Series Thread: Heat vs. Mavericks

[Pimpwerx]

I don't believe in superstition. If the Game3 OP doesn't make the Game4 thread by ~8:45pm or so, I'll make it. I feel my streak got broken in Game2 by a fluke. We were rolling that game. So I might still have some good luck leftover. PEACE.

[WD]

I just want a win, at the end of the game, I want our team to have more points than their team.

[MiaFLSurf]

We need a game thread.

I'll make it. Im 0-0

And I think we lose tonight

HEYO

[jmbflame21]

Damn man.... to think if we didnt choke in game 2 we would be going for the sweep tonight! Damn!

[Miamis3rdRing]

"If we score 100 (points), they can't beat us," Terry said. "I can say that."

"You've got to give the Miami Heat a lot of credit," Terry said. "They're here for a reason. Their style of play, obviously, is dictating this series at this point ... They're dictating tempo and we can't have that."

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miam ... 7377.story

Terry is still talking (See bolded part). He better shut his mouth soon or his jaws are going to be sore. I'd love to see them speed up the tempo, it plays right into our hands.

I remember Loozer (Boozer) making similar comments in the Chicago series.

[WD]

ASK IRA: What happened to LeBron in Game 4?
by: Ira Winderman June 8th, 2011 | 3:27 AM

Q: I know he’s been a facilitator, but I’ve never seen James so passive offensively. No aggression. — Wineman.

A: This is one of those times you almost wish someone would have said afterward LeBron was ill or injured. It’s like he wasn’t even out there. It was astonishing to witness up close. I kept watching him off the ball, and he was just floating. It was inexplicable. And, frankly, if it happens again, a lot of the good vibe from these playoffs and this season could be lost when it comes to LeBron. You’re darn right fans and especially his teammates have a right to question that performance.

Q: Where was LeBron? He came to South Beach to win a championship. Game 4 was served up on a silver platter. Why didn’t he seize the moment? — Stuart.

A: I’m sure this is one we’ll be talking about for a while.

Q: How can we still be talking about inability to execute offense at this point? — Mike.

A: It’s just staggering, but that’s what happens when so often you have two gifted players freelancing.