OfTheCross
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Heat in 7, brehs...
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Just trying to get our Coli Rating Up - Miami Heat Season thread 2015/16
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Mantis Toboggan M.D.
Drink wolf cola
Hold this neg for your shytty trolling
He's mad.
Heat fans I will now lend my support to hornet's
He Who Posts Well
Superstar
Can't say I'm not disappointed but it is not over. We have still have a chance.
I thought we were going to get more from this guy. It's so confusing.
I thought we were going to get more from this guy. It's so confusing.
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
Drink wolf cola
If the hornets lose game 6 they might put you at -12,000 with all this fukkery
Like the super bowl and NCAA champ game
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
we need another scorer. that is why imo we need a Harrison Barnes or KD.
also @malcolmxxx_45 hold dis neg.
THE MACHINE
night owl
What happens if Miami wins the series though
yeah, i'm biased but the Heat would garner great TV ratings (and advertising revenue) going forward, that is if they come with the energy and somebody gets his rotations up to championship level. And of course you already know sports media, the announcers and their crews would rather chill and work in Myami for as long as possible doing the post season. but first the team gotta put in man's work friday night
CurrencyChase
Banned
Blame SPO, breh
Wade - Shell of former self
Lebron - Went home to Cleveland
Bosh - Retired due to health
Winslow - Fat short SF who can't make lay=ups point blank
Whiteside - Big man who can't shoot and only defense he does is blocking
Johnson - Washed up ISO player who never played defense his whole career
Blamr SPO, breh
Hornets are the better team
Both of their point guard - Kemba, and Lin better than Dragic who does not fit this team at all.
Their SG is hurt but on par with Wade.
Their PF and center combo including bench is better than Miami..
Yet yall want to blame SPO after blaming Lebron?
Wade - Shell of former self
Lebron - Went home to Cleveland
Bosh - Retired due to health
Winslow - Fat short SF who can't make lay=ups point blank
Whiteside - Big man who can't shoot and only defense he does is blocking
Johnson - Washed up ISO player who never played defense his whole career
Blamr SPO, breh
Hornets are the better team
Both of their point guard - Kemba, and Lin better than Dragic who does not fit this team at all.
Their SG is hurt but on par with Wade.
Their PF and center combo including bench is better than Miami..
Yet yall want to blame SPO after blaming Lebron?
CurrencyChase
Banned
Then SPO should be credited because he coached the worst team to a win.What happens if Miami wins the series though
Biscayne
Ocean air
Servers will be better than ever, because folks would be fleeing these threads in droves. Hell, if Miami just wins tomarrow in CLT, threads will be empty.What happens if Miami wins the series though
Don't LeBron fans blame Spo more than anything for LBJ not getting 4 rings in Miami tho?Blame SPO, breh
Wade - Shell of former self
Lebron - Went home to Cleveland
Bosh - Retired due to health
Winslow - Fat short SF who can't make lay=ups point blank
Whiteside - Big man who can't shoot and only defense he does is blocking
Johnson - Washed up ISO player who never played defense his whole career
Blamr SPO, breh
Hornets are the better team
Both of their point guard - Kemba, and Lin better than Dragic who does not fit this team at all.
Their SG is hurt but on par with Wade.
Their PF and center combo including bench is better than Miami..
Yet yall want to blame SPO after blaming Lebron?
LBJ fans have been coming in every single one of these threads saying slick stuff like "Ya'll nikkas wanted LBJ to stay Miami with THIS coach
"Don't you guys blame everyone but LBJ when he comes up short?
If y'all would quit going back & forth with these trolls when they come in here....maybe we wouldn't get so many 
Mantis Toboggan M.D.
Drink wolf cola
We could ask the mods to ban them from the thread like the panthers fans did with malc tooIf y'all would quit going back & forth with these trolls when they come in here....maybe we wouldn't get so many
305/954/561 fans never did this b.s. when he left
and heat stans put some respect on his name when he returned to the AAA
LeBron James Tribute Video (12/25/2014) - Standing Ovation
LeBron: Had butterflies pregame
Dec 26, 2014
MIAMI -- LeBron James might not feel the need to publicly thank Heat fans for the four years he spent playing for their team, but that didn't stop the fans for thanking him with a standing ovation before Thursday's 101-91 loss at Miami.
James was the first Cleveland Cavaliers player introduced by the Miami P.A. announcer and the majority of the crowd cheered for the four-time MVP.
James called the game "very" emotional.
"It's tough to play under these circumstances, man," James said afterward. "You're so used to playing regular-season games, and then you have to play one like this. Or my first home game, when I went back home (this season), my first home game. So, it's very difficult."
Once the game began, fans would boo when James touched the ball, but they went back to cheering when a tribute video for James was shown during a timeout with 5:44 remaining in the first quarter.
The video was an all-encompassing look at James' four years in Miami, from on-court highlights, to clips from the postgame interview antics that he, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade became known for, to James' charity work, to even glimpses of James' Nike commercials and the Heat team's "Harlem Shake" locker room dance that went viral.
"It's cool," James said of the video tribute. "A lot of emotions come back and you know, I spent four years here with those guys, man and some guys are still here, some guys are not here. We put in a lot of hard work and dedication just to do the best we could."
