Friday night’s Miami Heat-Los Angeles Lakers game had everything basketball and music fans could ask for. Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade battled on the court for four quarters, and it took Kobe’s last second shot to decide the game. If the action on the court wasn’t enough Jeff Van Gundy serenaded the ESPN audience with his version of Jamie Foxx’s “Blame it on the Alcohol.” Read the full story

Kobe Bryant and Dwyane Wade matched each other shot for shot and move for move Friday night at the Staples Center. Wade’s Heat lead 107-105 with 3.2 seconds left in the game but the Lakers were taking the ball out of bounds and everybody in the world knew it was going to Kobe Bryant. But nobody expected the game-winner to be running bank-shot three-pointer. Read the full story

It could’ve been called goaltending or basket interference but it wasn’t so Michael Beasley gave the Heat a 99-98 victory over the Magic in Orlando. Dwyane Wade attempted the game-winner but his shot carried into the hands of Beasley for a dunk with 1.6 on the clock. It was like a miniature version of Derek Whittenburg to Lorenzo Charles pass and dunk by N.C. State in 1983. Read the full story

Michael Jordan joined Miami Heat President Pat Riley for the Cleveland Cavaliers-Miami Heat game. I know people are gonna find it strange that MJ was at the game since he’s the head of basketball operations for the Charlotte Bobcats, but think about it. The ‘cats played in Detroit. Why would Jordan wanna freeze his ass off watching two going-nowhere teams when he could chill on South Beach, and swing by the University of Central Florida to finalize the sneaker deal? Read the full story

We all make bad decisions but they’re usually not broadcast on national television. After Jermaine O’Neal blocked LeBron James’ dunk attempt Anderson Varejao thought he’d try to block Dwyane Wade’s shot. He ended up regretting his decision one second after making it when Dwyane Wade threw down in his face, sending Varejao sliding into the basket support. Read the full story

Remember earlier this year when English “Baron” Richard Von Houtman, a former business partner of Dwyane Wade, spilled what he claimed were the legit beans about D-Wade’s personal life? Well Von Houtman’s back with tales of spousal abuse and more pot-and-sex parties. And oh yeah, Dwyane Wade allegedly wanted Von Houtman to get him some steroids.

Wade filed a libel suit against Von Houtman in June, but if the guy’s lying everyone will still remember his claims. Even if he makes these type of idiotic statements: Read the full story

I’m not a tattoo guy. I don’t have any and I can’t think of anything I want painted on my body for the rest of my life. Udonis Haslem of the Miami Heat is the exact opposite of me. Read the full story