The Heat have breezed through the 2013 NBA Playoffs, only losing one game to a scrappy Chicago Bulls team. They're finally feeling the pressure against the Indiana Pacers. Even worst, Lebron James, resident superstar, knows he may have met his match in rising superstar Paul George. James even acknowledged George's play with a pre-halftime hand slap, welcoming the young player to the upper echelon.

How will Miami respond to their first challenging opponent in Game 3 tonight at 8:30 ET?

How about giving up fewer turnovers? Lebron James turned the ball over twice in the last two minutes of Game 2. That's the first time he's done that in his career. Right when Superman should have been getting his cape on, he was making errant passes.

Also remember, Miami wasn't supposed to lose any home games. Instead they lost one in Game 2 and could have easily lost Game 1 if Paul George would've played zone defense. Now the vulnerable Heat have to travel to Indiana and return the favor.

If they're going to win tonight, the Miami Heat will need a lot more production from it's new guns. Ray Allen can't seem to make a free throw shot [close to 50%], and has only scored one shot from beyond the arc in the first two games. Shane Battier hasn't made a three pointer yet.

Tune in to what's bound to be a testy Game 3 between the Miami Heat and the Indiana Pacers. Game time starts at 8:30 PM ET on TNT.

Or you can watch the game via online live stream at FirstRow Sports:

http://www.firstrow1.eu/sport/basketball.html