LeBron James, Chris Bosh Will Return To Miami Heat for Playoff Run

Three consecutive losses doesn't have Dwyane Wade down in the dumps.

On Saturday January 15, he tweeted about his night in Chicago:

"RT @lisjoseph: Great celebration at mama wade's w/the Wade crew @MistaDubb, @lifestylesrm @common, sis + co..snow flurries falling. Awesome night in CHI."

This might have been before or after the loss to Chicago; however, he has not tweeted about how the three consecutive losses are affecting him like all the Miami Heat players were doing in the beginning of the season.

Earlier this season, the 9-8 start was more of a cause for concern because the team had not proved at all that it could win consistently. After winning 21 out of 22 games at one point this season, the players are confident that this is a team that should at the very least make it to the Eastern Conference Finals.

James misses a game...okay.

Chris Bosh sprains his ankle and won't miss much time...that's fine.

Udonis Haslem is going to be gone most of the season...that's manageable.

The Big Three are all 28 years old or younger, but each player is a veteran. Wade, James, and Bosh all understand that injuries and losing are all aspects of the regular season. Nearly every team deals with those obstacles at one point or another.

But until these are prominent issues in April, May, or heaven forbid, June, there is no reason to lose one's mind.

Expect Dwyane Wade to keep tweeting about going to the barber shop, eating with his family and his Gabrielle Union fantasies.

At least Wade and the rest of the Heat will be easy going barring a season-ending injury to one of the Big Three.

A 30-12 record never looked so bad, but just like a kindergarten teacher consoling a homesick students: don't worry, be happy.