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Originally Posted by Rezdaddy Longlegs (Post 1457485)

I dont dissagree at all. But it doesnt change the fact that seeing him getting carried to his seat was hilarious. All I can now say is Jordan played with da fluuuuuuuu and balled hardddd. I just dont get how they didnt work out the air situation beforehand. Or have backups or something, i mean wtf.....?

Alright yeah that was a bit hilarious.

Guess I'm still mad-not just that the heat lost when they were up in the 4th, but also Mario Chalmers had a dreadful game and of course, the temperature in the building.

IDRGAF who wins, I agree that those conditions were awful. I was reminded of the 1984 game 7 in Boston, that may have been even worse.

Wow check out the long locks on Ginobili. Actually, forget that, he actually HAS hair in some of those pictures.

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Originally Posted by Wpnfire (Post 1457496)

Wow check out the long locks on Ginobili. Actually, forget that, he actually HAS hair in some of those pictures.

Look at David Robinson the softest seven footer to ever play the game. San Antonio really took it to them in the last 9 minutes. Without Lebron, Miami really looks like a suspect team. I'm picking the Heat to win game 2 however. San Antonio can't expect Danny Green to carry them in the fourth quarter again. Looking for a big game from D Wade, as he goes so do the Heat.

Was embarassed for Lebron. NBA players should be able to withstand hot conditions. All of these guys have played in 85 degree conditions when they used to street ball, there is just no excuse for not hydrating enough to withstand the heat. Gatorade>Powerade

micheal jordan left the finals with cramps before.

All bron bron has to do is take his headband off and go into fierce deity mode for the next game

Several things:

1. Gatorade apparently tweeted something that made fun of LeBron after the game last night.

2. I'm suspicious if LeBron didn't succumb to drinking too much to offset the heat and then cramping because of that.

3. I don't know if anybody saw it, but Wade absolutely SCHOOLED Duncan last night along with basically all of the Spurs players. He looks a lot like his old self.

Because I'm bored, I'll dismiss this drivel for fun.

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Originally Posted by realtalk92 (Post 1457446)

I just choose not to bow down to an overrated team that the NBA chooses to market as the best when they simply aren't.

Um, who is 'the NBA' in this sentence? If you're talking about the front office, they show absolute no favoritism for the best team. They WILL however market the Heat over the Spurs because the Heat are just simply more profitable. It has nothing to do with how good they are though. Same thing with the Thunder, who have a huge fanbase and the highly popular Kevin Durant. Duncan is popular, but the guy never says anything and he's kind of uninteresting to the media and thus is not nearly as marketable. There's other reasons why but the point I'm trying to make here is that the heat are highly marketable because they are popular, etc.
Yet another reason I think you have no idea what you are talking about.

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I am not even tripping about the press conference. I just don't think The Heat are the best team in the league despite what the NBA tries to perpetuate. There are much better teams in the league.

See above.

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For one thing, Miami does not compete against nobody to get to the Finals. Who is their competition? Indiana? Who Else? The Western Conference have more competitive teams and teams that are better scorers. If you look at the statistics of the teams the Western Conference teams score way more compared to in the East and are more harder to beat compared to the East.

Realtalk: 1. makes wild accusations
2. accusations get torched.
3. Ignores criticism and repeats accusations

...I've already ravaged this argument earlier.

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I never said they barely beat Brooklyn.

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Originally Posted by realtalk92 (Post 1451458)

They barely beat the nets.

LOL :clap::clap::clap::clap:You've outdone yourself somehow, realtalk. This is the definition of unbelievable.

I'm done. I'm thoroughly entertained with this. Haha.

' Like I was saying, it's like trying to have a rational, coherent discussion with the shopping cart lady with twenty-five cats. I've got her on ignore and I'm done with it.