lebron has 22 career game winning shots.
lebron has 22 career game winning shots.
how many career game winning shots does lebron have?
22
in the offseason, the heat focused on retaining their team outside the big 3. ray allen and rashard lewis opted into their contracts for an extra year. mario chalmers picked up the team option for another year with the team. james jones stayed on the team after mulling over retirement. during the 2013 nba draft, the heat traded a second round pick for forward-guard james ennis, the 50th pick. udonis haslem is to have surgery on his knee after tearing his meniscus during the regular season. chris andersen was re-signed to a one-year deal with the heat. mike miller was released via the amnesty clause, which would save the heat upwards to $40 million in the luxury tax. greg oden, the first pick in the 2007 nba draft, signed to a one-year deal at the league minimum. michael beasley, who was formerly drafted by the heat with the 2nd overall pick in the 2008 nba draft, was signed to a 1-year contract. the heat began with a 22–6 record, the best start in franchise history. however, the 2013–14 season was full of struggle for the heat. their struggles against other top teams continued in a similar fashion as the 2010–11 season. they suffered an 0–4 regular season sweep against the brooklyn nets, three of them by one point and one went into overtime in brooklyn. they also went 0–2 when playing against the chicago bulls on the road at the united center in chicago and 0–2 against the indiana pacers when playing against them in bankers life fieldhouse in indianapolis. addressing the heat's struggles, many heat players admitted that the team had lacked the necessary motivation and energy. fourth quarter woes were also to blame (as in the past), with the heat often failing to keep the lead for four quarters. much was also talked about mario chalmers' poor play, often becoming the target of berating from lebron, wade and bosh dubbed the "little brother" of the heat. during a home game against the indiana pacers on december 18, 2013, lebron and mario chalmers got into a near-altercation after exchanging words during a timeout in the third quarter. chalmers gave lebron some words, in turn lebron made a leap as if to physically do something, until he was restrained by udonis haslem. james later apologized court side to chalmers as well as on twitter stating it was "wrong" of him. lebron also suffered a nose injury during a game against oklahoma city on february 20. he returned with an unusual black nose mask on february 27 during a home game against the new york knicks, he retained a high performance and miami won 108–82. during a home game against the charlotte bobcats, lebron james had a career-high 61 points. his 61-points was also a franchise high, breaking glen rice's 56-point franchise record, set in 1995 against the orlando magic. the heat concluded the season with a 54–28 regular season record, the second seed in the much weakened-eastern conference, the lowest record in the big three era. in the playoffs, they swept over the 7th-seed charlotte bobcats in the first round. it became the second consecutive sweep of the big 3 era. in the conference semifinals. the heat found themselves against a rival that swept them during the regular season: brooklyn nets. as the heat won the first two games at home, brooklyn won game 3, ending the heat's six-game winning streak of the postseason. fortunately, james had a career-high 49 points to lead the heat to victory in game 4 on the road. back at home, the heat avenged their regular season sweep loss over the nets in game 5. moving on, the heat faced another rematch against the indiana pacers in the eastern conference finals and their third consecutive playoff encounter. pacer head coach frank vogel made it plain that the pacers felt, if game 7 was at indiana, they would have beaten miami, so they strove to get the number one seed in the east. the pacers blew out the heat in game 1, but lost down the stretch in game 2, 3, and 4. they avoided elimination in game 5, with james facing foul trouble and career lows in points and minutes played. much was made about lance stephenson's antics throughout the series, from blowing on james' ear to slamming his hand at norris cole's face. in game 6, despite taking a 9–2 lead early in the first quarter, the pacers were subsequently blown out for the rest of the way; miami would reach the finals for the fourth straight year, joining the boston celtics and the los angeles lakers as only the third franchise to achieve such a feat. in the finals the miami heat would face the san antonio spurs in another much-expected rematch. however the miami heat would fail to achieve their goal of a three-peat, and like their 2011 loss to the mavericks, would end up falling in the rematch against the spurs, although in a brutal five-game sweep in which the heat lost by 15 points or more in each loss. during game 1, the heat players suffered dehydration due to an air conditioning failure at the at&t center in san antonio and in particular lebron was unable to stay in the game because of cramping leading to the internet/twitter meme referring to him as "lecramp" and the oxymoron slogan "too hot for the heat". after winning game 2 in san antonio, miami lost the next three games including two straight home losses in game 3 and game 4. it would be the heat's first postseason loss ever since their loss to the dallas mavericks in 2011. on july 11, 2014, lebron james announced he had decided to return to cleveland leaving wade and bosh to continue on without him.
history of the miami heat
one hundred is newly invented dart game played on a traditional 'budwiser' dart board involving a race to reach the score of 100 points first. each player throws 1 dart to start the game and the player with the highest score goes first. a player can immediately score 100 points and win the game by hitting a 'bulls-eye' on their first throw. if players do not hit a bulls-eye on their first throw, the game can only be won by either scoring points, getting 2 darts into the green 'bulls' area, or hitting the bulls-eye. each round players take turns and either miss, or score 10 points, hit 2 'bulls' (potential game ender), hit a 'bulls-eye' (another potential game ender), or hit a combination of 'bulls-eye' and 'bulls' together or other variations including 2 or more darts in either 'bulls' or 'bulls-eye' which are automatic game winning shots in any round. if a player hits a 'bulls-eye' or hits 2 darts in the green 'bulls' area, the game becomes on the line. the following player only has 3 chances to rebuttal losing the game by either tie, matching the same shot (the game returns to point system if rebuttal is won), or win the game by hitting any automatic win combination. if both players throw and do not score 10 points or make a potential game winning shot, the game goes into sudden death. both players potential 10 points are combined to 20 and each player gets a chance to throw 1 dart, the highest score wins the 20 points and the next round of throws begin. if the same score is made during sudden death the points are doubled again and the players throw another sudden death round for 40 points and so on. the game can also be won at any time no matter what any players scores are by hitting a 'bulls-eye' during any sudden death round. players will also keep score each round until reaching 100 which can also win the game without hitting any winning combination.
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