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NBA Playoffs Fashion is the best Fashion. There’s a lot to look at.
What is LeBron wearing.
How do you celebrate your team’s 27 game winning streak? Videobomb your teammates during their post-game interview, obviously. At least if you are LeBron James.
The Miami Heat star decided to videobomb Ray Allen’s moment in the spotlight … and it was well worth it. Click to watch the video.
In the air: A Brooklyn Nets cheerleader slam dunks a ball during a break while entertaining the crowd during the Nets’s game against the Miami Heat during their NBA game. (Photo: Emmanuel Dunand/AFP/Getty Images)
After last night’s fall (top photo), it’s probably time to start a Tumblr dedicated to “Dwyane Wade Falling On People.” (All photos from Getty Images)
(Source: nationalpost.com)
Two wrongs don’t make a right: There has been a nasty edge to the playoff series between the Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers and after more blood in Tuesday’s latest encounter, the Heat’s Dwyane Wade said the physical clashes were getting close to crossing the line.
Wade was left with bleeding above his eye after being struck by Tyler Hansbrough in the second quarter of the Eastern Conference semi-final.
That incident may have motivated a worse foul when Miami’s Udonis Haslem slammed both his arms into the face of Hansbrough in the game’s second flagrant foul.
“I thought I got fouled once and the next thing I know I took a hit,” said Wade, whose 28 points helped Miami to a 115-83 victory to give them a 3-2 lead in the series.
“Obviously my face is not the ball. I thought it was uncalled for. No-one likes to see their own blood, I tried to stay in the game (mentally),” added Wade.
Even given the Knicks’ ridiculous history, this season had to be one of the franchise’s strangest. Carmelo Anthony came under fire for his performance, Jeremy Lin hit the scene, Anthony and Mike D’Antoni clashed, D’Antoni “resigned,” Mike Woodson took over, Lin got injured, Anthony rescued the team and led the Knicks to the playoffs, Amar’e Stoudemire punched a glass casing around a fire extinguisher following a loss in Miami, and, well, they sputtered out in the playoffs, setting a league record for most consecutive losses in the post-season, before winning Game 4.
The Post’s Ben Kaplan, who is our very own Marathon Man, raced in Boston on Monday. Read about his battle with the heat. (Photo by MarathonFoto)
In the air
Miami Heat guard Dwyane Wade drives as Charlotte Bobcats guard Gerald Henderson defends in the first half of their game in Miami, January 1, 2012. Photo: Andrew Innerarity/Reuters
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Aim high
Miami Heat point guard Norris Cole works to shoot around Charlotte Bobcats power forward Boris Diaw during their game in Charlotte, North Carolina December 28, 2011. Photo: Chris Keane/Reuters
