David Stern and his squad of enforcers laid the hammer down on the Miami Heat. Seldom used Dexter Pittman has been suspended for three games for throwing a forearm shiver into Lance Stephenson's throat, and Udonis Haslem got one game for bashing Tyler Hansbrough.
Neither of these suspensions were totally unexpected, but I thought Haslem might skate by. Guess not. It still remains to be seen if Danny Granger can go for Indiana tomorrow night, so it might even out anyway. Haslem has been somewhat important for the Heat, and nobody had ever really heard of Pittman until he hit Stephenson.
Here's Pittman's cheap shot on Stephenson.
Article by Eric Gray
Indiana's David West sprained his knee in the third quarter of last night's game with the Heat and didn't return. Reports say he could have come back, but with the game out of hand there was no reason to risk further injury.
After the game, West told the media that a player dove at his knee. West then said that it would be 'dealt with.' Ominous!
West kept it pretty vague, so it's unlikely that he'll be reprimanded for making some kind of a threat. He also said he doesn't need the referees to protect him and that he can take care of himself. After all the physical play, and one really cheap shot by Miami's Dexter Pittman, game six between the Heat and Pacers tomorrow night is starting to sound like it can't be missed.
Article by Eric Gray
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NBA Playoff Roundup – The Heat Dominate Pacers
Just one game in the NBA playoffs, and Miami left no doubt who the better team was.
Miami 105 - Indiana 93
Dwyane Wade was just too much for Indiana, scoring 41 points grabbing 10 rebounds, and LeBron James handled the rest with 28 points, six rebounds, seven assists and three steals.
Indiana started off strong, leading by seven after the first quarter and clinging to a two point lead at the half, but Miami owned the second half. On to the Conference Finals »