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Around the Heatosphere
Published on 2009-11-21 11:16:00
The Miami Heat's record stands at 7-5 and they find themselves in 3rd place in the South East Division and 6th overall in the Eastern Conference. Here's what 'they' are talking about around the Heatosphere:-At one point in the second quarter, Shavlik Randolph pulled Beasley aside to explain a play. Let that marinate for a while. To his credit, Beasley continued to push through his uneven start.-It took Dwyane Wade until the midpoint of the first quarter for his first basket, a driving layup. He
Heat Loses It's Way
Published on 2009-11-21 03:44:00
I just wanted to make a few very quick points about the state of the Heat right now. Losing streaks happen in the NBA. Players go into slumps, you have injuries, you get a few bad breaks, and all of a sudden you drop a few games. But when a team begins to lose it's identity altogether it becomes a cause for serious concern. The Heat gave up 120 points to the Raptors on Friday night allowing Toronto to shoot 57.7% from the field as a team. Whats worse, the Raptors went 9 of 15 behind the 3 point
Uh Oh! Hawks 105 - Heat 90
Published on 2009-11-19 18:06:00
The sky is falling! The Heat are a farce! Trade everyone! Call Allen Iverson now!!!That's my normal reaction after every Heat loss. Now that the Heat have dropped 2 in a row for the first time in this very young season (and hearing the news about Ronnie Brown), it has not been the best 24 hours of my existence as a sports fan. But in time, sometimes in just a few hours, perspective starts to creep in and we can take a step back and give things a more rational assessment. First of all, the Hawks
