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How The Miami Heat Have Been ROBBING The NBA For Years
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How The Miami Heat Have Been ROBBING The NBA For Years

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@TREESEhoops

1 month ago

What's up guys. My YouTube channel got hacked recently. It took me forever to recover it fml. Sorry for the delay!

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@josh0253

1 month ago

Joe johnson is another one who had a resurgence with the heat, and utah immediately gave him 11 million and had to add $1 million with him just to dump him to the kings a year lateršŸ˜­. The heat are a first class organization

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@BonafideJas

1 month ago

The Miami Heat have a Grand Elder Guru Namekian that unlocks their players potential. Edit: never thought id say this. R.I.P Akira Toriyama

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@GibranCamus-kr2dc

1 month ago

The lesson here isn't that the Heat are robbing teams. The lesson is that teams do not optimize what they have. Instead, they try to buy work ethic and chemistry when it can only happen from within the organization.

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@Jermaine2099

1 month ago

Heat player becomes a free agent Lakers: Y'all dont want that? Shieeeeet, more for me šŸ˜‚

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@xfacta334

1 month ago

It's almost like the Miami Heat are one of the few teams that actually takes the BASKETBALL in National Basketball Association seriously.....

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@xuimod

1 month ago

Erik Spoelstra needs to get more credit. He's the main reason for the culture with the Miami Heat.

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@thechickenman3713

1 month ago

Another guy is Josh Richardson he was good on the heat, kinda fell off when he went to other teams, and immediately started to play better when he came back to Miami

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@cristheojon4884

1 month ago

man Wayne Ellington even received a moniker or a nickname "The man with the golden arm" only to fall off the moment he leaves miami

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@benwelch6554

1 month ago

I loved how jimmy butler for awhile was seen as a locker room problem and teams kept moving on from him due to him calling out stars, then he got to the heat and his teammates love his competitiveness and the teams he left (wolves and 76ers) had their stars exposed for being soft and immature. Now Jimmy and the heat overperform and us fans get to enjoy an actual competitive star and team

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@AlexTorres-fo5eo

1 month ago

You forgot the OG of Heat culture warrior only to drop off when signed elsewhere, Ike Austin. Bruce Bowen is the only former Heater that got better after leaving, but that playing for Pop which is essentially Miami West.

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@leothelion2593

1 month ago

Donā€™t forget James Johnson and Derrick Jones Jr. lol

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@noahcricket

1 month ago

Not to mention how Pat and Andy are masterminds. Pat is just that guy, maybe a little older and not the same. But stillā€¦itā€™s Pat Riley. Not to mention Andy Elisburg is probably the most under appreciated executive in the NBA. That man is a genius. I think Spo is next in line to be the GM in place of Pat. Spo and Andy will take the reigns and continue the culture.

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@seanjason1010

1 month ago

So in summary Miami is just a superior nba franchise being able to bring out the potential of players that other franchises cant

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@amriq7545

1 month ago

"Anthony Mason" is a perfect example of Heat culture. In the 90's his career was over, Pat signed him and made him an All Star. Heat Culture is 100% real, I've watch it since Pat went to Miami. The Knicks are still salty as that could have been their culture LMFAO!

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@rick_thunder

1 month ago

All credit to Pat Riley. He took everything he learned from Jerry West and the Lakers about building a franchise culture and he took it up a notch in Miami.

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@n.willy4864

1 month ago

I still think Vincent will find some success eventually. He plays the game so smooth and his shooting form is near perfect. 5 games is a pretty small sample size, especially for the lakers offense which has been dysfunctional all year.

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@MartinLaplace

1 month ago

I think that this is also part of a bigger trend: the player who explodes in the last year of his contract rarely translates that explosion to the next contract.

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@BooksofBrilliance

1 month ago

Its weird that being in shape makes you play better. Who knew? Maimi is that parent that help you achieve your dreams but only if you are serious about it and meet them halfway.

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@ContentComedyClips

1 month ago

The commitment to their G-League team is definitely underrated. They have them in Sioux Falls and they prefer it there because itā€™s cold af in the winter and minimal night life so they have to commit even harder to basketball

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