So Lebron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh all scored 30 and had double doubles

[Heat007]

And they ended up winning by six. When all of them score 30+ points and get 10+ rebounds, I'd expect them to win by more than 6 points. Just sayin'.

The Rockets hit their shots and score on everyone as they're the 3rd ranked offensive team. They also won 12 of their last 15 games entering last night's game. They're hot.

Houston also scored 116 on Chicago and beat the Celtics twice. They scored 121 on the Spurs too.

The fact the big 3 had that kinda night is great news for any heat fan. Instead of one guy dominating a quarter, and another guy dominating another quarter, they are working as ONE !

Instead of a 3 headed monster, they are becoming more cohesive and coming at you like one gargantuan mega monster.

LeBron working off the ball very well lately, they look fluid, they are meshing. In any given play you don't know what's coming next from where.

I'm loving the progress !

[B-Rich]

Originally Posted by Andrei89

People who didn't watch the game quickly to judge

Stupid Chicago trolls thinking they winning it all this year

I agree, don't judge the game if you didn't watch.

And it's mostly Chicago fans too.

[All Net]

Hardly a surprise, Miami have 3 great players and nothing else really. If Miami wins it all this is the type of production the big 3 will need to put up. Obviously not 30 and 10 each but close to it. They have to offset the rest of the team somehow.

[jlip]

If the Heat's "Big 3" each scored over 30, while the team also scored 125 points, and they won even by just 1 point, that lets you know that scoring was not an issue. The issue was defense. If they had simply stopped 3 more of the Rockets shots then it would have been a double digit victory. Also the Rockets shot over 48% from the field. Again it's defense.