When was the last time miami heat win any nba championship?
in 2006 they went against the Dallas Mavericks, they lost the first 2 games of the series then they won 4 games in a row to become the champions of that season. Dwyane Wade got the MVP Award.
Can the miami heat win the championship?
This is one of those things where only a team's fans would think this. Anyone who says Miami is even close to a title is delusional. The key reason is they are in heavy decline. Despite having two HoF type guys at center, both are old. Shaq doesn't even try, and often misses most of the regular season. The Heat are questionable to just make the playoffs, especially with Wade out for the start of the season. The Heat wont get Pietrus, at least not for just Posey, so there is no point in bringing it up. The Heat will be a semi-decent Eastern Conference team at best, and could easily have a losing record. Lets say they do make it through the East, though. They still get swept easily by basically anyone out west.
Can miami heat won a nba championship with lebron james and chris bosh on the line-up?
It's not a lock, the East still has tough teams to get through, but they should be able to win. They will be my pick to go all the way, the NBA wants a NBA Finals that features LeBron, Wade & Kobe. I'll guess the Heat will win 3 Titles over the next 5 seasons. 2010/2011 NBA Finals Miami Heat win in 7 over Los Angeles Lakers 2011/2012 NBA Finals Miami Heat win in 5 over Oklahoma City Thunder 2012/2013 NBA Finals Oklahoma City Thunder win in 7 over Brooklyn Nets 2013/2014 NBA Finals Brooklyn Nets win in 4 over Oklahoma City Thunder 2014/2015 NBA Finals Miami Heat win in 6 over Oklahoma City Thunder
Did the Miami Heat buy a championship?
Yes, they did. But so did the Lakers when they signed Pau Gasol and the Celtics when they signed KG and Ray Allen. Oh, and how about the Lakers when they signed Shaq from the Magic? I'm sure those teams "bought" their championships too, right? Here's a recent popular example: people often compare the Spurs and the Heat by blindly saying "built > bought" or something of that nature. Is it not true that they bought Kawhi Leonard, their soon-to-be Finals MVP by signing him for money? In fact, is it wrong to say that every team buys players through the draft or through free agency to give them the best chance of winning rings? The fact of the matter is that you can't just single out the Heat. Just because the manner in which they signed the Big 3 was outlandish doesn't mean that they were the only team that "bought" their way to a championship. Plenty of teams have done it.
Who will win the NBA championship 2015?
I hate to go against Lebron but when Warriors play their game (which is most of the time), they lockdown defensively and barrage with a ton of points. Plus, the depth of the Warriors and how almost every single one of them can execute the game plan, will be too much for the other teams. My vote is a slight tilt towards Warriors.
Who is your 2013-2014 NBA Finals Champions?
We can eliminate most of the teams already based on their play this season.In order of likelihood in my opinionHeatThunderSpursPacers RocketsBlazers ClippersRaptorsIf the Heat get knocked out, it's very likely any team coming out of the West would win.I don't think anyone else has a chance. Notice there are only 3 teams out of 8 from the East. Yeah, the east sucks. I have to say it makes me respect the Heat less that they've got so little competition on their road to the finals. Any of the west teams have to go through a gauntlet. I'd give the Suns, Mavericks, Warriors, or Grizzlies better chances than the Raptors but I wanted one more East team on the list.
Which nba team will win the championship?
Personally I think its will be either golden state or the cavs because the rockets only have the beard and Howard (who's still healing) while the hawks though they ate good and playing like a team they lack in coaching their coach just let's them play and they've beat the cavs once and lost to them three times Golden state plays a lot like a team and has great players and a decent coach The Cavs have an amazing coach and great players and they play decently as a team
Will miami heat win the nba championship this year?
You used 5 points to ask this question? As we speak, the Heat are13 games out of the final playoff spot in the East with approximately 30 games to play. Put it this way: If the New Jersey Nets and the Atlanta Hawks go 8-19, and 10-22 respectively, Miami would have to close out the regular season on a 22-9 run to tie. And of course, that's assuming no one else ahead of them, i.e. Chicago or Milwaukee don't get hot. No!
Does winning championships matter in NBA?
It seems that you're saying why does it matter to even watch the NBA since it's almost a certainty that the GSW are going to win the championship in 2019. Well, it's not a certainty. It's a high probability, but certainly not a certainty. Think of it this way: I was never a Chicago Bulls Fan or a Boston Celtics fan, or even an LA Lakers fan. But to have had the priviledge to watch Jordan, Bird and Magic play is something that I treasure. You may not like GSW, and that's perfectly fine. But consider that players like Currey are making NBA history, and that (IMHO) should be reason enough to watch. You sound fairly young, so I'll go out on a limb here and say that once you get up in your years, you'll be glad that you took the time to watch the great players today so that you can treasure the memories tomorrow.
Should the Miami Heat fans who left Game 6 of the NBA finals early watch Game 7 at home?
As a general rule, most sports fans suck.Many drink to excess at events, so they can't pay adequate attention and/or don't remember what happened. Some of these drunks also fight and ridicule others in the stands without even paying a little bit of attention to what's happening.Most have a chronically bad understanding of the game at hand. It's not their fault really - the average local sports commentators are ignorant themselves - but it's hard to enjoy a game when the guys behind you keep complaining about good calls, keep demanding the coach play their favorite player (who sucks), etc.A shockingly high percentage of sports fans (70%) take the outcome very seriously, so much so that it's hard for them to separate fiction from reality if their team doesn't win.Fans cheer when rival players get hurt (horrible behavior), don't always cheer when players do something incredible (annoying), are far too quick to criticize (idiotic), and frequently lambaste ownership and coaches without careful evaluation (also annoying).NOTE: I must point out that I'm personally guilty of all of these things at least once.So, should the fans who left early in Miami's Game 6 stay home for Game 7? No. The problem isn't that they left early, it's that we expected them to stay. Fans are - en masse - terrible humans. We can't set the bar for their behavior very high.As for why they thought they should be let back it, I'm not sure. I'd trump that up to stupidity and/or inebriation.