Why Miami sucks (a green thread)
Posted: Tue Jun 7, 2011 11:38 am
I want you to tell me why Miami sucks.
And in order to support NBA's green initiative, everything in this thread should be considered to be in green font (just in case there were any doubts).
I will start:
The Heat sucks because it's ruining the league, because there will be no more parity. Now you will start seeing these stacked teams. It's so bad it's not only affecting the future of the league, but its past, too. I mean look at all the teams the Heat helped create:
- Bill Russell's Celtics with 7 HOFers on the team
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Lakers: West, Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain + HOFer Gail Goodrich
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Lakers (AGAIN): Magic, Kareem, Worthy
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Celtics: Bird, McHale + 2 HOFers: Dennis Johnson, Robert Parish
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Celtics: Bird, McHale, Walton + 2 HOFers: Dennis Johnson, Robert Parish
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Bulls: Jordan, Pippen + HOFer and best rebounder ever Rodman
- 1 top 50 all time player on Detroit: Isiah + 2 HOFers: Dumars and Rodman
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Sixers: Moses Malone and Dr J
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Spurs: David Robinson and Tim Duncan
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Rockets: Hakeem and Drexler
Not to mention all the teams that the Heat helped create but failed to win, like:
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Rockets: Hakeem, Barkley and Pippen
The Heat even made Barkley want to team up with other good players to look for a ring. I know, disgusting.
Because of the Heat small market teams won't be able to get FA anymore. That's because players will want to replicate what Lebron and Wade did: they refused small market teams like NY and Chicago to go play in the biggest market on the planet - no, in the galaxy - Miami.
That's another one of those things that affect the past.
This is why Miami is to blame for Shaq leaving Orlando and going to LA.
Also, as Bulls fans know too well, it's Miami's fault no big name FA wanted to play for their small market team in 2000 and they chose big markets like San Antonio and Orlando.
And in order to support NBA's green initiative, everything in this thread should be considered to be in green font (just in case there were any doubts).
I will start:
The Heat sucks because it's ruining the league, because there will be no more parity. Now you will start seeing these stacked teams. It's so bad it's not only affecting the future of the league, but its past, too. I mean look at all the teams the Heat helped create:
- Bill Russell's Celtics with 7 HOFers on the team
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Lakers: West, Elgin Baylor, Wilt Chamberlain + HOFer Gail Goodrich
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Lakers (AGAIN): Magic, Kareem, Worthy
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Celtics: Bird, McHale + 2 HOFers: Dennis Johnson, Robert Parish
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Celtics: Bird, McHale, Walton + 2 HOFers: Dennis Johnson, Robert Parish
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Bulls: Jordan, Pippen + HOFer and best rebounder ever Rodman
- 1 top 50 all time player on Detroit: Isiah + 2 HOFers: Dumars and Rodman
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Sixers: Moses Malone and Dr J
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Spurs: David Robinson and Tim Duncan
- 2 top 50 all time players on the Rockets: Hakeem and Drexler
Not to mention all the teams that the Heat helped create but failed to win, like:
- 3 top 50 all time players on the Rockets: Hakeem, Barkley and Pippen
The Heat even made Barkley want to team up with other good players to look for a ring. I know, disgusting.
Because of the Heat small market teams won't be able to get FA anymore. That's because players will want to replicate what Lebron and Wade did: they refused small market teams like NY and Chicago to go play in the biggest market on the planet - no, in the galaxy - Miami.
That's another one of those things that affect the past.
This is why Miami is to blame for Shaq leaving Orlando and going to LA.
Also, as Bulls fans know too well, it's Miami's fault no big name FA wanted to play for their small market team in 2000 and they chose big markets like San Antonio and Orlando.