Heat In Cleveland To Face Cavs In Potential Playoff Matchup
One of the most intriguing matchups throughout this season has been between the Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers.
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One of the most intriguing matchups throughout this season has been between the Miami Heat and Cleveland Cavaliers.
The Miami Heat handed LeBron James another loss on his former home floor with a 106-92 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night.
When LeBron James bolted Miami to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, he expressed a desire to help Kyrie Irving become one of the best point guards in the NBA.
The Miami Heat and the Cleveland Cavaliers had their long awaited rematch on Wednesday night.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are a much different team than the one the Miami Heat defeated on Christmas Day.
Let's take a look at five events in sports over the last year more surprising than Beck's shocking GRAMMYs Album of the Year win.
The face of the Miami Heat franchise over the past decade is still going strong.
Fans, some bitter others not, made their way to the AAA Christmas Day to watch the Heat take-on LeBron James's team the Cleveland Cavaliers. One traveling fan, however, got more than just the thrill of watching the home team play against the former Heat star.
LeBron James and Dwyane Wade wrapped each other in a pregame embrace, chatted and laughed at halftime, then hugged again after the final buzzer.
Christmas Day could bring a different kind of 'cheer' to the American Airlines Arena. The booing kind.
Dwyane Wade shined in his return from injury, leading the Miami Heat to a win despite one of their lowest-scoring efforts of the season.
Wednesday night's game between the Miami Heat and Indiana Pacers will have a different feel then games between the two teams have had in recent years.
LeBron didn't just join the Cleveland Cavaliers. He came to save the world, so to speak, to bring financial and spiritual lubricant to the Rust Belt, an area of America that has been lost to the the meat-hook realities of economics.
Despite living in the post-LeBron era, the Miami Heat are not lacking superstar talent.
LeBron James in a Cleveland Cavaliers uniform. Derek Fisher on the Madison Square Garden sideline. A fifth championship banner in the San Antonio Spurs rafters.
His shirt soaked with champagne after winning his fourth title in 2007, Tim Duncan had one more move before celebrating further with his Spurs teammates. He pivoted in a hallway inside Quicken Loans Arena, pulled 22-year-old LeBron James close and delivered a message.
