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The '''Miami Heat''' are a professional [[basketball]] team based in [[Miami]], [[Florida]]. They won the 2012 NBA Championships.
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The '''Miami Heat''' are a [[National Basketball Association]] ([[NBA]]) team based in [[Miami]], [[Florida]]. They are members of the Eastern Conference, Southeast Division.
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==Roster==
 
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===Guards===
 
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*6 - [[Mario Chalmers]]
 
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*14 - Daequan Cook
 
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*9 - Yakhouba Diawara
 
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*11 - Chris Quinn
 
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*3 - [[Dwayne Wade]]
 
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*1 - Dorell Wright
 
  
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===Forwards===
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==History and League Success==
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*30 - [[Michael Beasley]]
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The franchise was founded as an expansion team in 1988.  The team did poorly until hiring legendary coach [[Pat Riley]] as team president.
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*15 - Mark Blount
 
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*40 - Udonis Haslem
 
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*22 - James Jones
 
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*33 - Jamario Moon
 
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*6 - [[LeBron James]]
 
  
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===Centers===
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The team's best stretch was from 2011-2014 when [[LeBron James]] was with the team; however, despite making the NBA Finals four consecutive years, they would only win two times (2012 and 2013).  They also won the 2006 title as well, but lost in the 2020 Finals during the [[COVID-19]] shortened season and "bubble" playoff format.
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*50 - Joel Anthony
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*21 - Jamaal Magliore
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==NBA Southeast Division Rivals==
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*6 - [[Jermaine O'Neal]]
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*[[Atlanta Hawks]]
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*[[Charlotte Hornets]]
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*[[Orlando Magic]]
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*[[Washington Wizards]]
  
 
==Official Team Website==
 
==Official Team Website==

Revision as of 01:33, February 7, 2021

The Miami Heat are a National Basketball Association (NBA) team based in Miami, Florida. They are members of the Eastern Conference, Southeast Division.

History and League Success

The franchise was founded as an expansion team in 1988. The team did poorly until hiring legendary coach Pat Riley as team president.

The team's best stretch was from 2011-2014 when LeBron James was with the team; however, despite making the NBA Finals four consecutive years, they would only win two times (2012 and 2013). They also won the 2006 title as well, but lost in the 2020 Finals during the COVID-19 shortened season and "bubble" playoff format.

NBA Southeast Division Rivals

Official Team Website

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