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We’ve seen this in segments. We've seen LeBron James and Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh combine for spectacular plays, imposing quarters, remarkable halves.But we haven’t seen this. All three playing freely, instinctively, together. Letting their talent shine through, not for moments, or quarters. But for the entire game. For multiple games. For the foreseeable future.This, the greatest show on hardwood regardless of what the Clippers do this season, was what we expected all along and from the time Heat stepped on the floor in Boston almost 14 months ago. It's here now. And it’s everything we always wanted.Erik Spoelstra has been credited with bringing this aggressive, unconventional approach to the Heat after an extended offseason that...
The giveaway T-shirts handed to Heat fans walking into the home arena Tuesday night declared, “We Are Miami.” A more fitting slogan as those same fans left following the game might have been, “We Are In Trouble.” This... more »
When it comes right down to it, something big enough to consume an entire city — a franchise’s well-laid plans, a team’s championship dream, the hopes of a million fans — stands fragile on porcelain... more »
This probably won’t surprise you all that much, but the locals aren’t exactly going underground here in South Florida, petrified by tonight’s Game 5 between the Heat and the Knicks. Nobody is summoning the ghosts of the... more »
The nice thing about having three All-Star players is that you can get by against most teams without one of them, especially when your best All-Star is the most versatile player in the league. The Heat should overcome the... more »
Here is today’s question: Do some people start to believe the narrative that others create for them? I ask this because we hear an awful lot in sports about “proving everybody wrong” and “playing for respect” and ... more »
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