After losing to the Celtics in their season-opener, the much awaited basketball show of the Miami Heat's "Big 3" carried the best of NBA basketball expectations for the fans who had bought and booked their NBA tickets to watch the LeBron James shoes flying aside the Heat jersey of Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh. Brief, Miami Heat ended the evening with 96-70 win over the Orlando Magic.

Miami Heat dominated the 2^nd half of the NBA match defensively, drawing a stiff line to limit the Orlando Magic NBA stats to only 25 points, before transforming a 6-points trail into a comfortable lead with a final NBA score of 96-70.

Miami Heat Head Coach told the NBA live TV channels and the sports news that "The guys now can't go back on this." They've showed me defensively what they're capable of."

Dwyane Wade jersey ranked on top of the best scorers, leading the game with 26 points, of which 12 were swooshed durng the 3^rd quarter as his Miami Heat squad was taking the upper hand to control the match.

LeBron James amassed 15 points and 7 assists whereas Chris Bosh mastered a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds onto the basketball court. Udonis Haslem also managed to exhibit a double-double onto the NBA statistics, coming off the bench with a total of 11 points and 11 rebounds to contribute in the Heat’s success over Orlando Magic jerseys.

LeBron James acknowledged, in front of a pack of live NBA news reporters that: "When me and Chris decided to join him –Dwyane Wade-, and even the rest of the guys, this is what we envisioned. Is it going to be a 26-point win every night? No, it's the NBA and we know that, but the fans, they came out and the least we could do is play hard for them."

On the Orlando Magic side of the basketball court, Dwight Howard was able to lead his blue shirts with 19 point during the 1^st half before being fouled out through the midst of the 4^th quarter without scoring any point during the 2^nd half in favor of the Orlando Magic team which starters were able to score a mere 37 points, and just 7 points throughout the 2^nd half.

Orlando Magic Coach, Stan Van Gundy, told the NBA live journalists and NBA.com (NBA official website) that the Heat’s defense was great just alike the passing lanes that they crafted.