The Dwyane-Wade-less Heat extended their win streak to 26 games yesterday, and when you win that many games in a row, you get away with some goofing off. Or a ton of goofing off, for that matter.

Haslem with the snap, drops back into the pocket, slings a pass DEEP up the middle to LeBron James. But it’s short! James readjusts, battles cornerback Jeff Teague in the air and…it’s…INCOMPL- WAIT! NO! Tip Drill! James, falling to the ground, tips the ball towards Dwyane Wade for the Touchdown! Miami leads a lot to a little.

Didn’t watch any sports on TV last night? Okay, apology accepted. Here’s what you missed.

The Miami Heat won a franchise-record 15 games in a row Monday night, defeating the Minnesota Timberwolves 97-81. Dwyane Wade had a fantastic night, finishing with 32 points, 10 assists, and 7 rebounds. With 11 points and 9 rebounds, Chris Bosh had a pretty decent night too. Clearly, it wasn’t as impressive as Wade’s, but Chris still needed his share of the spotlight.

Last night’s Sacramento-Miami double-overtime thriller pretty much shocked anyone who watches basketball. The Kings, who kind of suck, were on the road against a Miami team that was in the midst of an 11-game winning streak. The Heat eventually pulled it out 141-129, but not without LeBron’s masterful 40 points, 16 assists and eight rebounds against a team that just wouldn’t go away. This includes the final seconds and etiquette-smashing Tyreke Evans.

Did you know that Dwyane Wade is no longer “The Flash?” Not sure when that happened, but apparently it did. And that means Wade has been nickname-less for over two years now, a situation which he recently rectified. Lifting directly from his shoe company, Li-Ning, which has branded his line with the slogan “Way Of Wade,” Wade isn’t mincing words.

Lil Wayne and the Miami Heat haven’t exactly been getting along lately. Weezy made an appearance at Houston’s Stereo Live theater Sunday night after the All-Star Game. While on stage, Wayne went on a profanity-laced tirade against the Heat, its players, the NBA. It got weird, fast.

Dwyane Wade has taken a lot of heat this season from analysts saying he’s lost a step. But when he’s had to, he’s shown he can still get up when necessary. It was necessary on this play against the Lakers.

Isn’t it the best when LeBron (and Dwyane Wade, in this instance) does something that is basically impossible, but looks really easy for him? Yeah, the full-court alley-oop applies. Lovely GIF (and video), after the jump.

Earlier this morning, we did our part to bring Mike Miller and Chris Andersen’s performance at teammate Shane Battier’s karaoke event to the world’s attention. But they weren’t alone – LeBron and Wade took the stage, too. Which pair of Heat teammates owned the night? Decide for yourself after the jump.