Miami ? Shaquille O’Neal wants nothing to do with Kobe Bryant. And Bryant soon may not want anything to do with Shaq’s understudy in Miami.

Dwyane Wade — pumped up by a comment Bryant made as the first half expired — scored eight of his 27 points in the fourth quarter, and O’Neal had a 25-point, 12-rebound game that helped lift the Miami Heat to a 102-89 victory over the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday night.

Miami's Shaquille O'Neal, left, defends Los Angeles' Kobe Bryant. The Heat won, 102-89, Thursday night in Miami.

It was the 11th straight victory and a single-season record 14th straight at home for Miami (51-16), which moved nine games ahead of Detroit in the Eastern Conference standings and within percentage points of San Antonio (49-15) for the league’s best record.

“We just look at this game as another game,” said O’Neal, who enjoyed a season sweep at his former teammate’s expense. “We wanted to stay focused and our guys did a beautiful job of not letting anything enter into the locker room that would break our focus.”

Bryant, according to Wade, told Miami’s second-year guard “Stop crying” as the teams were preparing to leave the court following a first half in which Wade often was agitated over non-calls.

“I don’t want to say what I said,” Wade said. “I told him that I wasn’t talking to him, for one. And for two … I pretty much told him a lot of stuff. I don’t want to get into it.”

Warriors 100, Kings 97

Oakland, Calif. — Jason Richardson hit a long jumper with 27.1 seconds left and finished with 40 points, and Golden State sent Sacramento to its fourth straight road loss. After Richardson’s basket, the Kings missed four shots.

Mavs 98, Blazers 94

Dallas — Josh Howard had 21 points and 11 rebounds as Dallas overcame an off night by top scorer Dirk Nowitzki.