CHAR + 10 1/2 BEST BET HEAT COMING OFF A BIG WIN ON X-MAS AND THEN THEY JUMP ON A PLANE FOR CHARLOTTE. LET DOWN SPOT
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
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Quote Originally Posted by pucku27:
CHAR + 10 1/2 BEST BET HEAT COMING OFF A BIG WIN ON X-MAS AND THEN THEY JUMP ON A PLANE FOR CHARLOTTE. LET DOWN SPOT
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
NICE TO HEAR FROM YOU BATOR MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEARS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
NICE TO HEAR FROM YOU BATOR MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEARS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
I doubt it.
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
all I asked Santa for this year was for the return of MrBator's insight to the forums thank you Santa
flatter than Taylor Swift
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Quote Originally Posted by MrBator:
Last year, the Heat opened the season on Christmas Day with a 105-94 win in Dallas. After a day off, they faced the Celtics in their home opener. Like yesterday's game against the Thunder, it was a highly-charged playoff rematch. The Heat won it, 115-107. Also like yesterday, the Heat had to board a plane afterwards for an unwanted trip to beautiful downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. And like today, the Heat were installed as 10.5-point favorites in a game they weren't too interested in to begin with. That night, the Heat came out flatter than Taylor Swift, falling behind 32-20 after one and 60-45 at the half. Forced to get serious, the Heatles held the toothless 'Cats to ten 3rd quarter points, and eventually escaped the Time Warner Cable Arena with a 96-95 win after D Wade sank a shot with 2.9 seconds left.
So we have a freakishly similar situation a year later. The question is, will anyone on the Heat coaching staff recall this near-embarrassment and remind the team why they can't afford to sleepwalk through the first half of this game?
all I asked Santa for this year was for the return of MrBator's insight to the forums thank you Santa
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