Miami Heat Rally Back to Force a Game 7 in the NBA Finals

If you turned off your TV with 30 seconds left in last night’s thrilling NBA Finals matchup between the Heat and the Spurs, you missed the greatest comeback in Miami Heat playoffs history!
The Heat clawed back from a double-digit deficit early in the 4th quarter to force overtime in game 6 Tuesday night at American Airlines Arena in Miami. The Heat, helped by crucial 3 pointers from LeBron James and Ray Allen, defeated the hapless San Antonio Spurs 103-100 to force a game 7 on Thursday night.
Miami HEAT Advance to NBA Finals; Flo Rida’s Manager Ejected

It was like taking candy from a baby. The defending NBA champions Miami HEAT easily defeated the Indiana Pacers 99-76 in game 7 of the Eastern Conference series Monday night to advance to the NBA Finals against the Western Conference champion San Antonio Spurs.
With the HEAT comfortably in the lead by double digits late in the 4th quarter, Indiana coach Frank Vogel emptied his bench. Reserve forward Jeff Pendergraph — who played just 3 minutes in the entire series — wanted to make the most of his 2 minutes in the spotlight.
The 6 ft 9 in. Pendergraph set a hard screen on 6′ 2″ Heat guard Norris Cole forcing Cole to fight through the screen. Pendergraph shoved Cole who responded by assuming a boxer’s stance. Both players were ejected.
GO BACK TO CHICAGO!

The Miami HEAT held a cookout on their home court after hammering the Chicago Bulls 115-78 to even the second round series 1-1. Miami, led by a rejuvenated LeBron James, carved up the Chicago Bulls’ defense like a side of beef, handing the Bulls their worst lopsided loss in Bulls franchise history.
The Heat also broke a franchise record for the widest margin of victory in playoffs history.
LeBron, who won his 4th MVP trophy last weekend, scored all of his 19 points in the first half. He spent the 2nd half guiding his teammates to victory with thrilling no-look passes.
Comcast Fires Female Sports Reporter for On-Air Freudian Slip

After caving to intense pressure from women’s rights groups, the major sports networks began an experiment by hiring sexy women to announce major sports competitions from the sidelines. The experiment failed miserably due to two simple truths: no matter how sexy she is, a feminine voice is too distracting to men while they’re watching testosterone-filled sports. The second simple truth is horny women can’t control their desires around sports Gods like LeBron James.
Today, Comcast SportsNet Chicago announced they were firing a female sports reporter who had a Freudian slip live on the air.
LeBron James, Savannah Brinson, Dwyane Wade, Ray Allen Attend Chris Bosh’s Birthday Celebration
Miami Heat team superstar LeBron James and his lovely fiancee Savannah Brinson attended Chris Bosh’s 29th birthday at a Miami Hotel Wednesday. The party was a Moraccan theme complete with 2 live camels. The birthday boy, Chris Bosh was flown in via helicopter.
Photos: Splash News Online
Rutgers Fires Abusive Coach Amid Public Outcry (Video)

Welp, that didn’t take long.
Rutgers University has fired men’s basketball coach Mike Rice less than 24 hours after ESPN’s Outside the Lines aired shocking video footage of Rice verbally and physically abusing his players.
The video footage shows an unhinged Rice physically attacking his players and throwing basketballs at their heads during practice.
The video sparked anger and outrage on Wednesday. NBA star LeBron James vented his anger on Twitter.com Tuesday, and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie was “deeply disturbed” by the video.

Celebrity Style: LeBron James

NBA superstar LeBron James elevated his already ridiculous ballin’ skills to new heights earlier this week when he led his Miami Heat to a thrilling come-from-behind victory over his former team, the hapless Cleveland Cavaliers.
King James posted a triple-double — the 34th triple-double of his career — to rally the Heat to victory from a deficit of 27 points, keeping the HEAT’s record breaking win streak alive!
LeBron may be a monster on the court, but off the court, the father of 2 prefers being laid back and casual.



