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MIAMI STARTS OFF THE SECOND HALD OF THE SEASON BY TROUNCING THE NETS
Posted on 31 Jan 2013 by Sean Eckhardt.
Miami Heat 105, Brooklyn Nets 85. That was the score in Wednesday night's game played in Brooklyn, and it wasn't even really that close. These Nets looked less like a contender from New York, and more like the hapless team that has played in New Jersey the last several years. The Heat came out hot, stumbled in the 2nd quarter, and then just dropped the hammer in the 3rd quarter, outscorin...
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LEBRON ON THE BRINK
Posted on 21 Jun 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
He has been called “King James”. Â He has also been called a choker. Â Before he ever set foot on an NBA court, he graced the cover of Sports Illustrated. Â ”The Chosen One” was the headline, and some have called him “The Frozen One” when talking about his failures as a professional. Â LeBron James was and is the single most hyped athlete we have ever seen, a...
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GAME 3, HEAT WIN AN UGLY ONE
Posted on 18 Jun 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
Leave it to a team put together by Pat Riley to win an NBA Finals game while shooting less than 38% as a team. Â The only starter to shoot at least 50% was Shane Battier(2-2, both 3ptrs). Â Yes, Game 3 was a pretty ugly affair, and these are two of the premier offensive teams in the league. Â However, the speed and athleticism that is so prevalent on these rosters also means that they can close...
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LEBRON AND THE HEAT WIN ONE THAT MATTERS, AT LEAST A LITTLE
Posted on 20 Apr 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
The Miami Heat took down the Chicago Bulls 83-72 on Thursday night, in a game that many consider an Eastern Conference Finals preview. Before Heat fans get too excited, Derrick Rose didn't play due to injury. Again. This should be a huge concern for Chicago, because while the Bulls have played very well without Rose, the team has zero chance of making it deep in the playoffs without him.Â...
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TRADE LEBRON FOR DWIGHT HOWARD BEFORE 3PM
Posted on 15 Mar 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
The Miami Heat are on the cusp of being a great team, yet they continue to fall short. The Orlando Magic are on the verge of losing the best big man in the NBA. There is a solution to both problems; trade LeBron James for Dwight Howard, straight up. Howard has gone back and forth all season long and the Magic can't lose him for nothing, which is the option that is staring them in the face at ...
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HEAT SEND OFF DWIGHT WITH A SMILE
Posted on 14 Mar 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
The Miami Heat lost to the Magic in Orlando on Tuesday night, 104-98. Dwight Howard had a huge game, scoring 24 points while grabbing 25 boards, but most of his fans could care less about the Magic winning the game. They would like to know if this was his last game with Orlando. Fans in Miami do care about the loss though, the team's second to Mr. Howard and company this year(1-2). The ...
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THE CIRCUS STARRING WADE AND LEBRON, TAKES DOWN THE MAGIC
Posted on 20 Feb 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
Last year the Miami Heat was a circus atmosphere. Â The addition of LeBron James and Chris Bosh, accompanied by a rock concert introduction, created both hype and criticism. Â This year however, the circus part of the equation actually describes the high-flying play and awe-inspiring shots that the dynamic duo has been providing. Â Since DWade has been healthy, he and LeBron have been wowing cr...
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SORRY SPURS, SORRY KNICKS, THE HEAT ARE THE BEST IN THE NBA
Posted on 17 Feb 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
Everyone in the country that watches basketball is talking about the newest sensation, New York point guard, Jeremy Lin. Â The Knicks have flourished behind Lin and won six straight. Â The Spurs also have a star point guard in Tony Parker, and they have won nine in a row. Â Despite the fan accolades, neither one of these teams can beat the Heat. If Miami and New York were to meet in the playoff...
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MIAMI EXPLODES IN SECOND HALF TO ROUT SPURS
Posted on 18 Jan 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
The Miami Heat had lost three straight games coming in to Tuesday nights game against San Antonio. They started off the game by falling behind 63-49 at halftime. The 63 points for the Spurs was the most given up by Miami in a first half this season. Then something happened. LeBron James and the Heat simply exploded. LeBron hit for 17 points in the 3rd quarter while the Spurs could only ...
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DWADE AND LEBRON LOOK TO MAKE HEAT HISTORY
Posted on 1 Jan 2012 by Sean Eckhardt.
They never did it under Pat Riley, or Stan Van Gundy. Eric Spoelstra has yet to do it. Kevin Loughery, Alvin Gentry, or Ron Rothstein were not able to do it either. The Miami Heat have never started 5-0. On Sunday, they have a very good chance of accomplishing that as they host the Charlotte Bobcats. To be clear, this is not a guaranteed victory. Miami is coming off back-to-back last ...
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NORRIS COLE FOR MVP?
Posted on 28 Dec 2011 by Sean Eckhardt.
As if the rest of the NBA needed some more bad news concerning Miami, the Heat look like they found a point guard in rookie Norris Cole. You could hear the fans inside the AAA chanting M—V—P, as Cole stood at the free throw line at the end of Tuesday night's game. Yes, it's a little early, and yes, these same fans did that chant for Joel Anthony last season.  But you can't bl...
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HEAT START TOOLING UP FOR A TITLE RUN
Posted on 10 Dec 2011 by Sean Eckhardt.
Friday was the official beginning of the NBA season as training camps across the country opened up. This was also the first day that teams trade and/or sign players. There was plenty of contraversy swirling around the NBA, but unlike last year, none of the swirl involved the Miami Heat. No, the Heat made some key moves, yet none of them made waves when compared to what was going on in pla...
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