Good thing they don’t put “Ugly” in the box score: Heat survives Golden State, 110-106
That was ugly. That was also a win. And that’s the most important thing.
It was a battle of two teams who couldn’t shake each other, and the Miami Heat survived, beating the Golden State Warriors, 110-106.
I got back late from the game, and have to wake up early tomorrow morning, so little recap here. What’s you’re opinion. Happy to break the losing streak? Upset at the level of effort required to top the D-League All-Stars? Worried about what will happen Thursday against Kobe? Leave it here.
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I hope they put up a fight against the Lakers, at least.
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Embarassing that we almost blew it to a team with 8 players, but I will not re-hash over that.
The Heat have always played well against “top tier” teams and Wade is back and ready to make that final push it seems, so I am hoping for the best.
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Steven Reply:
March 3rd, 2010 at 5:19 pm
I hope so.
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The arena will obviously have a different energy against the Lakers then it will against the Golden State Warriors. Hopefully Wade and the others will feed off of that because they’re going to need it. I was at the Warriors game and the turnout was actually a bit better than I expected. Unfortunately there wasn’t much that the team did to get them all that excited in the first place.
Coach Spo might want to stop the experiment of leaving Wade and Beasley on the bench at the same time. That’s not going to cut it with the Lakers. Both need to play great and log heavy minutes for the Heat to have a chance. I don’t know what O’Neal can do down low against the Laker bigs but I wouldn’t depend on him that’s for sure.
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