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South Florida Sun-Sentinel —
Down 2-1 in the best-of-seven series, and still without sidelined power forward Chris Bosh, the Heat return to Bankers Life Fieldhouse for Sunday's Game 4 against the Pacers.
The Miami Herald —
With the Heat hurting and down 2-1 to the Pacers, Sunday’s Game 4 could be the defining moment in the Big 3 era.
The Miami Herald —
So now this avalanche finally falls on the weary head of one Dwyane Wade — all this doubt and wrath and even, for the very first time, name-calling. Wade has had to wallow in that sewage for a couple of days now, after his worst moments ever in a Miami Heat uniform. In other words, Wade has spent the weekend feeling the way LeBron James has for much of the past two years. It really is...
The Miami Herald —
So now this avalanche finally falls on the weary head of one Dwyane Wade — all this doubt and wrath and even, for the very first time, name-calling. Wade has had to wallow in that sewage for a couple of days now, after his worst moments ever in a Miami Heat uniform. In other words, Wade has spent the weekend feeling the way LeBron James has for much of the past two years. It really is the...
South Florida Sun-Sentinel ( Dave Hyde ) —
It's not just his game — it's his tantrums at issue now On a sunny Midwestern afternoon made for strolling across a campus, Dwyane Wade went back to college. He drove to see his former Marquette coach, Tom Crean, who's now at Indiana University in Bloomington.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel ( By Ira Winderman ) —
Dwyane Wade insists he is past his Game 3 spat with coach Erik Spoelstra, with LeBron James refusing to be drawn into tough-guy talk with Pacers forward Danny Granger.
Palm Beach Post (John Bisognano) —
Each week, The Post's John Bisognano takes a look at the week in South Florida sports with his cartoon.
Palm Beach Post (Ethan J. Skolnick) —
In the space and time between Thursday night's Game 3 loss to the Indiana Pacers and Saturday's full-squad practice, Heat players tried to get away from the fray as much as they could.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel ( By Josh Weinfuss, Correspondent ) —
Indiana does not want to give back home-court advantage to the Heat INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Pacers have flown under the radar all season.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel ( By Ira Winderman ) —
Of the mocking from seldom-used Pacers guard, Heat forward says, "I'm not going to stoop down to Lance Stephenson. Lance Stephenson? You guys want me to quote about Lance Stephenson?"
South Florida Sun-Sentinel ( By Ira Winderman ) —
Around 3:10 p.m. Sunday. That's when Erik Spoelstra figures to reveal his starting lineup for Sunday's Game 4 against the Indiana Pacers.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel ( Ira Winderman ) —
Sunday notes: David Stern has right idea with a soccer-like Olympic age restriction. Also: Pat Riley's Executive of Year vote; Heat victim of win-win trade; and Texas two-step.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel —
In a 2-1 hole and with Chris Bosh injured, the Miami Heat can use all the good vibes and positive thoughts they can get for their Eastern Semifinal series against the Pacers.
The Miami Herald —
The Heat canceled practice and a media session in order to focus on Sunday’s crucial Game 4. Meanwhile, coach Erik Spoelstra downplayed his clash with Dwyane Wade.
The Miami Herald —
The Heat canceled practice and a media session in order to focus on Sunday’s crucial Game 4. Meanwhile, coach Erik Spoelstra downplayed his clash with Dwyane Wade.