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Lol I can't believe Bron really racked up 5 fouls in 13 minutes. Some of those foul calls...smh. He was pretty much handicapped in that 4th qtr. Regardless, we coughed up a 11 point lead cause of turnovers in that 3rd qtr. Wade was really bad with turnovers. Cole turning the ball over in the backcourt. Rashard gave us a good game. Still almost stole that game at the end. On to Game 6...finish them.
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All that talk from Pacers before & during the season about getting the 1# seed in East.. Well them bitch niggas got the 1# spot in East & the Heat still give them that work.. just like last year and year before that.. These niggas are just like Bulls when would see them in playoffs.. they run their mouths beforehand and then end up getting that work.. also a Great win and effort from whole team...
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What a game. Offense got whatever they wanted. Defense was on point. 4 straight Finals...what an accomplishment. It won't mean shit if we lose in the Finals but for tonight, I'll take pride in what we've accomplished this season already.
Oh yea...UD bout it, "I'll fuck you up, I will."
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Oh yea...UD bout it, "I'll fuck you up, I will."
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4 more wins for The Three Peat
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stringer bell;7085373 said:
When did the Bulls run off at the mouth, i remember them being respectful to Miami
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Chi-Town Bully;7085691 said:
HoKim Noah is always running his mouth about the Heat.. calling them Hollywood after they got washed in ECF.. He caught feelings after the Heat won the chip last year.. crying to media how much he hated to see them win etc etc...
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Who would y'all rather see in the finals, I'm thinking OKC would be the easier opponent
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Matchup wise...OKC looks like the preferable matchup. Idc...If we want to be the best, we gotta beat who ever is in front of us.
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Lebron averaged 18 against the Spurs? Where the fuck did you get those numbers?
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After shooting better than 50 percent during the regular season --- one of only three teams to achieve that in the past 17 years --- the Heat’s golden touch has extended into the playoffs, with Miami shooting far more accurately than it did in its previous three postseasons.
Through three rounds, the Heat is shooting 49.7 percent from the field. At the same juncture in the past three postseasons, the Heat was at 44.3, 45.8 and 47.7 percent.
And consider this: The Pacers allowed a team to shoot 50 percent just seven times in 82 regular season games. The Heat topped 50 percent four times in six games in this series.
LeBron James is shooting a remarkable 56.2 percent after closing at 46.6, 50 and 49.1 in his previous three playoff runs with the Heat. James is leading small forwards in shooting percentage --- something he hasn’t done in any of his three previous Heat playoff runs, when he was bested by Shawn Marion (2011), Stephen Jackson and Kevin Durant (2012) and Kawhi Leonard (2013).
At 51.9 percent from the field, Dwyane Wade is well above his percentages for the Heat’s past three playoff runs: 48.5, 46.2, 45.7.
Keep in mind that since 2000, only two starting shooting guards whose teams advanced past the second round have shot better than 50 percent over an entire postseason: Phoenix’s Jason Richardson in 2010 (50.2 percent) and San Antonio’s Manu Ginobili in 2005 (50.7 percent). San Antonio’s Danny Green entered Saturday night’s Western Conference Finals game at 50 percent for the postseason.
Read more here:http://miamiherald.typepad.com/spor...e-eastern-conference-title.html#storylink=cpy
Through three rounds, the Heat is shooting 49.7 percent from the field. At the same juncture in the past three postseasons, the Heat was at 44.3, 45.8 and 47.7 percent.
And consider this: The Pacers allowed a team to shoot 50 percent just seven times in 82 regular season games. The Heat topped 50 percent four times in six games in this series.
LeBron James is shooting a remarkable 56.2 percent after closing at 46.6, 50 and 49.1 in his previous three playoff runs with the Heat. James is leading small forwards in shooting percentage --- something he hasn’t done in any of his three previous Heat playoff runs, when he was bested by Shawn Marion (2011), Stephen Jackson and Kevin Durant (2012) and Kawhi Leonard (2013).
At 51.9 percent from the field, Dwyane Wade is well above his percentages for the Heat’s past three playoff runs: 48.5, 46.2, 45.7.
Keep in mind that since 2000, only two starting shooting guards whose teams advanced past the second round have shot better than 50 percent over an entire postseason: Phoenix’s Jason Richardson in 2010 (50.2 percent) and San Antonio’s Manu Ginobili in 2005 (50.7 percent). San Antonio’s Danny Green entered Saturday night’s Western Conference Finals game at 50 percent for the postseason.
Read more here:http://miamiherald.typepad.com/spor...e-eastern-conference-title.html#storylink=cpy
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