Heat blowout win over Warriors, seventh straight.

huevonkiller · Dec 11, 2010

LeBron James and the Miami Heat still have plenty of improving to do, the kind of strides James hopes will put this team in the championship hunt come June.

But things certainly seem to be clicking for the Heat at last following a recent funk.

Dwyane Wade had 34 points, nine rebounds and seven assists, James added 25 points, nine assists and seven rebounds, and Miami won its season-best seventh straight game with a 106-84 victory over the cold-shooting Golden State Warriors on Friday night.

Miami also established a franchise best with seven consecutive wins by double digits, topping the six in a row in February 1999.

"Me and D-Wade have figured it out," James said. "We just started going back to our games, what made us who we are in this league. It's resulted in us playing good basketball, offensively and defensively."

The Heat, who lost three of four from Nov. 20 through 27, moved into first place in the Southeast Division for the first time all season after the Orlando Magic lost their season-high fourth straight at Utah.
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Close after a half, but LeBron rests in the fourth quarter and a great night for the team.

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