Originally Posted by
PR9
thinking about it further, I think the Heat roll here. Last night the knicks attempted a ridiculous 43 three-pointers, there was no other way they were going to come close to winning unless they had a historical performance from long distance. They made 18 of them , the highest total against from downtown in Heat history... and the Heat still won by double-digits.
If you told anyone before the game that the knicks would hit 18 three-pointers with all that luck on their side, with the Heat hitting only 2 and only attempting 10, they'd say the Knicks win it easily. But Wade was just incredible last night in his 32 minutes not only on the offensive end of the floor, but defensively as well with his 5 steals and multiple blocked shots,, that it didn't matter what the knicks shot from downtown. Wade was a tazmanian devil making plays all over that court like he was shot out of a cannon.
The Heat heard all about the heat losing in the 3 games wade returned the last time starting in golden state, but that was on the road during a west coast swing (where they didn't play well last year either). Now they are at home though. They had a tremendous sense of urgency last night with Wade back and I see that continuing and riding out, at home.
As much as the bulls want revenge they are quite simply outmatched here. And they are terribly outmatched playing against a motivated Heat team filled with energy.
The Heat also have something to prove, in proving how the regular season games last year were a fluke between these teams. Great spot for Heat. Miami rolls here.