Why Heat Fans Have Nothing To Worry About

The Miami Heat are going to win game 6 in Boston. Why? Because they have no other choice but to win. That is not the only reason though. Here are a couple.

• Lebron James will take over this game. "King" James either has to take command over this game and win, or he loses all credibility as an NBA superstar. This would be too many times in his career where he blew it. Lebron has a tendency to turn the switch on and off and if he wants to (which I think he does) he will definitely turn it on and when Lebron is going there is nobody on this planet that can stop him.
• Chris Bosh showed up pretty strong in game 5. He played tough and grabbed key offensive rebounds that gave the Heat a big lead. They ended up losing it but Bosh did not get enough minutes in the second half. With another day to rest and recover, Chris Bosh should be up and ready to make a big impact in the must win game 6.
• Almario Chalmers has been attacking the basket and playing like a starting point guard for the first time in a long time. Not only will Almario make key buckets for Miami, Chalmers will also work his way into the paint to open up opportunities for a very stagnant Heat offense. 
• The Heat will be inspired by the many analysts such as Stephen A. Smith that say they have no chance and they need to be broken up. There is no way you can hear all of the criticism the Heat are hearing and not take it personal and go out and win. The Miami Heat are the more talented team, now its time for them to step up and show it.
• Dwyane Wade has always played much better with his back against the wall. Wade has been annoying to his fans because at times it seems like he does not even care out on the court. Tomorrow night Wade will step up to the plate and show why he is a superstar and is one of the best players on the court. 
• The Boston Celtics are worn down. You could see the fatigue on the Celtics faces and with some of the shots they were settling for last night, and it will not get better tomorrow. They have played every other night this series and also they just got off a 7 game series with the Sixers. This will not be the biggest factor, but it will play a role in game 6.

Bosh is back and Miami is on their last leg. Will they pull it off? Let me know what you think.