When you’ve got yourself on a roll you’ve got to keep working it. Miami Heat tickets have been on a roll and the Heat and their fans have to enjoy this while it lasts. Good times are here but if you think the Heat won’t find some adversity along the way to a second NBA Championship you’ve got to re-think that proposition.
I’ve been gone for a few days, enjoying R&R with family but with work beckoning again I figure it’s time to lay out the last few games and then take another look in a following blog at what lies ahead.
I’ll pick up where I left off with a visit to Phoenix where the Miami Heat laid a 97-88 victory on the Suns. Bosh led the way with 24 pints and obviously the defense side of the ball is beginning to jell for the Miami Heat. Perhaps more importantly the road didn’t seem to affect Miami as much as it has in the past. If you recall, I’ve been harping on improvement in play when the Heat are traveling and we seem to be seeing that at this point. A six-game road trip yielded a 4-2 record, a departure from the past where the best you could hope for was 3-3. Doesn’t sound like a lot but it happens to be very meaningful when played out over time.
Since the end of that road trip Miami has also added an overtime win over the Milwaukee Bucks and a narrow win over the Cleveland Cavaliers in American Airlines Arena so Miami Heat tickets are undefeated so far when you get them for home games. Not a bad deal for Heat fans and one you won’t find in too many other places around the NBA.
From here we look forward to welcoming the San Antonio Spurs and Brooklyn Nets to Miami, then a quick trip where we’re off to see the Wizards. Stay tuned. Miami Heat tickets are working a roll and this thing could steamroll it’s way into a huge lead in the division.
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