Are You Happy the Miami Heat Won the NBA Championship?
SodaHead Sports
2012/06/22 16:00:00
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Big news on the basketball front! LeBron James and the modern-day Miami Heat have finally won that elusive NBA Championship. LeBron was already widely regarded as the best player in the NBA and a ring for “The King” cements that. He not only banked a triple double in the closeout Game 5 against the Oklahoma City Thunder, but won the Finals MVP award as well. He also won his third MVP award this past season, putting him in rare, Hall-of-Fame-level company.
It wasn't all LeBron James on Thursday night though. Former Sixth Man of The Year Mike Miller, stepped up big, hitting seven three pointers and clocking in 23 points overall. Miller battled injuries and the stress of being the parent of a child with serious health issues the last couple of seasons, but he played a huge role in the closeout game that was sure to be a great reward for his tough road.
Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh did their part, too. As Wade told ABC and ESPN in an interview during the postseason, the Heat are now LeBron James' team. Wade may have been there longer and won a ring before, but whatever changes he and the squad made this year, it obviously worked and led to an awesome result. Well, for Heat fans anyway. As for the young Thunder team, with a core that's an average age of 23, don't be surprised if they're back to the promise land soon enough. Are you happy the Miami Heat won the 2012 NBA Championship?
It wasn't all LeBron James on Thursday night though. Former Sixth Man of The Year Mike Miller, stepped up big, hitting seven three pointers and clocking in 23 points overall. Miller battled injuries and the stress of being the parent of a child with serious health issues the last couple of seasons, but he played a huge role in the closeout game that was sure to be a great reward for his tough road.
Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh did their part, too. As Wade told ABC and ESPN in an interview during the postseason, the Heat are now LeBron James' team. Wade may have been there longer and won a ring before, but whatever changes he and the squad made this year, it obviously worked and led to an awesome result. Well, for Heat fans anyway. As for the young Thunder team, with a core that's an average age of 23, don't be surprised if they're back to the promise land soon enough. Are you happy the Miami Heat won the 2012 NBA Championship?
Top Opinion
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Patriotsrock12 2012/06/22 17:31:10No
+9Cray baby bitches. The refs and stern just love them some cry baby James. And that Dick Bosh lol.
I'll be happy not to have to hear about him for awhile...
Earned? yes.
However the question will always remain is will LeBron every be able to win without another star player beside. The LeBron-Wade duo will eventually become the Kobe-Shaq duo, where fans couldn't see who was more essential to the team. Which did result in success however it hurt their individual legacies until Kobe won 2 after Shaq.
Also the idea of the top stars grouping together is a perfect example of socialism. Thrusting competition out of the market. I think you will start to see lot's of star players avoid the eastern conference for that very reason.
It's the same with scandals in football. Tom Brady has yet to win a ring since spygate.
The haters were on the court with the whistles.....the King Whiner got his ring.