Guess I’ll go ahead and get it out the way lol
This was me last night after watching that crappy performance by the Heat….
This wasn’t a hard game to analyze. The story of the game came down to this: 16 turnovers and 20-33 from the line. That’s your ball game folks. Turnovers and missed freethrows come from a lack of focus.
In the end, I’m not going to sit here and say Dallas “wanted it more”. As I’ve stated before, I don’t believe in that. Dallas did what Miami could not do and that’s execute their game plan. This team got outplayed, this coach was out-coached, and Dallas deserved to win this one. I just wished Miami would have gone out with a fight rather than to just get thoroughly dominated on their home floor like that yesterday. You knew it was over when Dirk shot 1-14 in the 1st half and Miami was STILL down by 2.
One of the things that bothered me most, was down the stretch, when Miami needed baskets, it seemed like no one wanted to take control. The ball was moving all over the damn place except to the basket and when it did go to the basket, the wrong person (Chalmers) had it lol If its me and my season is on the line, I refuse to leave my destiny is someone else’s hands and let them make the play when I know I’m better. Maybe that’s the Kobe in me, but wouldn’t you rather see Lebron/Wade attacking the paint rather than Mario Chamlers? I’m just saying….lol
But lets keep this in perspective. Rarely does a team come together and in their 1st go around get all the way to the finals and win it. Boston did it in 2008, but that team went through 2 elimination game 7′s before getting to the Finals. That type of adversity builds confidence and cohesion. By the team Boston faced off with LA, they had played 20 playoff games and had faced some major challenges that forced them to come together. The Heat played 15 games and had never been close to being eliminated until the finals. That’s a big deal and that experience helped Boston tremendously. I think this experience, as much as it stings, will help Miami. Now they see, you gotta bring it for 48 minutes in the Finals. No one is going to quit, even if they’re down 15-20 points, they will keep fighting. this also shows the Big 3 what they need to work on in the summer time. LBJ has to get a post-up game. Bosh has to get stronger. Wade needs to clean up his decision making.
This is the process that teams go through. Heat fans should be disappointed, because you want your team to win. But when you look back at what this team accomplished in their 1st year, with this extremely flawed roster and all of the injuries to key players, you should be excited about what the future holds. Year 1 of their 6 year contracts and they’re 2 wins away from a ring. The future is bright people…
Question for everyone, was this season a failure because they didn’t win it all???





