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Don’t start none, won’t be none. Lance Stephenson, you picked the wrong dude, bruh.
LeBron James farted thunder and shit lightning all Memorial Day long on his way to a 32-point, ten-rebound, five-assist night that was full of King Cobra hissssssss and the perfect rebuke to Stephenson’s talk before the game that LeBron’s on-court chatter was a “sign of weakness.” When LeBron is playing like this, there is no antivenin; you just go night-night. You should’ve let sleeping Cobras lie, Lance.
The Heat’s 102-90 win leaves the team just one win shy of its fourth straight NBA finals. There were no signs of weaknesses this night from LeBron James — just blood, so much Indiana Pacers blood on his hands. We are all weaknesses.
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Detective Lance Stephenson Body Language McGee managed just a single free throw until late in the fourth quarter and finished with nine points. I’d love to say he was the Pacers’ weakness this night — it would fit nicely here — but he plays with the waste receptacle known as Roy Hibbert, who scored as many points as your mom.
LeBron had himself a plethora all colors, shapes, and sizes of flying death machine moments, each pinching off a piece of the Pacers’ soul and punting it into the Everglades in its own special way. Fall-away threes, coast-to-coast dunks, twisting corkscrew slams, whatever flavor you’re in the mood for, LeBron had himself a Baskin-Robbins game, so you’re good.
Hisssssssssssss.
Hissssssssssssssssssssssss.
HISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.
The Heat takes a commanding 3-1 series lead back to Indiana, where Miami will look to end all of this nonsense and get back into the series that ends in a parade and double-decker buses. Only eight teams in the history of the NBA have ever come back from a 3-1 deficit, one of them being the Miami Heat in 1997 when the team came back to beat the New York Knicks.
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