On the heels of Miami's 27-game win streak, Dwyane Wade, fresh off his ninth All-Star game and shooting the highest percentage of his career, stopped ...

LeBron and Spoelstra are easy targets to throw under the bus when the Heat eventually get eliminated but not the right ones. You can't win in the NBA without depth, and the Heat has none. That's on Riley.

No less an authority than Pat Riley compared the 2011-2012 Miami Heat to the legendary "Showtime" Lakers of the 1980s before this shortened NBA season...

The Dallas Maverick's demonstrated that a passionate, determined, gritty and talented team could prevail over a group of superstars. This should be the biggest takeaway for the Miami Heat.

Heat fans are starting to get frustrated with coach Erik Spoelstra. In the fourth quarter of Tuesday night's game against the Portland Trail Blazers...

As a citizen I could give a rip about what James does. It's not like any of us are benefiting monetarily or otherwise from where he plays. But as a journalist and sports fan I have a huge issue with how James duped the city of Cleveland.

I love it. You can't go wrong with this kind of overhype.

On the day before all life in the sports universe as we know it stopped and lined up for their ticket to "Lebron Land", I read and listened to comment...

I was on a long drive last night and could not help but listen to the LeBron James media hype like every other basketball fan hoping they would get the prized free agent. Sure, if you get LeBron your team automatically becomes a contender.

James, who was feeling the pressure to live up to the "the greatest of all time" label, does not see himself the way fans or the media does. He does not believe he's the caliber of player of Jordan and Kobe Bryant.

Tonight, LeBron tells us where he's going, and unless something changes, he's going to Miami. He could stay with Cleveland. He could have gone to NY, turned the Knicks into contenders. Instead, he appears to have chosen safety.