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WADE CELEBRATES.....VIDEO!!
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Sad...every sheep is jumping on the hate wagon. Think for yourself u idiot. That celebration was no more than a common celebration after a touchdown or a hockey goal scored. He happened to make the shot while in the vicinity of the mavs bench. Did he turn around and look at the mavericks after he made that shot...no. So now you have to watch how close you are to the opposing teams sidelines, bench, or dugout before you celebrate?? As if players never do this. Too much double-standards, but idiots like you will never see it.
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Quote Originally Posted by giangho_viet:
so what , Heats gonna murder Mavs next game anyway lol , Dallas aint got nothing on them period .
so what , Heats gonna murder Mavs next game anyway lol , Dallas aint got nothing on them period .
Actually, Miami may not win another one...
The Infantile ego of Queen Jamie will have difficulty swallowing this one...
CHOKE... 
Such was the Lakers demise.
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Quote Originally Posted by theclaw:
That's no celebration, many, many players have done such things and worse.
People are way, way overreacting to this "because it's the Heat" !!
Your justification for why it wasn’t a celebration is because “many players have done such things”?
So if you murder someone it’s not really murder because “many other people have done such things”?
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Quote Originally Posted by hutasadorn:
I gotta agree with this post. I think people are making a big deal out of it because it was the last thing the Heat did that quarter. So it was natural to look back at that play as the spark to the Mavs run. Made sense. Overall thought I don't think the celebration was out of line. People are just making a big deal out of it because everyone hates the Heat.
I gotta agree with this post. I think people are making a big deal out of it because it was the last thing the Heat did that quarter. So it was natural to look back at that play as the spark to the Mavs run. Made sense. Overall thought I don't think the celebration was out of line. People are just making a big deal out of it because everyone hates the Heat.
It happened with a little over 7 minutes left in the 4th. 
Also multiple Mavs players said that taunting about 6 inches in front of their bench motivated them to comeback.
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Quote Originally Posted by hutasadorn:
I gotta agree with this post. I think people are making a big deal out of it because it was the last thing the Heat did that quarter. So it was natural to look back at that play as the spark to the Mavs run. Made sense. Overall thought I don't think the celebration was out of line. People are just making a big deal out of it because everyone hates the Heat.
I gotta agree with this post. I think people are making a big deal out of it because it was the last thing the Heat did that quarter. So it was natural to look back at that play as the spark to the Mavs run. Made sense. Overall thought I don't think the celebration was out of line. People are just making a big deal out of it because everyone hates the Heat.
That is how people treat the Heat team now. Personally, I don't like them either and it has nothing to do with the Decision or heart or ignobleness or any off court issues. I agree that people are taking this too far. The celebration was not that elaborate. The only feeling that celebration elicited from me was humor after they ended up losing the game. Any other feelings of the celebration being classless are contrived if you ask me.
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Quote Originally Posted by hutasadorn:
Yes, it's natural in sports to get motivated by actions from another team. That motivation + the Heat's inability to close out the game was the deciding factor of the game. However, I don't think the celebration was out of line. TheIntrospect made a fine point about how there were no direct taunting towards Mavs players and how Wade just happened to be in the vicinity of the Mavs bench.
Perhaps, the elongated follow throw with the hand up and the slow walk towards the bench might've gave some Mavs players something to think about. Still, I don't think it's that big of an issue.
Yes, it's natural in sports to get motivated by actions from another team. That motivation + the Heat's inability to close out the game was the deciding factor of the game. However, I don't think the celebration was out of line. TheIntrospect made a fine point about how there were no direct taunting towards Mavs players and how Wade just happened to be in the vicinity of the Mavs bench.
Perhaps, the elongated follow throw with the hand up and the slow walk towards the bench might've gave some Mavs players something to think about. Still, I don't think it's that big of an issue.
You’re missing at least half of (some even called “most of”) the celebration: Lebron James.
Wade’s actions indicated he knew that was out of line as he tried to basically ignore him.
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Quote Originally Posted by hutasadorn:
Even considering Lebron James, nothing they did there was out of line. You see players get posterized that have to deal with taunting a lot worse than that. You see players make 3s in front of the opponents bench, turn around and taunt them directly.
If the Heat won this game, this whole "celebration" would've been a non-issue. There's nothing excessive about it at all. It just sparked the Mavs, as it should. It was just the turn around of the game...the last big shot the Heat made all game.
All in all, their antics and premature celebration caused them the game. But there was nothing wrong with it as long as they knew how to close out the game. That's all.
Even considering Lebron James, nothing they did there was out of line. You see players get posterized that have to deal with taunting a lot worse than that. You see players make 3s in front of the opponents bench, turn around and taunt them directly.
If the Heat won this game, this whole "celebration" would've been a non-issue. There's nothing excessive about it at all. It just sparked the Mavs, as it should. It was just the turn around of the game...the last big shot the Heat made all game.
All in all, their antics and premature celebration caused them the game. But there was nothing wrong with it as long as they knew how to close out the game. That's all.
I disagree with you. The Mavs disagree with you. The media disagrees with you. Pretty much everyone here besides Heat homers disagree with you. Hell, even Wade’s body language indicates he disagrees with you.
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Quote Originally Posted by hutasadorn:
Beating a dead horse buddy. Beating a dead horse.
Beating a dead horse buddy. Beating a dead horse.
You say it happens all the time.
I say I can’t remember a single time off the top of my head where something like that happened before in the finals (i.e. feel free to point out a time if you can).
And your response is “Beating a dead horse buddy. Beating a dead horse.”
I’ll take that to mean you can’t either.
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Quote Originally Posted by StraightShooter:
You say it happens all the time.
I say I can’t remember a single time off the top of my head where something like that happened before in the finals (i.e. feel free to point out a time if you can).
And your response is “Beating a dead horse buddy. Beating a dead horse.”
I’ll take that to mean you can’t either.
Who's talking about the finals?? The poster hutsadorn was agreeing with my post about these type of celebrations happening in all sports at all times! Now your trying to differentiate between finals and non-finals celebrations??? Is there a certain celebration ettiquette when it comes to the finals??? And is it different for the semi-finals? And what about the quarter-finals?
In fact we see even worse celebrations all year long. Football players do this all the time where they will celebrate and talk trash to the opponent. How many times in the nba do we see players hit 3's, and turn around and look right at the opposing bench and have some words to say. I'm done with this argument though. You seem to be just one of the sheep that buys into the media's portrayal of people.
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