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The NBA announced on May 24 that Miami HEAT forward LeBron James has been named to the 2011-12 All-NBA First Team and HEAT guard Dwyane Wade has been named to the 2011-12 All-NBA Third Team. James led all players with 596 points, including 118 of a possible 120 First Team votes.
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James: All-NBA Defense
Roster Update
The NBA has suspended HEAT Forward Udonis Haslem for Game 6, while Dexter Pittman gets a three-game suspension.
Game 6 Road Rally
Miller Lite is hosting a White Hot HEAT playoff road rally at Finnegan’s River on Thursday, May 24th at 8:00 p.m. when the HEAT take on the Indiana Pacers in Game 6 of the Second Round. Enjoy Miller Lite drink specials and join the HEAT Experience for a great time! Finnegan’s River is located at 401 S.W. 3rd Avenue in downtown Miami.
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The HEAT took Game 5 against the Pacers on the strength of run outs, earning 22 fast-break points. That doesn't mean the team was trying to run more in that game than any other, though. In order to play fast, they need stops and rebounds, and they need the right sort of stops and rebounds. We look at the defense that became the spectacular offense.
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LeBron James and Dwyane Wade combined for 43 of Miami's 55 second-half points against the Indiana Pacers in Game 4, playing one of the most beautiful stretches of basketball we've seen all year. And it might have all started with one simple play in the second quarter, plus a ton of work without the ball.
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The Miami HEAT need Dwyane Wade to play better than he did when shooting 2-of-13 in Game 3 against the Indiana Pacers, but it's not all on him. The team can help Wade by affording him more space to operate in and get him easier opportunities. Because the HEAT don't just need Wade to score, they need him to be efficient.
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The Miami HEAT's offense runs like a well-oiled machine when it is generating three-pointers, but not just any threes. It needs to create open, efficient, assisted threes, and knowing this, the Indiana Pacers have schemed to take those away, a scheme that starts with how they defend LeBron James and Dwyane Wade's pick-and-rolls.
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