Dwyane Wade was exhausted.<br />Erik Spoelstra was nauseated.<br />Goran Dragic was already sore when the game ended.<br />And the Miami Heat weren't complaining in the least, not after winning the most back-and-forth game so far in this NBA season.<br />Wade scored 28 points, including two free throws with 1.5 seconds left that put Miami ahead to stay, and the Heat defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 97-95 on Thursday night in a wild, back-and-forth game that featured 38 lead changes and 11 ties.<br />"Like a playoff atmosphere," Wade said.<br />"For our young team, that hasn't been in many of these kind of games, it was great."
