2010-11 NBA Basketball Season
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pro96 said:
Two games in a row that they completely had the other team on the ropes.....stopped being aggressive and settle for jump shots.
embarrassing!!!! they keep it up and they'll be bounced out of the playoffs.
rey_1178 said:
Well...let's not get carried away. The chances of A team doing that to the HEAT in a series is slim at best.
The Knicks are still the Cavs' bitches.
As horrible as Cleveland has played at times this season- they're 3-0 against them!
And this is against the worst team in the NBA?!
Did HD put a curse on the Garden?
As horrible as Cleveland has played at times this season- they're 3-0 against them!
And this is against the worst team in the NBA?!
Did HD put a curse on the Garden?
And THIS is the same reason team should not get TOO high on wins or too low on loses. The Knicks are 2-1 vs. the HEAT.... 0-3 vs. the CAVS.
Disgusting game by the heat. What a shock 
I'll repeat what i said before the season started. The heat won't even make it to the eastern finals. Write it down. I was hoping i was wrong when i said it before but its looking like I'm not. Tonight's game can still turn around in heats favor but so far its disgusting
Miamis issues are starting to show up on a consistent basis.
I'll repeat what i said before the season started. The heat won't even make it to the eastern finals. Write it down. I was hoping i was wrong when i said it before but its looking like I'm not. Tonight's game can still turn around in heats favor but so far its disgusting
Miamis issues are starting to show up on a consistent basis.
Disgusting game by the heat. What a shock
I'll repeat what i said before the season started. The heat won't even make it to the eastern finals. Write it down. I was hoping i was wrong when i said it before but its looking like I'm not. Tonight's game can still turn around in heats favor but so far its disgusting
Miamis issues are starting to show up on a consistent basis.
Literally, ever single year, a team plays another in the playoffs that they just could not beat in the regular season....then the playoffs started. And NOW, that team that was kicking that other team's a$$ during the regular season...realizes that they must beat that team...4 times in approx 10 days.
Like I said, the NBA and the MLB seasons are SO LONG....you really have no time as a playoff caliber team to think of last night's loss.
We will see in the playoffs Rey.
IIRC, when the Heat won the title in 2006, they did not have a great record against top-tier teams.
Regular season results- not indicative of postseason results.
Regular season results- not indicative of postseason results.
The Bulls were bailed out by that phantom push and lack of foul on the other side. Oh well, we will see them in the playoffs.
Miami Heat players moved to tears after another close loss - Ball Don't Lie - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
According to Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, several Miami players were reduced to tears following the team's 87-86 loss to the Bulls.
According to Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, several Miami players were reduced to tears following the team's 87-86 loss to the Bulls.
Well they got a lot of work to do that's for sure. I've been saying it since this all started that it wasn't going to be as easy as most thought. Starting with lebron saying " not one..... not two..... not three...... not four..... " and so on. You're setting yourself up for disappointment. Concentrate on getting the first one fool. This latest slump is a good lesson for them. They better learn something from it. Start with winning games and stop worrying by how much. I don't care if you beat teams by a single point. just win.Miami Heat players moved to tears after another close loss - Ball Don't Lie - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
According to Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, several Miami players were reduced to tears following the team's 87-86 loss to the Bulls.
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Miami Heat players moved to tears after another close loss - Ball Don't Lie - NBA - Yahoo! Sports
According to Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, several Miami players were reduced to tears following the team's 87-86 loss to the Bulls.
Why are they having a melt down? I thought Salsa said the players don't take the regular season seriously?
PS. Anyone have the Heat's record against winning teams? I have a feeling it's not good.
