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Miami Heat – Easier Than Expected
Some things never change. The Miami Heat sweep their way through the first round series in the playoffs, beating the Charlotte Bobcats 109-98 to make it a clean 4-0, as LeBron James has another big game despite an injury scare early in the third quarter, sparking a much better game from him.
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NBA Playoffs – Game 4 / 5 Predictions (Spurs vs Mavericks, Heat vs Bobcats, Hawks vs Pacers)
More of these wonderful NBA playoffs, with two game 4’s, as the Miami Heat try and complete a sweep against the Charlotte Bobcats while the San Antonio Spurs try and escape the predicament they’ve found themselves in against the Dallas Mavericks. The third series is a bit more advanced, as it’ll be game 5 for the Atlanta Hawks and the Indiana Pacers.
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Miami Heat – According to Plan
There’s only so much the Charlotte Bobcats can do, and it seems that after game 3, which the Miami Heat won 98-85 with another dominant performance from LeBron James, the defending NBA champions will be headed into the conference semifinals with plenty of rest compared to whoever they have to face next.
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NBA Playoffs – Game 3 Predictions (Spurs vs Mavericks, Heat vs Bobcats)
Two very different situations in the two game 3’s we have going to open the weekend of NBA Playoff basketball: The Miami Heat taking a two game lead and plenty of confidence to play on the road against the Charlotte Bobcats, while the San Antonio Spurs try and recover from the beating they were handed by the Dallas Mavericks in the previous encounter.
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Miami Heat – LeBron James Showing He Can Also Be a Ball Hog
There’s been plenty of talk this walk from and about LeBron James and his shooting numbers. In the 104-96 Miami Heat win over the Charlotte Bobcats, playing without Dwyane Wade, the NBA MVP showed he can be just as selfish with the ball like other superstars around the league.
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LeBron James Needed a Relaxing Bobcats Rebound Kinda Night
LeBron James didn’t need to be half as good as he can be against the Charlotte Bobcats, despite Dwyane not playing for the third time in two weeks. James finished with 19 points as the Heat bounced back from their crushing overtime loss in Chicago, easily dispatching of the worst team in the NBA 105-82.
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Bad Night Doesn’t Stop Dwyane Wade From Being Heat’s Superman
Dwyane Wade has had better nights, going into the final play with 8 points in the stat line. It didn’t matter, as he nailed the winning jumper with 2.9 seconds left, giving the Miami Heat a 96-95 win over the Charlotte Bobcats on another highlight filled huge night from LeBron James.