Honestly, I bet these two guys are the biggest d-bags on the planet and everyone around them and on that organization probably can't stand them. Their arrogance is appalling. We know Lebron was not well-liked in Cleveland, so I imagine combining his douchebaggery with Wade just makes them even more insufferable.
Meanwhile, DeShawn Stevenson can mock his opponents on every made three pointer and can badmouth his opponents through the media and get away with it, scot free. Nice double standard amongst the Heat haters out there. If LeBron or Wade had done any of the stuff that Stevenson got away with, they'd be crucified. And if you can't agree with that, you should probably just stay away from any conversation pertaining to Miami because you've clearly got too much of a bias.
That said, what Wade and LeBron did was simply punk sh!t. They just need to cut that crap out and get back to playing the game of basketball. The explanation for it was even more lame.
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I honestly have been too busy to keep up with all of the hate or even watch Game 6. Work has been killing me lately. With all of that said, I recorded Game 6 and saw the rest of the series, and I only have one thing to say: Touche', Dallas. Dirk put the entire team on his back during that playoff run in a way that I haven't seen since Dwyane Wade in 2006 and Jordan in the 90's. They have a great, complete team and are a classy bunch (for the most part). Aside from DeShawn Stevenson, they deserved to win one. Stevenson, meanwhile, can get hit by a bus for all I care.
I don't buy into the fact that LeBron lost the Heat the championship. He didn't. But he didn't do anything to help them, either. Time after time, I saw him standing still at the top of the key with one man in front of him (usually Jason Kidd) watching the offense unfold around him. It was like he was content to just sit back and watch Wade try to get him a championship. The problem with that, though, is that the Heat no longer have a Shaq under the rim that can grab rebounds if Wade is off and distribute it out to the shooters. The Heat have a 6'9" guy who is a very hard worker and is a defensive presence, but, in the end, is no Tyson Chandler. LeBron needed to do a better job at just about every area of his game: shooting, ball-handling, penetrating, and crashing the boards. I said this before, but I'll say it again: LeBron looked like D-Rose did in the ECF... not ready for the moment.
For the Heat, defense got them to the big dance and defense cost them in the big dance. Dallas was taking what they pleased from the field and they did so with excellent ball movement. In the first couple of games, you could see the Heat defenders try to cover that ground after the ball would go out to the Dallas shooters. In the last couple of games, it was almost like they quit trying because they didn't want to expel energy trying to stop something that they had no control over. For that matter, LeBron's defense was terrible on Jason Terry down the stretch too.
Going into the offseason, I expect the Heat to dump Mike Miller's salary and go after a free agent C. I would love Tyson Chandler, but he's a Finals winner and will cost a nice chunk of change. The Heat will not be able to afford him. I would expect for them to take a look at options like Nene, Marc Gasol, or even Greg Oden. Obviously, I'd rather have the first two.