I loved watching this game. Wade, James, and Bosh played together as only the king of south beach could and dominated. The Heat came back from that tough loss to New Orleans and really proved to New Jersey that they were not about to lose two games in a row. I loved the way LeBron went to the cup hard, disproving any thought that he was hurt. His ruthless aggression to the rim set an example, and proved to New Jersey that the Heat were not going to let this game get close.
Bosh did big things tonight, dropping plus 20 points for the first time in a while. Although I would had liked to see him dominate the boards a little more, he did what he had to do to win. He really threw down some hard dunks tonight, and for me, solidified his place as part of the big 3 (not that I ever had any question he was, but there were people speculating his value).
Tonight was the LeBron-Wade air show. They ran the court together a lot and we saw plenty of high flying theatrics. The one alley-oop when Lebron had that monster throw down lit the gym up. Wade put up 29 points and 10 boards and dominated most of the game, while LeBron added 23 and 9 assists. These two are playing great off of each other, and you cannot argue that they have gelled extremely well in the first two weeks.
The energy in Miami is incredible and the crowd noise is ear shattering ( in a good way). Overall, this was a great home court victory. I can see Miami going undefeated at home this year with the home court advantage that they have, and LeBron has taken over in the second half of basketball games in ways we have never seen before. The combination of Wade in the first half and LeBron in the second is tearing teams apart. With Bosh coming into his own, a lot of teams are going to have a hard time. Tonight had proven that, once these 3 guys get started, they are incredibly hard to stop.
And of course, everyone knows, LeBron will always bring the Heat.
Get em' LeBron!
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