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These niggas was doing reverse alleyoops n shit
Good game Chicago heat
Bron shot 73% from the field on u niggas what happen?
He saw that 23 in the ceiling and turned it up
Them Chiraq niggus should not allow that shit
Clown ass niggus from Chicago rooting for the Heat
Fuck outta here
A lotta niggus out Suddenly became chicago heat fans
Fucking scum
Fucking scum
As long as vinny doesnt go to the finals ever
I'm good
I'm good
And wade
And then they tryna go after these same niggas again in 2014
Fuck these niggas man
And then they tryna go after these same niggas again in 2014
Fuck these niggas man
See Miami and bulls got the same colors so it's hard To tell who's. Fan of who
These niggas had a whole section!!!
It's always like a few lil niggas n shit
But these niggas are scum
These niggas had a whole section!!!
It's always like a few lil niggas n shit
But these niggas are scum
Checking in kinda late....
Miami Heat vs. Philadelphia 76ers: Preview, Analysis and Predictions
The Miami Heat are on a nine-game winning streak, and they can make it 10 with a victory in the City of Brotherly Love. The defending champs will take on the struggling Philadelphia 76ers there on February 23, with the Sixers having lost three in a row.
It also happens to be the first time the teams play each other this season, which is ironic, since they are both in the same conference. Just the same, the clash of Philadelphia's scrappy youth against Miami's fast-paced offense should be tons of fun to watch.
Not only is Miami looking to extend its winning streak to 10 games, but the Sixers are seeking to get back on the winning track and make a second-half push for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Currently, Philadelphia is three-and-a-half games behind the Milwaukee Bucks and could really use a boost.
An upset victory over Miami would give the Sixers plenty of momentum, and make them a team to potentially watch down the stretch.
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Time: Saturday, February 23rd, 7:30 p.m. EST
TV: Sun Sports, CSN
Records: Miami Heat (38-14) vs. Philadelphia 76ers (22-30)
Injuries: Mike Miller (illness, day-to-day), LeBron James (leg, day-to-day), Andrew Bynum (knee, out), Jason Richardson (knee, out), Thaddeus Young (hamstring, out)
Miami Heat vs. Philadelphia 76ers: Preview, Analysis and Predictions
The Miami Heat are on a nine-game winning streak, and they can make it 10 with a victory in the City of Brotherly Love. The defending champs will take on the struggling Philadelphia 76ers there on February 23, with the Sixers having lost three in a row.
It also happens to be the first time the teams play each other this season, which is ironic, since they are both in the same conference. Just the same, the clash of Philadelphia's scrappy youth against Miami's fast-paced offense should be tons of fun to watch.
Not only is Miami looking to extend its winning streak to 10 games, but the Sixers are seeking to get back on the winning track and make a second-half push for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Currently, Philadelphia is three-and-a-half games behind the Milwaukee Bucks and could really use a boost.
An upset victory over Miami would give the Sixers plenty of momentum, and make them a team to potentially watch down the stretch.
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Time: Saturday, February 23rd, 7:30 p.m. EST
TV: Sun Sports, CSN
Records: Miami Heat (38-14) vs. Philadelphia 76ers (22-30)
Injuries: Mike Miller (illness, day-to-day), LeBron James (leg, day-to-day), Andrew Bynum (knee, out), Jason Richardson (knee, out), Thaddeus Young (hamstring, out)
D Wade 8-10 at the half. 17 points. Shooting over 50% for the year.
I thought D Wade was old and slowing down
Yea, but some folks also knew that surgery would take time to heal..
Oh he getting that trip dubb tonight
Yea, don't know if that rebound he lost will count...
King after 3.
14 points (6-11)
11 assists
9 rebounds
2 steals
King is "Baby Magic" tonight. It's Showtime in Philly!
14 points (6-11)
11 assists
9 rebounds
2 steals
King is "Baby Magic" tonight. It's Showtime in Philly!
The 36th regular season triple double of his career. Placing him 7 behind Fat Lever for 6th place and 23 behind Bird for 5th on the all time list. For those wondering MJ sits at 10th with 28 regular season triple doubles.
Wade still on the floor?
Damn I jinxed him. Lol.
Cavaliers-Heat Preview
For all the heartbreak and feelings of betrayal Cleveland fans have experienced since LeBron James left, the MVP's defection to South Beach and the Cavaliers' subsequent losing season contributed to Kyrie Irving becoming the new face of the franchise.
Though James' high praise for the second-year point guard has rumors swirling the two could eventually join forces in Cleveland, both players simply are focused on the stellar competition each currently provides for the other.
James looks to improve to 8-1 against his former team while guiding the Miami Heat to an 11th consecutive victory as they host Irving and the Cavaliers on Sunday night.
The Cavaliers finished an Eastern Conference-worst 19-63 the season after James' departure while the Heat made it to the NBA finals, but winning the draft lottery allowed Cleveland to select Irving with the No. 1 overall pick.
While James has won another MVP and his only championship since joining Miami, Irving's potential has Cleveland fans believing in a bright future - one that has the possibility of including both.
Irving, despite missing 11 games with a broken finger, has averaged 23.5 points, made his first All-Star appearance and won the 3-point contest at All-Star weekend after winning rookie of the year in 2011-12.
