PG: Well this sucks

[DrVanNostrand]

Hey fellas I've been where you guys are at twice as a Laker fan, first time was 1988 and then last season. When you trail 3-2 and coming back home you feel confident one minute, then some level of unsureness or doubt creeps in the next minute.

I'll admit watching this as an outsider even I see some strange things going on, the amount of fouls on the Heat compared to Dallas is insane, the fact that LeBron or Wade are hardly drawing any fouls is astonishing. These two were top 5 in fouls drawn now it's like the refs don't even see them getting hacked.

I keep thinking and will continue to keep thinking LeBron will break out.....just can't see how he can't. I know the situation is frustrating, but you have to figure the home court and the energy the crowd gives off will push you over the hump. Bottom line is this...your crowd is now the player that won't and can't be subbed out the game. You fans have to stay loud, and make it a living hell hole for the Mavs. I believe you can do this, even though it's a billion haters against your team. I'll let it be known I'm not one, nothing LeBron or Chris did last summer affected me in the least bit.

Just keep the faith and believe you can win, I believe you can.

Juwan Howard will carry us to the title. Believe in J5.

I hope he gets more minutes. He shot the ball well, and made a nice hard foul on Stevenson.

I'm not asking for flagrants, but foul hard or don't foul at all. If we go down, there better be some fight in our players.

[gozmek]

I no longer trust Lebron. I trust Wade though, and for that reason alone I'm still optimistic about the Heats chances. Injured or not, Wade will go down swinging.

[sefant77]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_G8Q46hGus[/youtube]

The LeBron charge was the biggest call of the game. You can see from both angles that Joey was looking high and never once looked at Chandler's feet to see if he was in position, inside the restricted area, or if LeBron caught the ball in the paint or not. It was not a clear blown call and really could have gone either way but was huge in determining the outcome of the game.

no.

http://nbaplaybook.com/2011/06/10/why-t ... ight-call/

[Tim_Hardawayy]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_G8Q46hGus[/youtube]

The LeBron charge was the biggest call of the game. You can see from both angles that Joey was looking high and never once looked at Chandler's feet to see if he was in position, inside the restricted area, or if LeBron caught the ball in the paint or not. It was not a clear blown call and really could have gone either way but was huge in determining the outcome of the game.

no.

http://nbaplaybook.com/2011/06/10/why-t ... ight-call/

Dallas gets that call in Dallas, but not in Miami. And vice versa if the situation is reversed. Don't kid yourself.

This is why I can't wait to be back at home, to finally start getting some 50/50 calls to go our way (hopefully).

[Miamis3rdRing]

Maybe it's the Heat homer in me, but that's a weak a** call to make at the end of a game IMO.

And thanks DEEP3CL. Your posts during this series and the one against Chicago have been encouraging. Hope we can do to Dallas what your Lakers did to Boston in Game 6. Beat the hell out them!

[mh_3]

Why do they get Joey to call big games like this? The world may never know...