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Brian Windhorst talks about Dwyane Wade dealing with injuries, angry exchange between Wade and Erik Spoelstra, the chances Chris Bosh will return and the likelihood one of the Big 3 will be traded if the Heat don't win the title.

Pacers take 2-1 series lead by holding Dwyane Wade to just five points and Roy Hibbert posting double-double in 94-75 win.

Stephen A. Smith talks about why the Heat canceled practice and media availability on Friday.

The crew debates if Cam Newton will have a sophomore slump, Mark Schlereth says the Colts should use Big Ben as the model for developing Andrew Luck, and who is the best offensive lineman in the NFL?

T.J. Quinn and Roger Cossack discuss the latest developments in the Roger Clemens perjury trial as the defense cross-examined Brian McNamee.