Miami Heat’s Big Three: Can They Back Up the Big Talk?

July 10th, 2010 by jeff kalafa Leave a reply »
"Seven or eight championships."

"We're the best 'Big Three' ever." 

Some pretty "big" words from three guys who between them have one NBA championship in a combined 21 seasons.

LeBron James probably didn't know where he was last night.  He left a real town, with real people, to attend what looked like a Hannah Montana concert with 15,000 of Miami's fairest weather fans attending.

Best big three ever!  Dwayne Wade might have been part of a better big three in 2006 when the Heat won their first NBA Championship: Shaquille O' Neal, himself, and pick someone (maybe Udonis Haslem).

This is going to be a new experience for Heat General Manager Pat Riley.  When Riley was coaching, he won five NBA Championships, and he played in five other championship series.  He always had a center on his team.

And Riley's centers weren't just centers—he had Hall of Famers Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (Los Angeles), Patrick Ewing (New York), and Shaquille O' Neal (Miami). In Miami he had two Hall of Fame centers, and he needed Alonzo Morning to lock down the championship over the Dallas Mavericks.

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