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LeBron At 30

by Jonathan Tjarks

Oct 28, 2014 1:03 PM

The biggest difference between LeBron James at 26 and at 30 is he can think the game on a whole different level, seeing two and three moves down the road. Everything he does is about setting himself up for two to three weeks in May and June. Read more »

Tags: LeBron James, Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, NBA

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Chris Bosh's Return Keeps Heat Relevant

by Jonathan Tjarks

Jul 13, 2014 11:31 PM

With LeBron leaving the Heat, Chris Bosh could be back in the discussion with guys like Blake Griffin, LaMarcus Aldridge and Kevin Love for best PF in the NBA. He's not the rebounder they are, but he's the most complete player of the bunch, with the ability to score, shoot, pass and defend. Read more »

Tags: Chris Bosh, Miami Heat, NBA

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LeBron Opens Up His Own Finishing School In Northeast Ohio

by Jonathan Tjarks

Jul 12, 2014 1:25 PM

The end game for LeBron James is not to bring one title to Cleveland, but to bring a franchise that could compete for titles well into the future. When LeBron watched the Spurs dismantle the Heat in the Finals, he saw what to strive for. Read more »

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Checking Pat Riley's Counting On NBA Dynasties

by RealGM Staff Report

Pat Riley called for perspective in evaluating what constitutes a dynasty, referencing the records of great teams of the past such as the Lakers, Celtics, Bulls and Spurs. Read more »
Spurs Win Championship On System Over Sentimentality

by Jonathan Tjarks

While the Spurs' stars are well into their second decade in the league, they had the younger and more athletic roster. That became obvious over the course of the series, as the Spurs zipped the ball around the court and blew the Heat off the floor. Read more »
Rashard Lewis Must Produce To Keep Heat From Elimination

by Sam Yip

With Rashard Lewis’ emergence, Shane Battier and James Jones have been bumped from the rotation and the Heat success is contingent on Lewis continuing to knock down open shots. Read more »
LeBron's One-Man Show Given Championship Lessons From Spurs

by Shams Charania

As San Antonio amplifies its team morale, its team play, a back-to-back champion and the Earth’s best basketball player have been knocked into submission. LeBron James was Miami’s greatest advantage of all. Read more »
Previewing NBA Finals Game 3: Adjustments Over Time & On The Fly

by Christopher Reina

Erik Spoelstra and Gregg Popovich have made a series of adjustments over a period of several years to get to this point of sophistication in their offense and as this series advances into Game 3, their ability to find viable Plans B and C will be the difference with these two teams so evenly matched. Read more »
Finals In Their Prime

by Jonathan Tjarks

The Heat don't have an answer for Tim Duncan and the Spurs don't have an answer for LeBron James. The difference between the two all-time greats at this point is age and stamina. Read more »
Masters Of Space

by Jonathan Tjarks

If the last two NBA Finals are any indication, there's no stopping the trend of the corner three-pointer. A generation from now, you may not be able to play in the NBA if you can't shoot 3's. Read more »
Heat Throttle Pacers, Who End Once-Promising Season Miserably

by Andrew Perna

The Pacers owned the first four minutes of Game 6 before the Heat turned on the jets and coasted into the NBA Finals for the fourth year in a row. Read more »
George Erupts In Fourth, Pacers Hold On To Force Game 6 Against Heat

by Andrew Perna

Paul George scored 21 points in the fourth quarter and LeBron James was hampered by foul trouble as the Pacers topped the Heat to force a Game 6 back in Miami. Read more »
Pacers Wallow Through Game 4 Loss, Face Early Elimination Against Heat

by Andrew Perna

Chris Bosh scored the game's first eight points and the Heat never looked back in Game 4, pushing the Pacers to the brink as the series moves back to Indianapolis. Read more »
Pacers Lose Control In Second Quarter, Heat Dominate Second Half To Win Game 3

by Andrew Perna

After the Pacers built a 15-point lead in the second quarter, Ray Allen helped the Heat put them away with a three-point barrage midway through the fourth. Read more »
LeBron, Wade Dominate Late, Pacers Miss Chance To Take Commanding Lead

by Andrew Perna

The Pacers were a few minutes away from taking a 2-0 lead in the Eastern Conference Finals when LeBron James and Dwyane Wade went on a game-winning run to save the Heat. Read more »
Pacers Come To Play, Take Game 1 Against Heat

by Andrew Perna

The Pacers took Game 1 against the Heat thanks to their best offensive effort of the postseason, shooting 52% and assisting on 23 of their 35 field goals in a 107-96 victory on Sunday afternoon. Read more »
RealGM's Playoff Predictions

by RealGM Staff Report

All eight RealGM writers predict the Heat along with either the Thunder or Spurs to reach The Finals. Read more »
Haslem, Wade Share 'Maintenance' Plan In Quest For Fourth Ring

by Shams Charania

Together, Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem share the same highs of prosperity, the same low of futility, in this franchise. Together, their plan for freshness could prove genius in June. Read more »
Heat Left Vulnerable With No Deal To Improve Bench

by Sam Yip

With the thinnest bench during the Big 3 era, Pat Riley may be forcing LeBron James to produce several 2007-esque performances to complete their threepeat. Read more »
The Eastern Conference At The Deadline

by Haven Kaplan-Miner

The East deals included the only two All-Stars dealt (Antawn Jamison and Danny Granger), the two best players (Evan Turner and Spencer Hawes), and the smartest player (Professor Andre Miller, PhD). Read more »

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