Miami Heats record victory halted - The series win Miami Heat finally had stalled at number 27. It happened after LeBron James et al. 97-101 defeat of the Chicago Bulls, the NBA regular season match up 2012/13, Thursday (28/3) morning local time.
In the match held at the United Center, James actually played brilliantly by scoring 32 points, but still it was not able to menghindatkan his team from defeat. Meanwhile, in the stronghold of the Bulls, players from Sudan, the star Luol Deng contributed 28 points with, or at most compared to his peers.
At the beginning of the first quarter, the Bulls immediately step on the gas, while Nazr Mohammed makes a layup shot his team ahead 21-10 over the Heat. Could provide resistance, the Heat have finally fixed taluk 22-32. In the second quarter, 3 points shot Nate Robinson brings Bulls farther ahead, 42-29, before he made the jump shot that closed the second quarter with the score 55-46.
Entering the third quarter, James had brought a slam dunk just five points behind the Heat, 50-55. Later, Shane Battier brought the Heat back ahead 59-58, although at the end of the quarter the Bulls back ahead 69-68. In the final quarter, the Heat had to fight back, but the scoring was not able Bulls pursued until the game ended 101-97.
Despite the defeat, James still proud. "We have not had the opportunity to know exactly what we have done. We had a moment, the auspicious, and we are truly blessed to be a part of this team, and can perform a series victory. The record is one of the best in this league, "James said, as reported by NBA.com.
Although the 27 series of victories they finally stopped and failed to surpass the record belongs to the LA Lakers, who won in 33 games, the Heat are still comfortably in the top of the standings while the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference, with a record of 56 wins and 15 defeats. While the Bulls are still in second place standings Central Division of the Eastern Conference, with a record of 39-31.
NBA game results, more:Magic 108-114 Bobcats
In the match held at the United Center, James actually played brilliantly by scoring 32 points, but still it was not able to menghindatkan his team from defeat. Meanwhile, in the stronghold of the Bulls, players from Sudan, the star Luol Deng contributed 28 points with, or at most compared to his peers.
At the beginning of the first quarter, the Bulls immediately step on the gas, while Nazr Mohammed makes a layup shot his team ahead 21-10 over the Heat. Could provide resistance, the Heat have finally fixed taluk 22-32. In the second quarter, 3 points shot Nate Robinson brings Bulls farther ahead, 42-29, before he made the jump shot that closed the second quarter with the score 55-46.
Entering the third quarter, James had brought a slam dunk just five points behind the Heat, 50-55. Later, Shane Battier brought the Heat back ahead 59-58, although at the end of the quarter the Bulls back ahead 69-68. In the final quarter, the Heat had to fight back, but the scoring was not able Bulls pursued until the game ended 101-97.
Despite the defeat, James still proud. "We have not had the opportunity to know exactly what we have done. We had a moment, the auspicious, and we are truly blessed to be a part of this team, and can perform a series victory. The record is one of the best in this league, "James said, as reported by NBA.com.
Although the 27 series of victories they finally stopped and failed to surpass the record belongs to the LA Lakers, who won in 33 games, the Heat are still comfortably in the top of the standings while the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference, with a record of 56 wins and 15 defeats. While the Bulls are still in second place standings Central Division of the Eastern Conference, with a record of 39-31.
NBA game results, more:Magic 108-114 Bobcats
Celtics 93-92 CavalliersBucks 92-100 76ersHAWKS 107-88 Raptors
Grizzlies 101-108 Knicks
Wizards 80-103 THUNDERClippers 105-91 Hornets
Pacers 100-91 RocketsLAKERS 120-117 Timberwolves
Spurs 99-100 Nuggets
Suns 88-103 JAZZ
Miami Heats record victory halted
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