GT: Playoffs Round 2 Game 2: Nets @ HEAT 5/8 7:00 PM - ESPN2

[Mugiwara]

The Shooting Sleeve version of Bosh is awesome.

[HeatNationLA]

Sweep City?

[Picklewagon]

Luv how raps fans are doing our dirty work on the gb. Definitely the funniest and wittiest fanbase. Celtics and nets fans are so salty right now. It's great to kill both of those fanbases at the same time.

[WD]

Good win

[SweetTouch]

She was at the game tonight.

http://instagram.com/p/nwf8WkJ4RG/

I knew I remembered this girl from somewhere
She went to my high school

Strong work done on her face. Don't trust IG'ed out photos youngstas

[WD]

Miami Heat’s total team effort overwhelms Brooklyn Nets

Forget the Big 3. Try the Divine 9.

The Miami Heat is winning by committee. There has been no need for one of those triple-double, mega-scoring, jaw-dropping nights from LeBron James, nor for scales-tipping domination by the trio of James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.

The Heat defeated the Nets in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference semifinals Thursday by sharing the ball and sharing the load. The result was a 94-82 victory at AmericanAirlines Arena that sends Miami to Brooklyn with a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series.

After a regular season during which changing, patchwork lineups were a recurring reason for the Heat’s disjointedness, the playoffs have showcased a Heat team in full-fledged synchronicity. For the second game in a row, five players scored in double-figures. Nine players contributed points and rebounds, and all except Chris Andersen played at least 15 minutes, with Andersen in for 9:52. In Game 1, nine players saw at least 12 minutes of action.

Heat players took turns taking up the slack, with Wade, James and Ray Allen each going on eight-point scoring tears at different points in the game.

In the two-minute span that sunk the Nets, Mario Chalmers swished a three-pointer on an assist from James; Andersen rebounded a missed point-blank hook shot by Kevin Garnett, and Wade whipped a pass to Allen for a three-pointer from his sweet spot in the left corner. It was a model of a working cooperative and gave the Heat an eight-point lead with 5:10 left.

“We don’t really care who scores; we just put people in position to make plays,” James said. “We didn’t have as many assists as we’d like, but the ball is moving and guys are in a great rhythm. It was a frustrating regular season, but in the first six games of the playoffs, we’ve had that cohesiveness we were missing.”

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/05/09/4 ... rylink=cpy

[HIF]

KG, PP - Bitch slapped!

[GoodSir]

Need to make quick work of these guys. Game 3 is really crucial.

Would be nice to show them what a REAL sweep feels like

[kib0yski]

Game 3 is always been crucial in a seven game series. Lebron's performance has been sub par in the first two game. I'm expecting him to have a 30+pt performance.