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Who thinks this NBA season will be cancled ?
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dezymond said:
The flaw is that Miami doesn't have a system. Miami has nothing. They're not a team, they're a couple of "super stars" who happen to wear the same uniform.
If there is a system in that team it's flopping.
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For soccer...but you get the idea.
That's why I used the word, system, carefully with that team LOL
Sport teams are like religion & politics. Everyone has their "favorites" and they will believe what their going to believe regardless of what anyone else says, which is why I don't try to debate any of these topics online. I grew up in S. Florida and I'll always support the Miami Heat & the Dolphins regardless. Point is, they wouldn't be where their at if they weren't any good.
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cr6 said:
Indeed sports is like politics or religion. I'm not here to shoot anyone's belief in their team, but you have to admit its pretty easy to bandwagon a certain team every now and then based on their roster. I just simply asked if you see their flaw. They definitely wouldn't have made it this far if they weren't any good. I just don't see a team like this winning it all, especially considering how good SA and OKC are. Believe me I hate Boston and rooting for them but just like politics, they are the lesser of two evils to me.
If you've been rooting for them because they're your home team then by all means cheer on. They're part of your childhood memories and no one can take that away from you. It just happens that there are a ton of fair weather Miami fans and they're obviously a target when it comes to sports and I've ran into many of these "fans" who have no idea what they're talking about
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I agree.... They aren't without their flaws. And trust me, I've stuck with my Dolphins through years and years of failed coaches, superstar players that didn't produce etc. etc. (I sure miss the Dan Marino days!) I'm definitely not a fair weather fan and will stick with them through thick and thin. You DO make a good argument though. Unfortunately that's professional sports in this day and age. If a franchise has the money, they will buy a team in order to put fans in the seats and more importantly win games. I doubt they'll go all the way, but I'm hoping for the best. 
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Eh, the general direction of the NBA has been going downhill since the early 2000's, imo. This whole superstar teaming up is another step that I hate. All these guys talk about being competitors, but they want to team up with the competition. In theory, these "superteams" work on paper, but stats are only half the game, chemistry of course is the other (just to keep it broad). Just look at the Knicks and see, how far that got them. Then you got these fairweather fans saying "OKC is a team of stars blah blah", guess what, they were all drafted and built much like how the Spurs were built, thanks to Presti of course. Seattle was mediocre for years, and when they finally moved to OKC things started to look up. 3 years later and they're contenders and very young.I agree.... They aren't without their flaws. And trust me, I've stuck with my Dolphins through years and years of failed coaches, superstar players that didn't produce etc. etc. (I sure miss the Dan Marino days!) I'm definitely not a fair weather fan and will stick with them through thick and thin. You DO make a good argument though. Unfortunately that's professional sports in this day and age. If a franchise has the money, they will buy a team in order to put fans in the seats and more importantly win games. I doubt they'll go all the way, but I'm hoping for the best.
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I am always down to talk basketball/NBA with anyone, but if it's a fairweather fan who goes strictly by the names on a roster, I don't bother with them. The Heat have been a huge target just because of the names on their roster, yeah they are a force to be reckoned with, but guess what, they have the same exact flaw as last year and I bet Pop and Brooks see that. Not to mention that Bosh was their most important piece and you can see they are hurting without him, anyone thinking Haslem and Turiaf could replace Bosh is a fool. And even if Bosh is healthy enough to come back for the Finals if they make it, he won't be in game shape and will be out of rhythm, which could end up hurting the team overall.
bacK_N_87 said:
Yeah still took some really dumb shots though. Either way they are more than capable of beating BOS or OKC. I really like OKC so it would be great to see them win it all. They've only gotten better every year and its been fun watching them since they moved from Seattle!
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I am very surprised Boston won, but very happy as well. Everyone I spoke to about Bosh coming back said it would help them, they were outscored by 12 for the 14 minutes he played (I think that's what I saw) . A piece like Bosh won't be as effective as everyone thinks, especially with that much time missed and the type of injury he has.
It'll be close but I think Boston will close it at home.
. A piece like Bosh won't be as effective as everyone thinks, especially with that much time missed and the type of injury he has. It'll be close but I think Boston will close it at home.
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