After watching what almost could've been a Game 4 sweep by Miami, it's back to Miami where the Heat will look to close the series. Watching the game itself, I saw a lot of disturbing things (aside from Baron Davis' injury) was how laxed Miami was when they had the lead. I watched the whole game wondering what had happened to Miami's aggressiveness and sat there just watching as each shot that the Knicks made, was almost like feeling your heart sink each time they made a point and what's worse was that how Miami didn't give the ball to LeBron in the end. I couldn't help but feel embarrassed yet foolish for making that last blog post but what could I do? With Game 5 now set for Wednesday on TNT, the Heat must try to focus on putting New York away for good. As a Heat fan, we should be optimistic, if not grateful that we have at least three wins in the series against New York. It could've been worse, we could've lost our key players before the playoffs began. This loss stings just as much as any but if anything Game 5 will hopefully make it up for the very tense nail biter that was Game 4. For homework, watch Game 5 Wednesday on TNT and see how focused both teams are after Game 4. Also, see how long you can wait until that time comes. I'm Deron Butler, heading back to the drawing board and anxiously waiting for Wednesday evening to close out the series.
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