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LeBron James and Chris Bosh combine for 45 points as the Heat top the Thunder in Kansas City. James, Bosh lead Heat past Thunder 103-96 By DOUG TUCKER Posted Oct 09 2010 12:19AM KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) With only two-thirds of their Big Three, the Miami Heat are still undefeated. LeBron James and Chris Bosh combined for 45 points Friday night and treated a sold-out Kansas City crowd to a taste of the NBA with a 103-96 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Dwyane Wade, the third member of the newly formed trio that’s set the NBA abuzz, sat out with a sore right hamstring that he hurt in the opening minutes of the first exhibition outing. But once they get all their weapons together, just how potent will the Heat (2-0) be? James wouldn’t speculate. “We’re playing good basketball for what we have now,” said the two-time league MVP, who totaled 22 points. “When we get 100 percent healthy, we’ll be able to see.” With Bosh and James leading the way, the Heat took control in the third quarter before an energetic crowd filled with local celebrities. Bosh had 23 points, including nine of his team’s first 12 in the third quarter as the Heat quickly turned a 55-52 halftime lead into a 67-56 advantage. James, who had 22 points in 29 minutes, took a nifty pass from Patrick Beverley a few minutes later, and pulled up and drilled a 3-pointer for a 76-62 lead The Heat outscored Oklahoma City 32-19 in the third quarter. Oklahoma City’s Kevin Durant, chosen by NBA general managers in a …