Heat getting ready to throw a beat down.

[Hector]

BTW, one of the main things being discussed in sports shows is Chris Anderson shoving Tyler Hansbrough down to the floor...then both got technicals. I agree with most everybody, Hansbrough got the short end of the stick, he didn't deserve a technical...Birdman should've been thrown out of the game...that was a crappy call.

[Zemo]

He will leave, and can never see not appreciating his great game. I'm really sad, that D.Wades career looks likes it's winding down as a star. His body just has taken to much to be the Flash anymore.

[toys2cool]

LeBron is just awesome, he's a bad, bad man.

I know man, i don't take him for granted at all..I'm enjoying every minute of it and even if he leaves I'll always be a fan...

[Hector]

lol

Yep, LeBron is a beast...and spot on post.

[Random Axe]

Hector, you wrote exactly what I was thinking. This is how good he is...Put him on ANY current team and they make the playoffs. Put him on ANY playoff team and they are the favorite to win the whole thing. There's maybe five or six players in history you could make that claim about. I don't even really like the dude, but he is the real deal. I must be easing up on my dislike of LBJ cause those sentences weren't painful at all to write...

[Hector]

You South Beach boys are lucky, you got LeBron, lol.

If LeBron was with Golden State, the Warriors win the NBA title.

If the Nuggets had LeBron, they win the title.

If the Lakers had LeBron, well, you get what I'm saying, lol.

No LeBron, the Heat would be an average team.

Only a really bad team, like any of the Lottery teams, would probably not win with even LeBron, ask the Cavs.

LeBron is just awesome, he's a bad, bad man.

[EmergencyIan]

In an hour and half Indiana trees are going to fall.

I think that you're right about that, Jamie.

But, the trees will grow back, in Indiana, on Saturday evening.

- Ian

[Zemo]

In an hour and half Indiana trees are going to fall.

[Hector]

I feel your passion, Damien, it means you are a super fan, nothing wrong with that.

I still say the series goes seven games, with the Heat eventually advancing, so don't despair, bro.

[Hector]

i guess it's one of those things that if it's not your team you don't see it...Like when the Warriors were getting hammered and no one saw it or called it...the officiating had nothing to do with that either

Yet did you see me complain about the officiating during Warriors games?

No.

[Hector]

by the way outrebounded has nothing to do with it..they've gotten out rebounded every game of the year and they still won 66 games

Indiana is the number one rebounding team in the NBA, and the series is tied 2-2, of course it has everything to do with it in this series.

[Hector]

Jamie agrees with me, he's being more logical than you, Damien.

I knew, I just knew, and I should've mentioned it before, but I kNEW you were going to mention the Warriors in this conversation, well, moot point, we are talking Heat vs Pacers here, the Warriors are long gone, not part of this equation, lol.

[toys2cool]

by the way outrebounded has nothing to do with it..they've gotten out rebounded every game of the year and they still won 66 games

[toys2cool]

i guess it's one of those things that if it's not your team you don't see it...Like when the Warriors were getting hammered and no one saw it or called it...the officiating had nothing to do with that either

[Hector]

Shaq, Kenny Smith, and Barkley all said it was a foul, I agree with them...but the refs should have let the play go, too important of a game and too little time left to blow the whistle, and that's my point (and theirs).

Again, officiating did not beat the Heat, being badly outrebounded beat the Heat.