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After Miami tied the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals at two wins apiece here last Thursday, Johnson decided to turn the Mavs into pitbulls, ready for a dogfight in Game 5 this morning (Manila time).


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I have to admit that after Games 1 and 2 and until around the last 5:30 mark of Game 3, I felt that Dallas had a good chance of sweeping the Miami Heat (and ruin my fearless forecast of a Miami championship). The Mavs had methodically defeated the Heat on their homecourt, and were only five minutes away from a commanding 3-0 lead when the Heat finally warmed up and declared, "Enough is enough!".


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Mavs ready for war in Game 5

By Joaquin M. Henson | June 19, 2006 - 12:00am

MIAMI — Dallas coach Avery Johnson doesn’t believe in anger management because he prefers his players to unleash their fury on the court. The angrier, the better for the Mavericks. After Miami tied the...

Sports

0-2, 2-2 to Victory?

By Rico S. Navarro | June 18, 2006 - 12:00am

Call it MI-4 starring a special agent named D.Wade and his team called the Heat. Mission impossible? Maybe. Doable? Sure. But will it happen? I have to admit that after Games 1 and 2 and until around the last 5:30...

Freeman Cebu Sports

Home is where the Heat is

By Joaquin M. Henson | June 15, 2006 - 12:00am

MIAMI — The seating capacity of the American Airlines Arena is supposed to be 19,600 but in Game 3 of the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals here Tuesday night (yesterday morning, Manila), the attendance...

Sports