LeBron scored 30 points to go with 10 rebounds and eight assists and Wade scored 28.

This series has been a chippy one and last night it got a little out of hand with some flagrant fouls.

Tyler Hansbrough starting things off with a really hard foul on Wade where he went for the ball but cut Wade above his left eye on the follow through. Hansbrough got a Flagrant 1 for the foul.

Udonis Haslem then retaliated with a dirty hack on Hansbrough a few plays later and also only received a Flagrant 1 even though he should have definitely been ejected because it wasn’t even close to a basketball play.

Things got even worse in garbage time with Dexter Pittman essentially clothes lining Lance Stephenson causing Stephenson to break his collarbone.

For the Pacers, if the 32-point loss wasn’t enough, Danny Granger went down with an ankle injury in the game and could not return.

After the game, Larry Bird called out his Pacers team.

“I can’t believe my team went soft,” Bird said. “S-O-F-T. I’m disappointed. I never thought it would happen … That’s all I have to say.”

The Heat are now up 3-2 in the series having won the past two games handedly with LeBron and Wade having huge games in each. Miami should have no problem winning the series and will likely close it out in Game 6.

Metta World Peace picked up flagrant foul when he fouled Thabo Sefolosha hard from behind on a fast break.

World Peace and Kobe Bryant would then pick up technicals disputing the call resulting in four free throws for the Thunder.

The Thunder leads 54-51 at halftime and really hasn’t played all that well.

James Harden leads the Thunder with 13 points off the bench to go with four assists and five rebounds. Kevin Durant has scored 12 points.

Kobe leads the Lakers with 19 points and had 15 of those in the first quarter.

The Lakers are shooting 48.7 percent from the field but the Thunder are getting it done with 10 offensive rebounds and also have 13 assists on their 20 field goals.

After being called out by Kobe after game 4, Pau Gasol has come out more aggressive tonight scoring 10 points in the first half. Andrew Bynum, however, has been anything but into this game and has scored just seven points and taken four shots so far.

The game is closer than most expected coming in with many predicting the Thunder would blow out the Lakers. There is still time for this and the game does have the feel to it that the Lakers are ready to give in especially if the Thunder can put together a nice little run soon.