A game against the Miami Heat doesn't mean what it used to for the San Antonio Spurs. It's not quite the "Finals Preview" that it was before LeBron took his talents away from South Beach, but the Heat haven't exactly collapsed in Mr. James' absence.
Miami currently holds the fourth seed in the East, and they sit atop the Southeast Division, just percentage points ahead of the Atlanta Hawks. Although they've been playing win-one-lose-one, and win-four-lose-four for the past month, the Heat are 6 games over .500 on the season even though their point differential is an underwhelming 0.