Dwyane Wade had 39 points. LeBron James had a triple-double. The Miami Heat had a 22-point lead, but the Jazz stunned the Heat 116-114 in overtime on Tuesday night. Paul Millsap scored a career-high 46 points, 11 coming in the final 28 seconds of regulation. A rebound with 3:32 remaining against the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night gave LeBron the first triple-double of his Heat career. He finished with 20 points, 14 assists and 11 rebounds. The total of 29 triple doubles doesn’t include 6 in the Playoffs. More photos from last couple games after the jump.
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why has house taken the last two game winner when they have lebron and wade for that.....
[quote comment="69015"]why has house taken the last two game winner when they have lebron and wade for that.....[/quote]
then the other teams would be too scared of the miami heat if LeBron and Wade would take all of the last shots, that would be other teams worst nightmare to see that the heat are invincible now. I think the heat is just a creating a mediocre type of atmosphere, so that other franchises would think that they too have weaknesses, let's just wait for playoffs time for the heat to explode and blow teams through their way to the ring...
TERRIBLE GAME LAST NIGHT! FALL TO 5-4! What the hell is going on with BOSH n WADE! Lebron had to work harder than them. BOSH n WADE DID NOT HELP Lebron n Team enough!