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He has a way of giving us contagious confidence. He has that look that carries over to everyone else where were not going to lose tonight." The rest of the Pacers (28-19) had that look, too. They joined the New York Knicks as the only teams to beat Miami twice this season and have won three straight regular-season games over the Heat. Miami won the last three games in last springs Eastern Conference semifinals on their way to winning the NBA crown. And Indiana beat a team that promised to be more focused, more motivated and more physical than the first time around. None of it mattered. Since ending a three-game losing streak Wednesday night, Indiana has won two straight by double digits and its 13-game home winning streak is the teams longest since it won 14 in a row in 2002-03. Not enough? 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Its like two different teams sometimes," James said. "But they have improved and I think the biggest improvement is Paul George. Hes improving, thats why hes an All-Star." It looked easy. Indiana took control of the game with a 13-0 run that turned a 23-20 deficit into a 33-23 lead early in the second quarter, and the Heat never tied the score or took the lead again. The Pacers, meanwhile, methodically extended the margin. They closed the first half on an 8-4 mini-run to make it 53-45, then opened the second half by scoring the first six points to take a 59-45 lead. When Miami closed to 64-54 on two free throws by Mario Chalmers with 7:13 to go in the third quarter, Indiana came right back with a 12-3 run that ended with two free throws from West. That gave Indiana a 76-57 lead with 3:16 left in the quarter, and Miami never got closer than 12 again. "Its good to beat them, but we cant overreact to this," West said after missing only three of his 15 shots. "We match up with them. 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