The Miami Heat entered the fourth quarter with just a five-point lead Tuesday night against the Sacramento Kings – unlike other games on Miami’s current winning streak – but still notched their seventh consecutive double-digit win in a 120-108 decision. This 26-7 record for the Heat stands as the best 33-game start in franchise history.
Six Miami players scored in double figures, but Dwyane Wade scored a game-high 30 points on 11-of-16 shooting from the field, 8-of-10 shooting from the foul line, 10 assists, three steals and two blocks. Towards the end of the first half, LeBron James blocked an Isaiah Thomas layup, starting a fast-break. James passed the ball to Wade, who made an incredible and-one. Moments later, James blocked another layup attempt – this one from Francisco Garcia – and then threw a long alley-oop pass from the free-throw line to Wade, who converted on the layup. The play was reminiscent of the famous Wade-to-James full-court alley-oop last season. The one player ...
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PLAYERS:
Dwyane Wade,
LeBron James,
Isaiah Thomas,
Francisco Garcia,
Chris Bosh,
DeMarcus Cousins,
Dwight Howard,
Erik Spoelstra,
Dexter Pittman,
Eddy Curry,
Norris Cole,
Mike Miller,
Udonis Haslem,
Mario Chalmers,
James Jones,
Jeremy Lin
TEAMS: Miami Heat, Sacramento Kings, Orlando Magic, New York Knicks
TEAMS: Miami Heat, Sacramento Kings, Orlando Magic, New York Knicks
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