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2011 NBA Finals: 10 questions about the Heat and Mavericks

As the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks commence their best-of-seven championship series, here’s your opportunity to step up and test what you know about the two teams.

9. Chris Bosh, the third piece of Miami’s Big Three, may have escaped the notice of casual fans playing his first seven NBA seasons with what team?

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The Miami Heat's LeBron James reacts to another player during an NBA Finals basketball practice Monday, May 30, in Miami. The Dallas Mavericks will play the Heat in Game 1 of the NBA Finals Tuesday.

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2011 NBA Finals: 10 questions about the Heat and Mavericks

As the Miami Heat and Dallas Mavericks commence their best-of-seven championship series, here’s your opportunity to step up and test what you know about the two teams.

9. Chris Bosh, the third piece of Miami’s Big Three, may have escaped the notice of casual fans playing his first seven NBA seasons with what team?

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