The Miami Heat have put the pressure on the Chicago Bulls after taking a 3-1 series lead in the 101-93 victory in overtime last night. The Heat turned it on late as they were able to take their first lead in the final minutes of the 3rd quarter. The Heat would not regain the lead until overtime when they scored 16 points and put the Bulls back in their stalls:
The Chicago Bulls did what most people expected them to do last night, take care of the Miami Heat in Game 1. Luol Deng came up huge for the Bulls, scoring 21 points and most importantly held LeBron James in check with 15 points. The Heat stayed close until midway through the 3rd quarter. The Bulls reeled off 10 straight points and would never look back defeating the Heat 103-82:
Minnesota Twins starting pitcher Fransisco Liriano threw the 7th no hitter in Twins franchise history last night. It was not the prettiest of performances with 6 walks, but he was able to silence the White Sox’s bats:
The New York Knicks held off the Memphis Grizzlies 110-108 thanks to Carmelo Anthony’s last second heroics. Memphis rallied late in the 4th quarter going on a 10-0 run leaving 14 seconds for Melo to do his thing:
Derrick Rose showed off all of his skills for the Chicago Bulls as he scored a career high 42 points in the 109-99 win over the San Antonio Spurs:
