the game. What once looked like an easy Finals win for the Lakers has suddenly turned into a dog fight.

LeBron and Davis have to close out the Heat in Game 6 since anything can happen in a Game 7. James may have to text his Lakers group chat that Game 6 is a must-win game — similar to how he did before Game 4.