In fairness to Dirk Nowitzki, he took the best shot the Miami Heat allowed in the last sequence of the game. He missed, but there was no other option. J.J. Barea? Not a chance in this one, made the Oklahoma series look like a fluke! For crying out loud, Ian Mahinmi had a field goal attempt and had 5 fouls in 7 minutes of playing time.
That's how the game played out for Dallas. Dwayne Wade was making big shots, the same shots the Heat missed in game two, but this time they made the shots that counted and the Dallas Mavericks and Dirk didn't.
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Sunday, June 5, 2011
Where is Nowitzness?
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Heat lead 3-1!
The Miami Heat lead the NBA Eastern Conference Finals 3-1. The Chicago Bulls, the team with the best record in the regular season, the Season MVP (Derrick Rose) and the Coach of the Year (Tom Thibodeau) just seemed lost and appear to have their backs broken.
Dwayne Wade celebrates with Chris Bosh after overcoming 30 scoreless minutes in the game, but coming up with clutch plays, including a highlight block on a driving Derrick Rose in Overtime. I remember this was the same Chris Bosh, Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant (the one celebrating as if they won the series against Dallas before end of regulation of Game 4) called soft right?
Well apparently D-Wade had Bosh's back on this.
From ESPN's Daily Dime Live:
Let us not forget LeBron James' continued stellar performance in this series, as ESPN's John Hollinger notes and Rose confesses that:
Now the Thunder are in the brink of elimination and the Heat need only one more game to advance to the finals.
Ironic is it not?
Of course, the fat lady has not began singing, but it is seeming more and more to be a repeat of the 2006 NBA Finals. Miami Heat vs. Dallas Mavericks: Round 2. It also appears my good friend was wrong when he predicted a Miami vs. Los Angeles Lakers Finals.
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Well apparently D-Wade had Bosh's back on this.
From ESPN's Daily Dime Live:
Adam Reisinger (ESPN.com):
Wade: "The game is not won in the first minute, it's won in the last." WADE IS TAKING SHOTS AT THE THUNDER!Let us not forget LeBron James' continued stellar performance in this series, as ESPN's John Hollinger notes and Rose confesses that:
Now the Thunder are in the brink of elimination and the Heat need only one more game to advance to the finals.
Ironic is it not?
Of course, the fat lady has not began singing, but it is seeming more and more to be a repeat of the 2006 NBA Finals. Miami Heat vs. Dallas Mavericks: Round 2. It also appears my good friend was wrong when he predicted a Miami vs. Los Angeles Lakers Finals.
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