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Pregame rituals: Holy rain dances, secret handshakes for Heat players
The Miami HeraldMIAMI When the lights go down in AmericanAirlines Arena, Chris Andersen turns into a rain god and Mike Miller dances around his deity asking for a deluge. Among the many pregame handshakes and rituals the Heat's players perform before games and there are...Tags: Chris Bosh, Dance, Rashard Lewis, American Airlines Arena, Udonis Haslem
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Dan Le Batard: LeBron in a quiet bubble with noise all around him
The Miami HeraldMIAMI There is still so much infernal noise all around LeBron James. Sirens. Howling. Nonsense. Tony Parker makes one lucky shot, one-tenth of a second the difference between stumbling fool and Game 1 hero, and this is supposed to mean something outside...Tags: Flu, Carmelo Anthony, Tony Parker, Ecosystems, Derrick Rose
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Heat's Battier not fitting in this postseason like he did last year
The Miami HeraldMIAMI The Heat's starting lineup in last June's NBA Finals with Shane Battier and Mario Chalmers joining the Big 3 proved to be ideal combination against Oklahoma City. But this postseason, when Battier has come off the bench and joined the four others,...Tags: Erik Spoelstra, Chris Bosh, Philadelphia 76ers, Pat Riley, Doug Collins
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Heat teammates back struggling Chris Bosh
The Miami HeraldMIAMI Late in Miami's game against San Antonio on Thursday night, Chris Bosh found himself all alone deep in the corner with the Heat down four points. Even though he missed the first three three-pointers he took in the game, Bosh fired away. He didn't...Tags: Tony Parker, Erik Spoelstra, Chris Bosh, Magic Johnson, The Miami Herald
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Well-rested Spurs steal Game 1 in Miami
ReutersThe Sports Xchange By Walter Villa, The Sports Xchange Well-rested Spurs steal Game 1 in Miami MIAMI -- Tony Parker seemed out of control, falling to the ground, keeping his dribble and getting back on his feet as Miami Heat defenders converged on him....Tags: Tony Parker, Erik Spoelstra, Chris Bosh, Indiana Pacers, National Basketball Association
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Heat's Battier's game goes sour again in Game 1
The Miami HeraldMIAMI Shane Battier will have to wait a little longer for that juicy rib-eye steak. The Heat's veteran forward, whose sharpshooting and defense were instrumental in last season's NBA championship run, continued his postseason funk with a fourth...Tags: Foods and Beverages, Erik Spoelstra, Sandwiches, Indiana Pacers, National Basketball Association
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Spurs' Parker burns the Heat at pivotal moments
The Miami HeraldMIAMI One of the toughest assignments for the Heat as it opened the NBA Finals on Thursday was trying to slow down Tony Parker. For a while, Miami was able to do just that. The fourth quarter was a different story. It was Parker's story. Parker, the...Tags: Tony Parker, Erik Spoelstra, Golden State Warriors, American Airlines Arena, Mario Chalmers
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ASK IRA: Is it time for Bosh to abort the 3-pointers?
South Florida Sun SentinelQ: The frustration with the Heat used to center around Mario Chalmers. The baton has been passed to Chris Bosh. Maybe with Bosh missing the late 3-pointer, the Heat will finally realize his game needs to go back to the paint. -- Eric. A: But that's...Tags: Mike Miller, Miami Heat, Erik Spoelstra, Chris Bosh, Dwyane Wade
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Five takeaways from Heat-Spurs Game 1 of the NBA Finals
1. For all his accomplishments, Tony Parker remains underrated. The San Antonio point guard is a five-time All-Star who has won three NBA titles. And he still doesn’t get enough credit. His 10-point fourth quarter during the Spurs’ 92-88...
Tags: Tony Parker, Erik Spoelstra, Chris Bosh, George Karl, Brian Shaw
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Chris Bosh and teammates defend his 3-point shots
The Chris Bosh bashers came out of the woodwork after he went 0-for-4 from 3-point territory, including a critical wide-open miss from the wing with a minute left that would've sliced the Spurs' lead to one point in what became a 92-88 Game 1 loss...
Tags: Erik Spoelstra, Chris Bosh, National Basketball Association, Danny Green, Mike Miller
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Richardson's take: Spurs 92, Heat 88
What went right for the Heat From the start, this was never all about LeBron James. Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade gave him early help. Ray Allen and Mario Chalmers were also contributors. What went wrong for the Heat The Heat had no answer for Tony...Tags: Tiago Splitter, Tony Parker, Erik Spoelstra, Chris Bosh, Mario Chalmers
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Spurs 92, Heat 88
ReutersThe Sports Xchange By Walter Villa, The Sports Xchange Spurs 92, Heat 88 MIAMI -- The well-rested San Antonio Spurs defeated the Miami Heat 92-88 Thursday night in Game 1 of the NBA Finals at AmericanAirlines Arena. Game 2 in the best-of-seven...Tags: Tony Parker, Chris Bosh, National Basketball Association, American Airlines Arena, Danny Green
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