"I just be watching DWade clips. He would beat (expletive) at the rim so I just be trying to beat (expletive) at the rim. If Rudy ain't down there, I'm trying to beat that (expletive). I don't care who it is. I don't give a damn. I'm trying to beat that (expletive)."
We kill the Bulls for being on the treadmill of mediocrity, how long are we going to allow Miami to get away with this as well? - I'm tired of this thing like 'we're whale hunters!' Then they never do.... Don't come out and say we're whale hunters because it just doesn't happen anymore. Not even smart moves around the edges, maybe make a few moves to get assets back. Then be ready when the Giannis trade comes. They don't
Giannis Antetokounmpo or not, the Miami Heat may be inching closer to making an NBA Trade Deadline move (or moves) that will help them "fortify their asset war chest." According to this recent report from Kelly Ilko, the hope is that such a move would help Miami position itself to land a superstar in the near future. Honestly, this is a move (or pivot) that many in the fanbase have been asking for.
For a team that has generally owned the Magic historically, the Heat have now lost six out of their last eight games against Orlando. But none may have been as frustrating as how things played out in their most recent affair. The Heat held a nine-point lead over the Magic heading into halftime. Miami would be outscored by 20 points in the third quarter, and the Magic never looked back.
Can the Florida Panthers be bigger than the Miami Heat in a crowded South Florida sports market? Can hockey not merely survive where ice is born to melt but thrive to a degree it surpasses basketball in overall stature? It is time to wonder that as a reasonable debate, and not as a maybe-someday hypothetical but as a tectonic shift that might already have begun to happen.
