<p> Chris Bosh sparked the Miami Heat to a third home win in a row on Saturday, draining 30 points in a 113-92 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Bosh scored eight points during an 11-4 run at start the fourth quarter, pushing the Heat lead to 92-73 and effectively putting the game out of reach for the 76ers. <br /><br />Dwyane Wade missed his third consecutive game with a sprained ankle and his sixth overall this season, although the Heat are 6-0 in his absence. <br /><br />"Everyone has stepped up their play with D-Wade being absent, and we expect nothing less," Heat forward LeBron James told reporters. "It's great to get some home wins; it's great to beat some really good teams, but we've got to continue to push forward." <br /><br />The win moves the Heat (11-4) into a tie at the top of the Southeast Division with the Orlando Magic. <br /><br />The 76ers (11-5) comfortably lead the Atlantic Division by five games over the New York Knicks despite losing two of their last three games. <br /><br />Miami held a one-point advantage after the first quarter and extended the margin to seven points by halftime. <br /><br />"They (Miami) were sharp tonight from the start," said Philadelphia coach Doug Collins, whose team was missing centre Spencer Hawes with a strained Achilles tendon. <br /><br />"We fought and hung around for a little bit, but they wore us down. We need our full arsenal and then some." <br /><br />James added 28 points and pulled down nine rebounds for the Heat. Reserves Lou Williams and Evan Turner led the 76ers with 22 and 16 points respectively. <br /><br />Other results: Atlanta: 121 bt Cleveland: 94; Denver: 119 bt NY Knicks: 114 (OT); Detroit: 94 bt Portland: 91; Oklahoma City: 84 bt New Jersey: 74; Chicago: 95 bt Charlotte: 89; Dallas: 83 bt New Orleans: 81; Houston: 105 bt San Antonio: 102; Memphis: 128 bt Sacramento: 95; Utah: 108 bt Minnesota: 98.</p>
<p> Chris Bosh sparked the Miami Heat to a third home win in a row on Saturday, draining 30 points in a 113-92 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Bosh scored eight points during an 11-4 run at start the fourth quarter, pushing the Heat lead to 92-73 and effectively putting the game out of reach for the 76ers. <br /><br />Dwyane Wade missed his third consecutive game with a sprained ankle and his sixth overall this season, although the Heat are 6-0 in his absence. <br /><br />"Everyone has stepped up their play with D-Wade being absent, and we expect nothing less," Heat forward LeBron James told reporters. "It's great to get some home wins; it's great to beat some really good teams, but we've got to continue to push forward." <br /><br />The win moves the Heat (11-4) into a tie at the top of the Southeast Division with the Orlando Magic. <br /><br />The 76ers (11-5) comfortably lead the Atlantic Division by five games over the New York Knicks despite losing two of their last three games. <br /><br />Miami held a one-point advantage after the first quarter and extended the margin to seven points by halftime. <br /><br />"They (Miami) were sharp tonight from the start," said Philadelphia coach Doug Collins, whose team was missing centre Spencer Hawes with a strained Achilles tendon. <br /><br />"We fought and hung around for a little bit, but they wore us down. We need our full arsenal and then some." <br /><br />James added 28 points and pulled down nine rebounds for the Heat. Reserves Lou Williams and Evan Turner led the 76ers with 22 and 16 points respectively. <br /><br />Other results: Atlanta: 121 bt Cleveland: 94; Denver: 119 bt NY Knicks: 114 (OT); Detroit: 94 bt Portland: 91; Oklahoma City: 84 bt New Jersey: 74; Chicago: 95 bt Charlotte: 89; Dallas: 83 bt New Orleans: 81; Houston: 105 bt San Antonio: 102; Memphis: 128 bt Sacramento: 95; Utah: 108 bt Minnesota: 98.</p>
