The NBA Finals problem the Heat can't hide from

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June 17

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The NBA Finals problem the Miami Heat can't hide from It's psychoanalysis time: Why haven't the Heat won consecutive games in nearly three weeks? Rose wins U.S. Open; more heartbreak for Mickelson Rose earns his first major title, and Mickelson is a runner-up again. Brennan: Phil Mickelson hits more U.S. Open heartbreak Despite a miraculous shot, Phil Mickelson could not sustain momentum to win the U.S. Open ADVERTISEMENT

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