The Miami Heat have a great talent to making you feel that Basketball is ridiculously easy, and they do it in style. But this time the game turned more physical on them demanding more. But also, showing more of their skill.
With 34 points by Dwayne Wade, 25 from LeBron James (not to mention his 9 assists) Miami were able to defeat the Bucks 101 to 89 in their nineteenth victory in twenty games they played!
It was obvious from watching the game that they usually enjoy a different, more relaxed type of a game, however, they have also shown that they can perform well under pressure.
Other points for the victors were scored by Chris Bosh (19 and 12 rebounds), notable in the game how he got his wings in the last quarter not doing anything special during the initial three.
Tuesdays game was the last time for another 14 days that Miami played at their home pitch. Now it’s time for them to see what is going to happen to their 11 victories away when they play Milwaukee this Friday.
Wade, speaking on behalf of his team mentioned his teams feelings towards their forthcoming opponent. The team knows that Milwaukee has beaten up some really good teams already, they may not be as big as Miami but certainly can show up a great attitude when needed.
Naturally, and as mentioned by Wade too, the Bucks are not the greatest team and certainly have played many games they would like to soon forget, fouling Wade two times would probably be one of the things they will regret when the two teams meet again.
Or that time when Skles tried to get the referees attention and collided “as if by accident” with Arroyo, the Heats guard, which only earn him his second technical and not an ejection from the pitch, lucky for him.
Wade’s opponents come to their game with the Bucks with 5-11 in their away games but as I already mentioned, some of those victories suggest that they can do a good game.