TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT MIAMI, June 6: Forty-eight minutes. It is all that matters. It is all that stands between the HEAT’s championship dreams. Tonight that dream either lives or dies.
TWO WINS FROM THE FINALS MIAMI, June 2: It has come down to this. For the Miami HEAT and the Detroit Pistons, even at two games apiece, in these Eastern Conference Finals, it is getting to be that time.
LET THE BATTLE BEGIN MIAMI, May 23: The best four teams this year, all season in the NBA, are the four still playing. Miami, Detroit, San Antonio and Phoenix are all worthy championship contenders.
HALF-WAY TO THE THRONE MIAMI, May 17: With eight straight playoff wins, the MIAMI HEAT has swept their way past the Nets and the Wizards, into the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Wonder of Wade MIAMI, May 12: Tuesday night, in Miami’s 108-102, Game 2 win, Dwyane Wade was the wizard and led the HEAT to a 2-0 lead, in their Eastern Conference semi-final series against Washington.
FIVE and ALIVE MIAMI, May 9: The Miami Heat has played five Playoff games here in 2005 and has won them all. It’s the longest playoff win streak in Heat history.
Two Coaching Legends Weigh in on the HEAT East Rutherford, May 4: Last Sunday at the Continental Airlines Arena, in East Rutherford, New Jersey the Miami Heat completed their convincing 4 game, first-round sweep of the New Jersey Nets. Two of the brightest coaching minds in basketball, Dr. Jack Ramsay and Hubie Brown were there.
A Game to Remember East Rutherford, April 29 - The drama, emotion and intensity of the NBA Playoffs was clearly on display, Thursday night, in Game 3 of the HEAT’s first-round series with the New Jersey Nets. Miami’s exhausting, double-overtime, 108- 105 win, was a game for the ages, for all ages.
Starting in Style
The Miami Heat did what they were supposed to do. Winning the first two games of this first-round series against the New Jersey Nets, at the American Airlines Arena, is what the top-seeded Heat were expected to do. And did they ever.
Playoff Time, All Out, All the Time
The Miami HEAT embark on their Tenth playoff adventure in Seventeen years and this is their best chance yet at winning the NBA Championship. Winning 16 more games is what it takes. It is the toughest task in the basketball world but this HEAT team believes they can do it.
The Power of Two
Shaquille O’Neal and Dwyane Wade, the two brightest stars in the seventeen-year history of the Miami HEAT, have illuminated an entire season of nights; night after night.
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