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The big news of the day is the Miami Heat losing to the Chicago Bulls last night, ending their winning streak at 27 consecutive games. Are you happy that the "Heat Streak" is over, or are you disappointed that you didn't get to see history...

Jimmy Butler posterized Chris Bosh on Wednesday night.  The Miami Heat’s 27-game winning streak was snapped by Da Bulls.

In case you haven't heard, the Miami Heat are on the cusp of making history.

LeBron James has been playing some of the best basketball the world has ever seen recently, helping his Miami Heat reach 24 straight wins with a dramatic comeback victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers last night. He has also unveiled a new celebratory dance move over the last few nights.

As he was watching the NBA last night, specifically the Miami Heat extending their winning streak to 23 straight, Noe started thinking about what players might see as the better accomplishment. What would you prefer to accomplish: a 33-game winning streak to surpass the 1972 Los Angeles Lakers, or a 73-win regular season to eclipse the 1996 Chicago Bulls...

WWE play-by-play announcer, and I use that term loosely, Jim Ross has become the center of an awesome phenomenon recently. People have been using his voice to dub over some of the best plays in sports. First, it was DeAndre Jordan's dunk over Brandon Knight. Now it's LeBron James' dunk over Jason Terry.

LeBron James had quite a night for the Miami Heat, changing the momentum of their game against the Boston Celtics with a thunderous alley oop dunk, then hitting the game winning shot to push the Heat's winning streak to 23 games.

LeBron James and the Miami Heat are currently locked up in a tight game with the Boston Celtics, with their 22 game winning streak on the line. Boston was up big earlier, but Miami closed the gap with plays like this ridiculous alley oop from Norris Cole to LeBron James in the second quarter.

I know, I know; you’re probably sick of these Harlem Shake videos.  However, you really need to see the Minnesota Timberwolves poke fun at the Miami Heat.

This is one of my favorite videos ever.  ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith goes off about NHL ties, which no longer exist in the sport.

When you think of enforcers in the NBA, you don’t think of JJ Barea.  However, the undersized point guard channeled his inner cheap-shot artist on Monday night.

Over the weekend, ESPN analyst Magic Johnson said he would be willing to offer $1 million for Miami Heat star LeBron James to compete in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest. If you had a million bucks, what would you spend it on to see or change in sports...