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Dwyane Wade did two things on the basketball court Sunday for the first time in his life.First, there was the fantastically instinctual tip-pass, alley-oop from LeBron James that Wade finished with a two-handed dunk. Wade had never seen anything like it before Sunday, let alone participated in such split-second magic. Even the Mavericks’ fans had to gasp in awe after that one. Then the buzzer sounded and Wade, for the first time, defeated the Mavericks on their home court during the regular season. mulberry bagsThe Heat’s 105-94 victory over the defending NBA champions was Miami’s first win in Dallas during the regular season since March 2002. Wade downplayed the significance of the Heat’s win, calling it “just one game,” but he said nearly everything felt familiar about his team despite the long break during the lockout. That’s a good sign given the NBA’s frantic schedule between now and the playoffs, which will leave little time for practices.“We’re a little bit more together,” Wade said. “We’re getting into our game a little. We’re just more comfortable with each other.” Never was that familiarity more apparent than during the fast break in the third quarter that ended in the Chalmers-to-James-to-Wade alley-oop. mulberry saleThe play already could be considered a contender for best of the season — never mind it occurring in the first game.The sequence went like this: Mario Chalmers stripped Dallas forward Dirk Nowitzki and Wade gathered the loose ball to begin the fastbreak. Wade passed the ball back to Chalmers, who rushed forward across midcourt and lobbed an alley-oop to LeBron James, who was sprinting down the opposite wing. Wade finished with 26 points on 11 of 21 shooting. He had eight rebounds, six assists, a block and a steal. The 63 points provided by James and Wade — 60 percent of the Heat’s offense— was more than enough to make up for an off night for Chris Bosh, who had four points on 2 of 9 shooting in less than 24 minutes. mulberry bags for saleBosh managed seven rebounds despite being limited by foul trouble. The Heat outrebounded the Mavs 51-31 and outscored Dallas 31-10 in fastbreak points.“It was a good business-professional win for us tonight to get this thing started,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.“We understand that is going to be a wild journey for everybody with all the condensed games coming one after another.”“It’s not about last year’s storyline; it’s not about anything else other than trying to establish our season on the right note.”