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Houston Who???

The other night the Miami Heat faced off against the Houston Rockets. Lebron James scored 38 points, 10 rebounds and six assists. James plainly took over the game. He immediately answered Morris' 3 with one of his own. Three possessions later he found Chris Bosh for a dunk that made it a one-point game. Then he drilled a 3 from 27 feet that pulled the Heat to within one with 1:49 to play. James scored five more points over the final 1:19, his driving layup past Carlos Delfino giving Miami the lead for good with 18.6 seconds left. Miami Heat won over the Houston Rockets 113-110.

Lebron Cant Make Clutch Free Throws

LeBron James had 20 points but missed all four of his free throws in the loss.The Miami Heat focused on shutting down Memphis' post scoring duo of Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol. Grizzlies reserve guard Wayne Ellington made them pay dearly.Bosh scored 22 points and LeBron James had 20 for Miami. Dwyane Wade came in averaging 20.4 points but was held to eight in his first game back after missing Friday night's win at Atlanta with a cold. Miami coach Erik Spoelstra said they expected teams to be coming after the Heat on this six-game road trip.
''There were critical places in where the game turned like sloppy turnovers, missed shots or big baskets that couldn't get us over that hump,'' Spoelstra said. ''They played very well. They played physical, and they did what they needed to do to bring it home.''The Grizzlies had the biggest edge in this game beyond the arc, where they went 14 of 24 (58.3 percent), and at one point were shooting a better percentage from outside the arc than the Heat shot at the free throw line. Miami came in as the league's second-best team at the line, averaging 82.9 percent, but finished 22 of 36 (61.1 percent).

LeBron: Ankle sore, but fine

LeBron James' twisted right ankle remained sore Saturday, though not enough for the reigning NBA MVP to be concerned about his status for Miami's season-opener against the Boston Celtics.
James was shaken up twice in the Heat's preseason finale Friday night, first when he turned the ankle in the game's opening minutes, then in the third quarter when he was inadvertently kicked in the face by New Orleans center Robin Lopez.
James was planning to get treatment for the ankle over the next couple days. He said he had no lingering aftereffects of the kick, which happened as he and Lopez jostled for a rebound.
The Heat open their title defense Tuesday against Boston. Miami got its roster down to the 15-player maximum on Saturday by waiving guard Garrett Temple.

With no Wade, Bosh steps up

With D-Wade out, Chris Bosh  turned in the aggressive performance Miami coach Erik Spoelstra wanted to see. Bosh scored 21 points to help the Heat beat the Charlotte Bobcats 98-92 in a preseason game Tuesday night.LeBron James added 10 points and eight assists for the Heat (4-2), who gave Wade the night off. Ray Allen added 15 points off the bench for Miami, which shot 51.5 percent and hit 11 3-pointers. Bosh went 8 for 12 from the field with seven rebounds, five assists and two blocks in 25 minutes.

no more pregame

The NBA is undergoing a slight overhaul and implementing several new rules this upcoming season. The biggest one being that players will now be penalized for flopping because it was becoming a big problem in the league. A more under the radar rule is that players will have approximately 90 seconds after introductions to hit the court for the opening tip. It’s safe to say Oklahoma City’s mega-star Kevin Durant doesnt like the new pregame rule.Every team and player has their own pregame routines, and I’m not exactly sure why the NBA has put this rule in place. Fans and players alike enjoy pregame rituals that are a part of the game. LeBron’s powder toss, KG’s head-butt of the padded area of the hoop, and Dwyane Wade’s pull-ups on the rim are all player rituals we’ve grown accustomed to. I don’t think Kevin Durant will be alone in terms of dislike for the new rule.

Shootin Team

The Miami Heat has a plethora of shooters. Our top shooters are

34	Ray Allen	Shooting Guard	6'5"	206	37	7/20/1975	16
50	Joel Anthony	Forward-Center	6'9"	245	30	8/9/1982	5
31	Shane Battier	Guard-Forward	6'8"	225	34	9/9/1978	11
1	Chris Bosh	Forward-Center	6'11"	235	28	3/24/1984	9
51	Rodney Carney	Guard-Forward	6'7"	205	28	4/5/1984	6
15	Mario Chalmers	Point Guard	6'2"	190	26	5/19/1986	4
30	Norris Cole	Point Guard	6'2"	175	24	10/13/1988	1
7	Robert Dozier	Forward	6'9"	220	26	11/6/1985	0
32	Mickell Gladness	Forward-Center	6'11"	220	26	7/26/1986	1
55	Josh Harrellson	Forward-Center	6'10"	275	23	2/12/1989	1
14	Terrel Harris	Shooting Guard	6'4"	190	25	8/10/1987	1
		Power Forward	6'8"	235	32	6/9/1980	9
6	LeBron James	Forward	6'8"	250	27	12/30/1984	9
22	James Jones	Guard-Forward	6'8"	215	32	10/4/1980	9
		Forward	6'10"	230	33	8/8/1979	14
13	Mike Miller	Guard-Forward	6'8"	210	32	2/19/1980	12
		Center	"				2
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3	Dwyane Wade

D-Wade Signs Shoe Deal with Li-Ning

Since he signed with Li-Ning the Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade has his own brand of shoe. Along with plenty of creative and strategic input. They will publicly announce the partnership Wednesday in Beijing.

Introduction to my Blog

The Atlanta Hawks defeated the Miami Heat in a preseason game. They held Lebron James to 10 points. He also had 6 rebounds and six assists. While the heat still are waiting for the return of Dwyane Wade who is recovering from surgery on his left knee. Wade is expected to travel with the heat for a seven day trip to china to play against the LA Clippers. The heat are expected to have a pretty good season this year.