Yeah, yeah, we know; in the win-loss column, "losing" and "almost winning" count for exactly the same thing. Emotionally, however, Heat fans would probably feel a lot different about Tuesday night's 78-75 loss to the Pacers. LeBron James' clutchness has often been called into question, and he didn't help his cause by missing two free throws in the final minute last night. LeBron was likely the main reason the Heat were in the game in the first place, however; he scored 28 points with nine rebounds and five assists, even adding six steals to his ledger. If LeBron scores five fewer points, we might not even be having this conversation. Sports are weird sometimes.

What was more true about the Heat's Game 2 loss to the Pacers?

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  36%
  LeBron James almost won it
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  64%
  LeBron James lost it

(Total votes: 30,646)

Who do you blame most for the Heat's loss to the Pacers?

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  57%
  LeBron James, for missing two free throws with Miami down one and 54.3 seconds left
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  43%
  Dwyane Wade, for missing a layup with Miami down two and 16 seconds left

(Total votes: 50,518)

How much did the Heat miss Chris Bosh in their Game 2 loss to the Pacers?

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  6%
  Not at all
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  64%
  A lot
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  30%
  A little

(Total votes: 44,709)