The crowd broke out into a loud standing ovation and James acknowledged the applause, raising his right arm to wave as he walked back onto the court from the bench following the timeout.
"I think these fans are great," James said. "I always talked about them and always said that and they always showed their loyalty."
Gutierrez: Heat's win a blast from not-so-distant past
The way the Heat played against LeBron James reminded Miami observers of the way things used to be, Israel Gutierrez writes.
Heat president Pat Riley stayed in his seat after the James video, but tellingly stood to clap following a highlight video for James Jones, who was also returning to Miami for his first game with the Cavs after playing for the Heat the last six seasons, shown later in the first quarter.
"You want to look past all that stuff but I don't think you can," Cavs coach David Blatt said. "I mean, the guy was an enormous figure here and was part of a great run and was obviously an MVP player and had championship seasons. There's going to be emotion. And there's going to be a lot of feeling and a lot of excitement.
"You can't just look past that because you want to. That's going to happen. So you try to roll with it and you try to over time just work your way through it. I thought he handled it well. I didn't think that he had a particular problem with it. I just think we all could have played better, that's all."
Before the game, James was asked what he would say to the Heat fans who expected a public thank you from him after he returned to Cleveland as a free agent this summer.
"I gave everything and more to this city when I was here," James said. "I never disrespected this city or the franchise or any of my teammates. (I did) everything as a professional and I gave it all. That's all I can do."
When asked by a reporter the one thing he "had to do" upon returning to Miami, James said it was spending Christmas Eve catching up with Wade.
James spoke about the special relationship he had with all of his former teammates.
"I just had some butterflies coming in," James said. "I played some great basketball here with me and my teammates. I miss my teammates more than anything. The camaraderie we had and the guys that are still here and the guys that's not even here like Shane (Battier) and Ray (Allen) -- well I still have Mike (Miller) with me and J.J. (Jones) -- all the guys, we built something that will last forever."
James later took to Instagram to talk about the relationship he still shares with Wade.
and heat stans put some respect on his name when he returned to the AAA
LeBron James Tribute Video (12/25/2014) - Standing Ovation
LeBron: Had butterflies pregame
Dec 26, 2014
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Dave McMenaminESPN Staff Writer
MIAMI -- LeBron James might not feel the need to publicly thank Heat fans for the four years he spent playing for their team, but that didn't stop the fans for thanking him with a standing ovation before Thursday's 101-91 loss at Miami.
James was the first Cleveland Cavaliers player introduced by the Miami P.A. announcer and the majority of the crowd cheered for the four-time MVP.
James called the game "very" emotional.
"It's tough to play under these circumstances, man," James said afterward. "You're so used to playing regular-season games, and then you have to play one like this. Or my first home game, when I went back home (this season), my first home game. So, it's very difficult."
Once the game began, fans would boo when James touched the ball, but they went back to cheering when a tribute video for James was shown during a timeout with 5:44 remaining in the first quarter.
The video was an all-encompassing look at James' four years in Miami, from on-court highlights, to clips from the postgame interview antics that he, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade became known for, to James' charity work, to even glimpses of James' Nike commercials and the Heat team's "Harlem Shake" locker room dance that went viral.
"It's cool," James said of the video tribute. "A lot of emotions come back and you know, I spent four years here with those guys, man and some guys are still here, some guys are not here. We put in a lot of hard work and dedication just to do the best we could."
The crowd broke out into a loud standing ovation and James acknowledged the applause, raising his right arm to wave as he walked back onto the court from the bench following the timeout.
"I think these fans are great," James said. "I always talked about them and always said that and they always showed their loyalty."
Gutierrez: Heat's win a blast from not-so-distant past
The way the Heat played against LeBron James reminded Miami observers of the way things used to be, Israel Gutierrez writes.
Heat president Pat Riley stayed in his seat after the James video, but tellingly stood to clap following a highlight video for James Jones, who was also returning to Miami for his first game with the Cavs after playing for the Heat the last six seasons, shown later in the first quarter.
"You want to look past all that stuff but I don't think you can," Cavs coach David Blatt said. "I mean, the guy was an enormous figure here and was part of a great run and was obviously an MVP player and had championship seasons. There's going to be emotion. And there's going to be a lot of feeling and a lot of excitement.
"You can't just look past that because you want to. That's going to happen. So you try to roll with it and you try to over time just work your way through it. I thought he handled it well. I didn't think that he had a particular problem with it. I just think we all could have played better, that's all."
Before the game, James was asked what he would say to the Heat fans who expected a public thank you from him after he returned to Cleveland as a free agent this summer.
"I gave everything and more to this city when I was here," James said. "I never disrespected this city or the franchise or any of my teammates. (I did) everything as a professional and I gave it all. That's all I can do."
When asked by a reporter the one thing he "had to do" upon returning to Miami, James said it was spending Christmas Eve catching up with Wade.
James spoke about the special relationship he had with all of his former teammates.
"I just had some butterflies coming in," James said. "I played some great basketball here with me and my teammates. I miss my teammates more than anything. The camaraderie we had and the guys that are still here and the guys that's not even here like Shane (Battier) and Ray (Allen) -- well I still have Mike (Miller) with me and J.J. (Jones) -- all the guys, we built something that will last forever."
James later took to Instagram to talk about the relationship he still shares with Wade.