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g911turbo on 19 June 2013
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People hate winners. They are just waitingf or them to fail. Thats why they stay on top because they realize what being the top team means. If its threatened they go into emergency drive.


lol if that was the case then everybody would hate Tim Duncan and the spurs which I will add is much more established then Lebron or the the heat.  People don't like the Heat because they have a bunch of band wagon fans who knows very little about the sport and possibly the most arrogant fans in the league.  


Duncan is old. The Heat are young and Duncan came from a period in basketball when respect was forcably earned. Lebron is a talent that is hitting record numbers and he will probably be the best every before he retires and possibly the richest without creating a secondary business. He comes with a generation with a handful of standout talent amongst the good players. Duncan has heart and wants this ring, but I dont care if he wants it hes going to have a tear a hole through the heat. That game nearly gave me a heart attack. The Heat are awesome and after this I doubt they will let the next game go in Miami. Not at all. 

P.S.

I love the bandwagon fans who cheer the teams who beat their favorite teams just so they could beat the Heat. 

People love winners too, don't be silly.  How many little kids rooted for Jordan, Joe Montana back in the day, or Lebron, Aaron Rodgers today as examples.  People dislike the heat because the way they announced themselves to the league in the biginning with the "not 1, not 2, not 7" nonsense.  Mind you this was before they won anything.  We all know most pro athletes are arrogant, but that was a entirely new level of d-baggery.

Anyways, I think most people are over that to some degree.  A lot of people just like to root for the longshot or underdog.  It's not personal, its just fun to sometimes root for David and not Goliath...

And yes, the Heat do have many shitty fans but a smaller core of die hards too.  Miami has a lot of shit to do though, so I don't blame them for not living and breathing basketball.  Also has a lot of wealth.  You want to see a die hard sports town, visit Cleveland (espesially our Browns).  We don't win shit every year yet we come out again and again.  It's like we are gluttons for punishment!