Heat Handle Hawks, 101-92
LeBron James scored 27 points, Dwyane Wade had 26 and the Miami Heat pulled away in the second half to beat the Atlanta Hawks 101-92 on Monday night, improving to 10-1 at home this season.
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LeBron James scored 27 points, Dwyane Wade had 26 and the Miami Heat pulled away in the second half to beat the Atlanta Hawks 101-92 on Monday night, improving to 10-1 at home this season.
After an intriguing week in the life of LeBron James, the superstar is excited about the next challenge for his Miami Heat. James and the Heat will try to cool off the red-hot visiting Atlanta Hawks on Monday night in an early showdown for first place in the Southeast Division.
For the Miami Heat, one nearly perfect quarter was more than enough to help stop a two-game slide. Dwyane Wade scored 26 points, LeBron James finished with 24 points and seven assists, and the Heat shot a season-best 58 percent on the way to topping the New Orleans Hornets 106-90 on Saturday night.
A pair of losses have the Miami Heat searching for answers defensively.
The Miami Heat had been undefeated at home heading into Thursday night's game against the New York Knicks. The Heat had won a few close games and New York was without Carmelo Anthony, so it looked like another Heat win was very possible.
Raymond Felton scored a season-high 27 points, and the New York Knicks connected on 18 3-pointers to more than offset the absence of Carmelo Anthony while topping Miami for the second time this season, beating the Heat 112-92 on Thursday night.
The Miami Heat will likely be short-handed Thursday night when they face the New York Knicks at the AmericanAirlines Arena.
The Miami Heat were humiliated Tuesday when they lost to the Washington Wizards, 105-101. The team also lost a key piece of the attack in point guard Mario Chalmers.
There's bad, and then there's the basketball the Washington Wizards have played this season. The Wiz came into Tuesday night's game with the Heat with the worst record in the NBA while Miami had the best record.
Miami Heat superstar Dwyane Wade has been one of the best players on the court since he arrived in Miami and that has carried over into his personal life whether it be personal style or being a father.
He's arguably the greatest player in the history of the NBA and now Miami Heat superstar forward LeBron James can add Sports Illustrated Sportsman of the Year to his growing list of accomplishments.
More than four hours before game time, Dwyane Wade was alone on the Miami Heat practice court, just getting some shots up by himself. No coaches around, no teammates, no trainers, just him, a ball and his thoughts.
Fourth-quarter comebacks are becoming routine for the Miami Heat thanks in large part to Ray Allen.
The average sports fan applies the usage of the word to a shot buried or home run blasted in the final moments. But with LeBron James thrusting his athletic prowess upon the sports world, it's time to broaden our myopic definition for unequivocally the most unique specimen of his generation.
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