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Of the seven teams in the last 19 years to win a title, four of them have won multiple titles. Again, not much parity in the NBA.
- Chicago Bulls (2)
- San Antonio Spurs (5)
- Los Angeles Lakers (5)
- Miami HEAT (3)
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The NBA is not known for it’s parity, and Micky highlights that here: only seven teams have won an NBA title in the last 19 years. Those teams are:
- Chicago Bulls
- San Antonio Spurs
- Los Angeles Lakers
- Detroit Pistons
- Miami HEAT
- Boston Celtics
- Dallas Mavericks
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The Miami Heat are three time NBA world champions: 2006, 2012, 2013.
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Miami has won the Eastern Conference five times, including four straight: 2006, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014.
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In 1995, Pat Riley resigned from his position as head coach of the New York Knicks (via fax) and became the head coach and team president of the Miami Heat.
The Knicks accused the Heat of tampering because Riley still had a year left on his contract. To settle the dispute, Miami traded their 1996 first round pick and $1 million in cash to the Knicks on September 1, 1995.
The 90’s Riley-led Heat teams would eventually form a rivalry with his former team, the Knicks.
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The Miami Heat was originally owned by a group consisting of Lewis Schaffel, Billy Cunningham, and Micky’s father, Ted Arison.
In the first seven years of the Heat’s existence, they had only made the playoffs twice, getting ousted in the first round both times.
On February 13, 1995, Micky purchased a controlling interest in the Heat and became the Majority Owner.
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It’s no secret that the 2010-14 Miami Heat teams will go down in history as one of the most special teams of all-time, and probably the best team of their decade.
The Miami Heat’s “Big 3 Era” (as it is colloquially referred to) amounted to 4 straight NBA Finals appearances and back-to-back NBA Finals championships.
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Ross announces he is going to watch a Heat game by name dropping Dwyane Wade, who is his close personal friend and the greatest Miami Heat player of ALL time.
You can take it to the bank. Dan Gilbert – Open Letter to LeBron James
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How’d that work out for ya, Dan?
2012
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