Dwyane Wade studied the sheet of paper in front of him, wondering if there was a mistake. “Is this first-half stats?” Wade asked. “Nine shots?” “That’s the whole game,” LeBron James answered. Wade doesn’t need to shoot much anymore, not since James and Chris Bosh joined him to form a potential powerhouse in Miami.
LeBron James said Sunday he would change some things if he had a do-over on his free agency. Picking New Jersey instead of Miami wouldn’t be one of them. “I’m happy I’m in this uniform, but much respect to the Nets,” James said before the Heat faced the Nets. He didn’t say what aspects he would change — his decision to announce his destination on the heavily criticized…
SAN ANTONIO (AP) Tony Parker began the day by signing a $50 million contract extension. He ended it on the bench in the fourth
quarter, watching Chris Paul and the New Orleans Hornets remain unbeaten.
CLEVELAND (AP) This time, Tyreke Evans and the Sacramento Kings were on the positive end of an impressive rally.
