text: Joining forces with LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh is not a bad tactic to choose when winning it all is the goal.
  Even with Wade going scoreless in the first quarter and James not hitting his first field goal until midway through the second, it was clear the Heat wanted to end the series at home. Wade exploded for 12 points in the second quarter, hitting back-to-back fadeaways late to help create an 11-point halftime cushion, and Miami expanded that lead to 18 in the third.
  “Watching those games yesterday, where three teams had the opportunity to close it out and not being able to close it out, Coach wanted us to prove tonight that we were ready to close it out here at home,” Wade said. “I think the two major places we put emphasis on was turnovers and rebounding the ball, and we took care of that.”