James, who can opt out of his current contract in 2014, has taken notice of Irving's talent, leading to rumors he would consider a return to his former team.
"I said it earlier this year or last year that in a couple years, he'd be (one of the) top two or top three best point guards in the league. He's headed there already," James said over All-Star weekend. "His ability to shoot the ball, his ability to drive the ball and finish - I think he's one of the best finishers we have in our game.
"He's doing some great things right now and they should be excited about having him in Cleveland."
Whether James joins Irving is a possibility neither is focusing on at this point. For now, Irving simply realizes facing James always will provide a challenge.
"He's taken everything everybody said about him that he didn't do well (when he first left Cleveland) and is proving it all the time now," Irving said. "That's as simply put as you can say it. He's doing everything people said he couldn't do. It's fun to watch."
Irving averaged 16.7 points in three meetings with James and the Heat last season, but his broken finger forced him to miss Miami's 110-108 win Nov. 24.
James, averaging 26.3 points against his former team, hit 10 of 16 shots and scored 30 points in that contest, also assisting on Ray Allen's go-ahead 3-pointer with 18 seconds remaining as the Heat rallied from a seven-point deficit with less than two minutes to play.
James recorded his 43rd career triple-double, including the postseason, as Miami (39-14) extended its winning streak with a 114-90 victory at Philadelphia on Saturday.
"I was going to stay out there until I got it,'' said James, who finished with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists. "I wasn't going to let this one slip away. I've had too many games where I was one assist, one rebound away. I wasn't coming out.''
James' lone triple-double against Cleveland, coincidentally, came on the road in his only loss to the Cavaliers.
Irving finished with 12 points and nine assists in Saturday's 118-94 win over Orlando as Cleveland (18-37) made its first stop on a three-game trip that concludes Tuesday in Chicago.
"We're just trying to win as many games as possible,'' Irving said. "In order to do that, we just have to find consistency on this team and it starts with this road trip. It is a challenge for us as a team and we are looking forward to it.''
The Heat, kicking off a three-game stretch at AmericanAirlines Arena, are an East-best 23-3 at home.
For all the heartbreak and feelings of betrayal Cleveland fans have experienced since LeBron James left, the MVP's defection to South Beach and the Cavaliers' subsequent losing season contributed to Kyrie Irving becoming the new face of the franchise.
Though James' high praise for the second-year point guard has rumors swirling the two could eventually join forces in Cleveland, both players simply are focused on the stellar competition each currently provides for the other.
James looks to improve to 8-1 against his former team while guiding the Miami Heat to an 11th consecutive victory as they host Irving and the Cavaliers on Sunday night.
The Cavaliers finished an Eastern Conference-worst 19-63 the season after James' departure while the Heat made it to the NBA finals, but winning the draft lottery allowed Cleveland to select Irving with the No. 1 overall pick.
While James has won another MVP and his only championship since joining Miami, Irving's potential has Cleveland fans believing in a bright future - one that has the possibility of including both.
Irving, despite missing 11 games with a broken finger, has averaged 23.5 points, made his first All-Star appearance and won the 3-point contest at All-Star weekend after winning rookie of the year in 2011-12.
James, who can opt out of his current contract in 2014, has taken notice of Irving's talent, leading to rumors he would consider a return to his former team.
"I said it earlier this year or last year that in a couple years, he'd be (one of the) top two or top three best point guards in the league. He's headed there already," James said over All-Star weekend. "His ability to shoot the ball, his ability to drive the ball and finish - I think he's one of the best finishers we have in our game.
"He's doing some great things right now and they should be excited about having him in Cleveland."
Whether James joins Irving is a possibility neither is focusing on at this point. For now, Irving simply realizes facing James always will provide a challenge.
"He's taken everything everybody said about him that he didn't do well (when he first left Cleveland) and is proving it all the time now," Irving said. "That's as simply put as you can say it. He's doing everything people said he couldn't do. It's fun to watch."
Irving averaged 16.7 points in three meetings with James and the Heat last season, but his broken finger forced him to miss Miami's 110-108 win Nov. 24.
James, averaging 26.3 points against his former team, hit 10 of 16 shots and scored 30 points in that contest, also assisting on Ray Allen's go-ahead 3-pointer with 18 seconds remaining as the Heat rallied from a seven-point deficit with less than two minutes to play.
James recorded his 43rd career triple-double, including the postseason, as Miami (39-14) extended its winning streak with a 114-90 victory at Philadelphia on Saturday.
"I was going to stay out there until I got it,'' said James, who finished with 16 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists. "I wasn't going to let this one slip away. I've had too many games where I was one assist, one rebound away. I wasn't coming out.''
James' lone triple-double against Cleveland, coincidentally, came on the road in his only loss to the Cavaliers.
Irving finished with 12 points and nine assists in Saturday's 118-94 win over Orlando as Cleveland (18-37) made its first stop on a three-game trip that concludes Tuesday in Chicago.
"We're just trying to win as many games as possible,'' Irving said. "In order to do that, we just have to find consistency on this team and it starts with this road trip. It is a challenge for us as a team and we are looking forward to it.''
The Heat, kicking off a three-game stretch at AmericanAirlines Arena, are an East-best 23-3 at home.
Since when?
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