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Selection for Thursday, June 15, 2006

3 STAR SELECTION (3% of Bankroll)

MIAMI -2 over Dallas

The Heat’s poor play in the NBA Finals continued into Game 3 before they finally caught fire with a little over 6 minutes left. Now, Miami looks to build off its furious comeback and tie this series at 2 games apiece as it hosts the Mavericks on Thursday night.

Dwayne Wade led the charge when his team mounted the second-largest fourth-quarter rally in NBA finals history, as he tied a career playoff-high with 42 points, including 15 in the final quarter, 12 of which came during the game-ending spurt.

Despite it all, Dallas had their chances, but Dirk Nowitzki blew an opportunity to tie the game when he missed one of two free throws with 3.4 seconds to go, and Wade knocked away his inbounds pass in the final second on an attempted alley-oop to Josh Howard.

Shaquille O'Neal also had his best game of the finals for Miami with 16 points and 11 rebounds. He even hit two clutch free throws during the epic comeback and went 4-for-6 from the line after going 2-for-16 in the first two games in Dallas.

While some will look at the game and dismiss Miami’s win as “lucky”, we see the Mavericks as “lucky” they weren’t beat in a more standard fashion. The Heat made one mental error after another, especially in the first half, but played so much harder than they had in the first two games that it made up for some of the mistakes. While much attention is being lavished on the Heat's comeback from 13 points down in the final six minutes - and deservedly so - Miami was the aggressor right out of the gate, and only a third-quarter blip prevented them from an easy win.

Miami's hustle and persistence were in evidence all over the stat sheet. Start with the offensive glass, where the Heat yanked down 16 offensive boards, including eight from Udonis Haslem. Compare that total to the first two games, when the Heat had a total of 20 offensive caroms, and you quickly understand the scale of the increase in effort.

Then there were the free throws. Miami got to the line 34 times on Tuesday, its largest total of the series, including 18 attempts by Dwyane Wade. It was Wade's persistence in driving to the basket, more than anything else, which eventually opened things up for the other Miami players and allowed Miami's moribund offense finally to awaken.

Of course, the Miami effort was nearly undone by a slew of mental mistakes. The Heat had 20 turnovers on the night, and many of them were of the silly, unforced variety. Consider O'Neal's outlet pass upcourt to nobody in particular - referee Jack Nies was the closest person - or Wade leaving his feet and then realizing he had nobody to pass to and traveling. "I think a lot of us were anxious tonight, a little frantic because we're on our home floor." said Antoine Walker. "Now we've got our confidence back up. We know we can beat them even when we're playing badly. We still haven't played well." Pat Riley echoed those thoughts: "I know we can play better."

Now that they’ve gotten over the hump and finally beat Dallas, we look for them to build off the momentum from the Game 3 comeback, while the Mavs figure to have a tough time getting over their collapse, especially with this not being a “must win” situation for them. Several PRO INFO SPORTS NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEMS demonstrate the difficult spot Dallas is in here. Road underdogs or 7 points or less with a total of 169'-212' points off a road underdog ATS win in which they trailed at halftime, are a dreadful 0-14 SU & ATS since 2001, including 0-3 this postseason. Teams off 2 games outscored by 7+ points in the 4th quarter and not trailing after 3 quarters are 0-12 ATS since 2002, including 0-2 in 2006. Also, teams with a TOTAL under 222 points off a SU loss of 2+ points, trailing by 5+ points after 2 quarters and leading by 2+ points after 3 quarters are winless ATS since at least 1999, going 0-9.

Still stronger POWER SYSTEMS of ours show Miami in a very strong spot. Home favorites with a total of 162.5-194.5 points off a home SU win scoring less than 109 points with 15+ turnovers are a staggering 21-0 SU & ATS vs. opponents off less than 24 turnovers in their last game. Teams with a TOTAL over 180 points off a non-OT home game decided by less than 3 points are a tremendous 20-0 ATS since 2002, including 7-0 this season.

Another NBA Playoff POWER SYSTEM reveals how the Heat should benefit from their 4th quarter explosion in Game 3, as home teams with a TOTAL under 213 points off a SU win of less than 11 points, scoring less than 41 4th quarter points and 11+ more points in the 4th quarter than the 3rd quarter are perfect since at least 1999, going 15-0 SU & ATS.

Finally, a POWER SYSTEM demonstrates what a confidence builder even a close win can be when it ends a losing streak, as teams not favored by more than 5 points or an underdog of 9+ points are perfect since at least 1999 off a SU win of less than 3 points in their last game and 2 SU losses before that. Such teams are 9-0 ATS, blasting the spread by more than 14 points a game on average.

Several Dallas players admitted to not getting any rest following their Game 3 implosion, and they’ll have a hard time getting the lost opportunity out of their heads. Meanwhile, the Heat will be focused only on getting a win here and getting this series to 2-2, which is what we expect.

PROJECTED FINAL SCORE: MIAMI 99 DALLAS 93

ACTUAL FINAL SCORE: MIAMI 98 DALLAS 74!

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