ESPN Heat Interview. Wade: Nobody did it by themselves

We don't need to be so defensive and take it as some sort of insult. There are recent championship teams that might be considered a one star team after the 94 Rockets:

98 Bulls: Pippen and Rodman limped through the season, they were a shell of themselves.

03 Spurs: Parker couldn't shoot, was replaced by Claxton in key moments; Ginobili was a rookie, nobody trusted him just yet.

04 Pistons: there are no stars on this team at all.

06 Mavs: Shaq wasn't very good that post season, Wade was the one star.

 

After the Decision debacle, anything that ESPN publishes about the Heat now reads to me like the words of an apologist. It's going to take some convincing for me to believe otherwise.

 

The more they talk, the more i wish for their failure....I hope we lay the smack down on these clowns next season just to shut them up.

 

Lol, so stupid.


Jordan was playing when we won the second championship, dummy.

 

I want Cleveland fans to go onto photoshop right now, make this happen.

Scratch that, fans EVERYWHERE to make this happen. When the Heat visit your town...LeBron's mom is visited by Delonte continously. :grin:

 

You can have all the talent in the world, but it assures nothing in the NBA other than ticket sales. The greatest teams and the ones to do it with out numerous superstars accomplished winning by being one tight unit, playing great defense, being unselfish, and avoiding injury. The pistons were a great example when they beat the lakers they had a bunch of role players, they were tight, great great defense and they spread the scoring, and had no big injuries.. Wade can say all he wants, but having Lebron and Bosh is no sure ring. Can he share the spotlight.. i think he can, can lebron and bosh? i dont know, they have always been the main guys, so this may backfire. It is going to be fun to watch. And in basketball mr wade no one can do it by themselves as its a team game, but you can do it with one superstar and a bunch of hungry role players 94' rockets.

 

I think he, and everyone here knows that. I really hope the Heat never win a championship.