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Well, it’s happened again.

It’s no DeAndre Jordan, but it’s awfully close.

During the second quarter of Monday night’s game between the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics, with Miami trailing 48 to 35 at the time, Dwayne Wade would steal the ball from veteran guard Jason Terry, which led to a Miami fast-break.

Wade would toss the ball to teammate Mario Chalmers, who would then dish it off to Norris Cole under the basket. Cole threw up a lob to reigning MVP LeBron James, who proceeded to throw down a vicious slam on Terry.

James would pick up a technical foul on the play for taunting.

Just as the “Twittersphere” did for DeAndre Jordan slamming over Pistons guard Brandon Knight, NBA fans from all around the world shared their thoughts on the ferocious dunk right away. Some even went as far as pronouncing Jason Terry dead on the scene, similar in fashion to what occurred with Brandon Knight on the popular social media website a little over a week ago.

Unreal. RT @reign_man: LMAAOO RT @a_bo_squeeze: R.I.P Jason Terry twitter.com/A_Bo_squeeze/s…

— Quentin Haynes(@QHaynes22) March 19, 2013

Don’t tell me Jason Terry and Brandon Knight challenged because they have “heart”, they should have both had “smarts”.

— Kunta Kuti King (@TheThoughtsOfJA) March 19, 2013

“Jason Terry” and “Brandon Knighted” are both trending. Twitter, we love you so much.

— ESPN (@espn) March 19, 2013

Apparently, LeBron still hasn’t gotten over the way Jason Terry trash-talked him into freezing up in the NBA Finals loss to Dallas.

— Skip Bayless (@RealSkipBayless) March 19, 2013

Lets all bow our heads for the innocent soulthat has been taken away from us #RIPJASONTERRY

— David Thete (@TheOfficialDT25) March 19, 2013

I see LeBron ending careers and reputations tonight #RIPJasonTerry

— IrrelevanceOnCloud11 (@OJDatNigerian) March 19, 2013

To Deandre Jordan that’s what a dunk face look like. #Lebron #RIPJasonTerry

— geraldine (@heatmiami) March 19, 2013

LMFAOO the fact that #RIPJasonTerry is trending….. all hail King James

— Kun✝ (@LupeLeBeau) March 19, 2013

Even if Celtics win, its still a loss now. #RIPJasonTerry

— Ali Mosa (@iMosaaa) March 19, 2013

People need to relax…the LeBron dunk was nice but not at all as good as DeAndres but nevertheless #RIPJasonTerry

— Esar Mlika (@esarSH94) March 19, 2013

Only Savannah Brinson and Jason Terry know what Lebron James balls taste like #RIPJasonTerry

— Mikeil Jones (@TheRealLongBody) March 19, 2013

Jason Terry WILL have nightmares about LeBron tonight. #RIPJasonTerry

— Miss Ashlyn Dobson (@ADobTrack) March 19, 2013

What do you do when there’s a 6’8″, 250lbs freight train coming down the lane? You get the hell out the way! #RIPJasonTerry

— Jeron Guinto (@PinoyShinobi) March 19, 2013

2 nba players were killed by alley oops this year #ripbrandonknight #ripjasonterry

— Wozo (@Woz_Khalifa) March 19, 2013

They posting Jason Terry’s dealth on Wikipedia.. lmaoooo RT Lmao #RipJasonTerry twitter.com/HeatvsHaters/s…

— NFL Insider V. Smith (@FunnyVince) March 19, 2013

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LeBron James and the Miami Heat are looking pretty unstoppable at the moment. With their win streak at 18 and counting, thanks to a thorough handling of the Indiana Pacers Sunday afternoon, the team looks like a lock to not only make their third-straight NBA Finals, but walk away with their second-straight NBA Championship.

However, this won’t be the year of the Heat.

Why?

Well, something freakish will derail this historic season put together by James and company. Since this is a freakish performance so far put on by Miami, only an event of similar description will be able to overcome the club.

With that being said, here are three ways the Heat will lose before the Finals in this year’s playoffs.

All predictions are based off current seedings.

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3. Carmelo Anthony Will Channel His Inner Dirk Nowitzki

When the New York Knicks are forced to face the Heat in the second round of the playoffs, Carmelo Anthony will revert back to the form he displayed at the beginning of the season and play better than James and company. Anthony will put the team on his back and will them to win four games over the Heat.  After he does this, we will forever refer to that performance as ‘Melo “channeling his inner Dirk.” Heck, we’ll even see him fall away off the wrong foot, a la Nowitzki.

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2. Derrick Rose Will Play As If He Never Hurt His Knee

With a healthy Derrick Rose for the playoffs, the Bulls will take care of the Brooklyn Nets in the first round and then the Indiana Pacers in the Conference Semifinals. Since Rose has been gone for about 10 months now, the rest of the team will have created some confidence in their abilities and won’t need to rely on Rose so much. But that doesn’t mean Rose won’t play well. He’ll perform as if he never missed any time. He’ll average 20 points and eight assists during the Eastern Conference Finals against the Heat. He’ll lead the Bulls to a victory in Game 7 in Miami.

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1. LeBron James Will Choke

The most freakish thing I can think of (besides having Bane take over American Airlines Arena and taking LeBron James hostage) is James choking.  For the season, he’s shooting 56 percent from the floor. During the playoffs, however, that will dip to 45 percent. Miami will be without once-in-a-lifetime-season James. They’ll just be stuck with a regular, run of the mill LeBron James. Disappointing.

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