Miami rolled once again, extending their winning streak and leading wire-to-wire in beating the Atlanta Hawks 98-81 on Tuesday.

The Heat never trailed in this game, because trailing is the cousin of losing, and losing is not an option in this dojo.

As was the case in the last win against the stupid Pacers, the Heat actually wasn’t even that good. Just one player scored more than 20 (Dwyane Wade with 23 points, 6 assists finished top scorer of the game. Chris Bosh (14 points), Mario Chalmers (14 points) and Udonis Haslem (11 rebounds). Once again, LeBron was human-like, following up a 13-point night with just 15 points Tuesday, hitting only three shots from the floor. So to recap, the Miami Heat is playing at maybe a 4 on the Ballsasskickery Scale yet continue to kick both balls and asses.

Miami is in the Top 5 of the unbeaten in the NBA and should join the Bucks (20 consecutive wins in 1971) tonight in Philadelphia, 10th conference. But be careful as the Europhoria seems coach Erik Spoelstra said, “I will not talk about this series, I have not done once since the beginning.”

The longest unbeaten run is owned by Los Angeles Lakers 33 wins in 1972.