The Miami Heat, founded in 1988 and joined the NBA, in the first 7 seasons, although the Heat had a super scorer like Glen Rice, the regular season record never exceeded 50 wins, and only two seasons entered the season. playoffs. In 1995, Pat Riley became the president and head coach of the Heat. He successively recruited two All-Star players, Alonzo Mourning and Tim Hardaway, and built a tenacious iron-blooded team with them as the core. teacher. In the 2005-06 season, the Heat brought in Shaquille O'Neal, Gary Payton, Anthony Walker, and other stars, and won the championship under the leadership of Devin Wade. On July 9, 2010, LeBron James and Chris Bosh joined the Miami Heat and teamed up with Devin Wade to hit the championship.
Wade and Shaq (2004-2007)
In the summer of 2004, the Heat traded with the Los Angeles Lakers for Shaquille O'Neal. After O'Neal's arrival, the Heat changed their minds and finally achieved the best record in the East of 59 wins and 23 losses, if not for Phoenix. Nash's fabulous play, O'Neal almost got his second regular-season MVP in his life. In the playoffs, the Heat also made it to the Eastern Conference finals, but unfortunately, they hated the Pistons in seven games.
In the 2005-2006 season, the team joined Payton, Alonzo Mourning, Antoine Walker, Jason Williams, and other players, the strength increased greatly, and finally again Meet the Pistons in the Eastern Conference finals. Although O'Neal's state has declined, with the help of some players, he finally defeated the Pistons 4-2, leading the team to the finals for the first time in history, and went straight from a 0-2 deficit. In 4 games against the Dallas Mavericks, won the first championship in the history of the Heat. Wade won the Finals MVP, and O'Neal won his fourth and first championship ring without Kobe Bryant's assistance. In the 2006-2007 season, O'Neal and Wade's Heat team sought to defend their title, but in the season opener they lost an embarrassing score to the Bulls joined by Ben Wallace. O'Neal retired due to injury in the middle of the season (only played 40 games throughout the season), and even with Wade's support, the team was still on the edge of the playoffs, and even fell out of the quarterfinals at one point. After the All-Star Game, Wade retired due to a dislocated shoulder. He was criticized for being old-fashioned, out of shape, and no longer the former O'Neal who dominated the basket. The Washington Wizards' record also fluctuated. In the end, the Heat regained the leading position in the Southeast Division. O'Neal's performance during this period was also impressive. However, the opponent in the playoffs is the opponent Bulls in the opening game. In a one-sided situation, the Heat was swept out 0-4, becoming the first defending team to be eliminated in the first round since 2000.
O'Neal departs (2007-2008)
In the 2007-2008 season, the team was hit by injuries. Coupled with the departure of several old team members, the team gradually lost its competitiveness. In the middle of the season, the Heat traded Shawn Marion from the Suns for Shawn Marion. The team had a bad season, winning only 15 games and missing the playoffs.
Reconstruction (2008-2010)
In the 2008-2009 season, the team got the No. 2 overall pick Michael Beasley, and the team set off a situation of playing with a small lineup. In the middle of the season, they traded Marion for Jermaine O'Neal. ONeal), Wade also rebounded strongly and won the scoring title this season. The team reached the playoffs again with a score of 43 wins and 39 losses in fifth place in the Eastern Conference. After 7 games against the Atlanta Hawks, they were unfortunately out.
In the 2009-2010 season, the team's lineup did not change much, and Wade was still the core. The team won 47 games in the regular season and entered the playoffs in fifth place in the Eastern Conference. The Big Three" Celtics lost 1:4.
The Miami Heat entered the 2010 NBA free market with nearly $46 million in cap space and can re-sign Dwyane Wade as a free agent while joining two of the NBA's top players, LeBron James and Chris Bosh. On July 7, 2010, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh agreed to the terms of the Miami Heat. The next day, LeBron James announced his decision to join the Miami Heat on ESPN's hour-long special. That night, the Heat announced that they would trade Michael Beasley to the Minnesota Timberwolves for a set of second-round picks and cash.
So, the little emperor James joined the Miami Heat and formed the Big Three with Bosh and Wade. The three All-Star players who are in their prime play for the same team, forming such a super-luxurious lineup. . The Miami Heat made a lot of hype ahead of Game 1 of the regular season against the Eastern Conference champion Boston Celtics. Many believe the Miami Heat will break the Chicago Bulls' single-season record of 72 regular-season wins. Two-time NBA MVP James and Chris Bosh, two-time NBA MVPs wearing Miami jerseys for the first time, were featured on TNT Network radio on the night of the season opener. The game became the most-watched NBA game ever on cable.
The Heat ultimately lost the opener 80-88 and went on to a 9-8 start to the season in the following games. So Spoelstra was dismissed, and Heat president Pat Riley's voice was getting louder and louder, especially in an article that James "hit" Spoelstra when the Heat's game against the Dallas Mavericks was suspended. after the article was published.
On January 27, 2011, through fan voting, LeBron James (forward) and Dwyane Wade (guard) were selected to the Eastern Conference All-Star starting lineup, becoming the second group to be selected into the All-Star starting lineup at the same time. teammates (the first group was Shaquille O'Neal and Dwyane Wade in 2006 and 2007). A few days later, forward Chris Bosh was named to the All-Star team, marking the first time the Heat had three players selected for an All-Star Game at the same time.
After 82 regular-season games, he finally reached the playoffs with a record of 58 wins and 24 losses, ranking third in the history of the team, ranking second in the Eastern Division after the Chicago Bulls. After the start of the playoffs, the first round against the Philadelphia 76ers easily passed with a total score of 4:1. The opponent in the second round was the Celtics, a traditionally strong team in the NBA that also has the "Old Big Three". After five fierce fights, the Heat finally passed the little emperor James with a score of 4:1. The giants, who have been on the road for several years to win the championship, entered the Eastern Conference finals.
On May 26, 2011, the Heat played a 19-4 attack wave in the last 4 minutes of Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals and reversed in one fell swoop, defeating the Chicago Bulls led by Derrick Rose with a score of 83-80, thus losing one. In the case of the set, they pulled four innings in a row and advanced with a total score of 4-1, and joined the Mavericks in the finals. A repeat of the 2006 Finals.
On June 13, 2011, the Miami Heat returned home with a 2-3 deficit. On the night of the game, the Dallas Mavericks played a smooth team-wide offense and defense while Jason Terry played well, while the Heat's core players were unfavorable offense. The Miami Heat finally lost to the opponent 95-105, missed the championship, and also achieved the Dallas people's first NBA championship.
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