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Turnovers, mistakes becoming a headache for Miami Heat
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra says ‘there’s a karma to the game,’ and the team’s numerous turnovers and costly mistakes are disrupting it.
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Heat coach Erik Spoelstra says ‘there’s a karma to the game,’ and the team’s numerous turnovers and costly mistakes are disrupting it.
The Heat was outscored 58-37 in the second half for its second loss to the Bucks in less than two weeks.
The Heats long road through February and March began on Wednesday night.
Miami has cut down dramatically on turnovers since a difficult five-game stretch that took the team to the West Coast.
The Heat shook off a slow start to shut the door on the Hornets behind LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, who each had 22 points.
The Heat routed the Hornets by employing an effective mix of fast-break baskets and three-pointers.
With the ING Miami Marathon backing up traffic Sunday, fans were advised to seek alternate routes to get to Sundays game against Chicago. LeBron James took that advice to heart.
LeBron James scored 35 points, while reigning NBA MVP Derrick Rose wasted two chances in the final 23 seconds as the Heat escaped with a win.
LeBron James once again assumed the role of stopper against Derrick Rose during crunch time Sunday.
Mike Miller got off to a dazzling start after returning from a sports hernia procedure two weeks ago, making nine of his first 12 three point attempts.
The bright lights of the Heats big screen shine upon the Bulls for the first time this season Sunday. Its a nationally televised matinee game at AmericanAirlines Arena between the two best teams in the Eastern Conference.
After missing six games with a sprained ankle, Dwyane Wade came back with a bang, scoring 28 points to lead Miami over New York.
The New York Knicks might be a mess but there’s still life in the old rivalry with the Miami Heat.
The Knicks rained three-pointers on the Heat in the first three quarters before Miami finally clamped down.
Dwyane Wade made his first start in two weeks Friday night after missing six games with a sprained right ankle.
After struggling to fit in last season with the Heat, Chris Bosh is finding his rhythm and emerging as a leader.
LeBron James scored 32 points, including 13 of 14 from the free-throw line — six in the final 79 seconds — for the hard-fought victory.
This isnt exactly the rookie season Pistons guard Brandon Knight envisioned when he decided to walk away from the University of Kentucky after his freshman season and declare for the NBA Draft.
Chris Bosh scored 35 points to help the Heat overcome an off night by LeBron James and the continued absence of Dwyane Wade.