Heat Wade against the ropes: send Charlotte.
I had to be in Florida. The last time the Hornets won on the road Playoffs was in 2002 on the track of the Magic. A wait that has lasted for 14 years until this last night. The franchise is now owner Michael Jordan defeated the Heat at AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami for a 88-90 ajustadísimo not without controversy end. Dwyane Wade complained vehemently about it from a personal Cody Zeller to 4.5 seconds for the conclusion. There was contact, but enough to whistle staff? That is the question. "There is no reason why you see the replay. I would not change anything. I think it was missing and said no," said the guard. Too bad for 'Flash' your great game (25 + 5 + 4) stay unrewarded.
It was he who commanded the local reaction when wasps pecked very intent (30-42 midway through the second quarter). When Miami called, the tide changed and Spoelstra took slight advantage on the scoreboard. But Nicolas Batum, the French return to play 25 minutes, scored two fundamental pointers in the fourth quarter that made everything decided in the final seconds. There, despite the poor Kemba Walker night, Courtney Leey could redeem tray only shortly before failed to gain an offensive rebound. He went to the three-point line. Nobody followed and stood completely alone. Bingo! There were 25.2 seconds remaining. He wore a 1/8 in shots, but nailed the decisive. "He felt he was unable to get anything, but the most important release was inside," he said.
Now the series shifts to Charlotte. There, the Hornets seek to complete the comeback with the warmth of your audience (the series began with a favorable 2-0 for South Florida). Meanwhile, the Heat will try to win at Time Warner Cable Arena to force a seventh game. "Welcome to the Playoffs. Just start now." Erik Spoelstra word.
