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| Cleveland I mean Miami top draw Lebron James did everything to win their series. |
When Cleveland Cavaliers owner Paul Gilbert
hexed Lebron James saying that he
will never win a championship...
Pfft.
Who
cares what he says.
All I
can say is Paul Gilbert better NOT be a “reverse” prophet because as it stands
the Miami Heat is a “Dallas Mavericks”
away from winning it all! The Miami Heat finally set up the good versus evil
NBA Finals storyline as they defeat the Chicago
Bulls, 83 to 80.
It was
a low-scoring night for both squads as defense won it for the Heat. Miami’s Big Three all scored in 20 points or up with Lebron James unleashing his dominance
over the competition. Like the bastard or not (NOT), LBJ came away with a game-high 28 points, a game-high 11
rebounds, a team-high 6 assists, a game-high 3 steals, and 2 blocks.
Like I
said, I hate the guy but you have to give him his props.
And
then there’s Dwyane Wade who even if
he made 9 turnovers, finished the
game with 21 points. Chris Bosh had a better game than Wade
by ringing in 20 points, 10 rebounds, an
assist, a steal, and 4 big time blocks.
If the
Heat had a 39 percent shooting night,
the Bulls had it worse. Derrick Rose
again led the team with 25 points
but he shot 20 bricks to finish the night with 9-of-29 shooting. Luol Deng,
the other guy that should be helping Rose in the scoring chores had a
respectable 18 points but with a
not-so-respectable 6-of-17 shooting.
But then the other double-digit scorer was Ronnie
Brewer – who would score 10 points as Carlos
Boozer, Kyle Korver, and Joakim Noah struggled in their scoring and
rebounding functions.
So
this win sets up the grudge match five years in the making. Unlike their
previous finals encounter, the Mavs then were considered the favourites. With
the Miami’s “Axis of Evil” doing everything they can to claim the first title
in their self-proclaimed dynasty, everyone who hates Miami will rely on Dallas
to beat them.
BEAT
THE HEAT!
Game
over!
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