Miami and Indiana have each won three games in their best of seven series. With everything on the line in Monday’s Game 7, what can we expect? Status: Series tied 3-3 Date: Monday, June 3rd Time: 8:30 p.m. TV: TNT Location: AmerianAirlines Arena (Miami, FL) Heat and Pacers will battle one final time for right […]
LeBron knows the ship has a leak, if it’s not yet at the bottom of the Atlantic. As he stated after going into Cleveland mode the other night, it’s “obvious [that Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh are] struggling.” But the Heat’s woes are not encapsulated in the inefficiencies of its Big Three, even if those
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Yes, it must be said that all NBA Playoffs games are defined by inches and the collective IQ of the individuals involved. But that longstanding conflict feels intensified in a Miami-Indiana series that has now become a best of three. Indy can taste an upset on the horizon and you better believe that LeBron doesn’t
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Game 2 Eastern Conference Finals Preview: Indiana Pacers vs. Miami Heat: With a late lead on Wednesday night, it appeared the Indiana Pacers would jump out to a 1-0 series lead against the Miami Heat. That dream quickly faded (in 2.2 seconds, to be exact), when Lebron James took an inbounds pass and drove to the basket to give the Heat the win.
The NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals got underway on Wednesday and Game one went down to the wire. LeBron James, as he has so often been, was the hero, scoring a game-winner as time expired in overtime. Here’s a recap of the thrilling series opener. Miami wins Game 1 over Indiana behind Lebron James’ game-winning layup
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The first returns of the 2013 NBA All-Star ballot are in. Many expected and familiar faces lead the pack, with Kobe Bryant and LeBron James securing the most votes for each of their conferences. The NBA’s newest approach to the balloting―removing the “center” position, and relegating players to either a frontcourt or backcourt class―seems to
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