PG: Series Tied. Hollywood ain't scared of Blue Collar...

[weouthere]

Im not sure how its okay to be physical in the reg season (because if you aren't you cant play in the 90s and you cant even be compared to MJ)

But in the PLAYOFFS you get touched up and you cryin and whinin, thread upon thread about fouls lol the **** wasnt even physical like that lol this might be the most b*tch made series we ever been in lol

[DivineFury]

Im not sure how its okay to be physical in the reg season (because if you aren't you cant play in the 90s and you cant even be compared to MJ)

But in the PLAYOFFS you get touched up and you cryin and whinin, thread upon thread about fouls lol the **** wasnt even physical like that lol this might be the most b*tch made series we ever been in lol

You forget the rules man.

If a team plays rough/physical against the Heat and they are just a tough NBA team, with hard fouls. If Heat lose because they didn't match the rough play back to a team they are soft. If we play a rough/physical game to match an opposing team, then we are dirty CHeat. If we win a physical game than we only did so because of refs/Stern or superstar treatment.

Basically the golden rule outside of Miami is that whatever we did, it was wrong. If we lose it's something about us being soft and overrated. If we win it's because we our stars colluded and team is stacked with too much talent.

So if you really look at if from a objective point of view, we are actually 0- however many games we played since the big 3 came together. Fortunately, Stern wanted us to be winners for publicity, so honestly I feel very lucky we were handed some victories.

Can't blame people for complaining about that!

[Yaphet Kotto]

You forget the rules man.

If a team plays rough/physical against the Heat and they are just a tough NBA team, with hard fouls. If Heat lose because they didn't match the rough play back to a team they are soft. If we play a rough/physical game to match an opposing team, then we are dirty CHeat. If we win a physical game than we only did so because of refs/Stern or superstar treatment.

Basically the golden rule outside of Miami is that whatever we did, it was wrong. If we lose it's something about us being soft and overrated. If we win it's because we our stars colluded and team is stacked with too much talent.

So if you really look at if from a objective point of view, we are actually 0- however many games we played since the big 3 came together. Fortunately, Stern wanted us to be winners for publicity, so honestly I feel very lucky we were handed some victories.

Can't blame people for complaining about that!

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