Sports Daily: What If The Heat Never Win Another Title?

[MattUM]

If Lebron opts out, Wade should retire. He can easily get a job within the organization or in broadcasting, I highly doubt money is an issue for him...he's been smart with it. If Lebron stays, I can see him picking up his player option and resigning for low $ based on the role he would have. I think he'd be best off the bench for <20 minutes. Heat need to think the future and acquire young talent.

He has a net worth of $100,000,000, but once his knees go, no money can get them back.

[Vni]

3 straight finals, two championships... A failure?

Pssh.

[sactown_13]

Quote: Originally Posted by Majingir

Considering the Big 3 might not even be in Miami after this year...I think if they don't win a championship this year(or even make it to the NBA Finals), there probably won't be a big 3 in Miami after this season. Though even if they do stick together, I think 2 championships would be considered successful,but still less than people expected.

Remove the first paragraph. Get to the answer of the question. Yes, they are a sucess. Appeared in finals, won finals then won again. Not a fan of the heat or this buddy system players have but they did grab two rings

[jcmreds]

They should've never had a second title. Spurs had game 6 won, and Pop hands it to them by sitting Duncan out when they needed a rebound to seal the game.

[lilteapot]

Quote: Originally Posted by jcmreds

They should've never had a second title. Spurs had game 6 won, and Pop hands it to them by sitting Duncan out when they needed a rebound to seal the game.

I hate it when people say this. If Spurs had the game won, then they would have had the title. They didn't so they lost. None of this "handed" crap. The game went into OT, they got a second chance and couldn't capitalize. That's it.

[OkayC]

Quote: Originally Posted by lilteapot

I hate it when people say this. If Spurs had the game won, then they would have had the title. They didn't so they lost. None of this "handed" crap. The game went into OT, they got a second chance and couldn't capitalize. That's it.

thats what happened though, spurs had game 6 and made a collosal screw up and lost. the game wasnt exactly back and forth and miami caught the biggest break any team will ever catch in there situation. you may not like it, but thats what happened.

[The 24th Letter]

This again? That argument is silly...you can do this with any championship run...There is always a play here or there that change the dynamic of a game or series. No such thing as would've, could've, should've when it comes to win's and losses.

[OkayC]

Quote: Originally Posted by The 24th Letter

This again? That argument is silly...you can do this with any championship run...There is always a play here or there that change the dynamic of a game or series. No such thing as would've, could've, should've when it comes to win's and losses.

i repeat, spurs made collosal screw ups that costed them. no one saying woulda coulda shoulda. but fact is spurs messed up. take that for whatever meaning you want.