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It's been not three, not four.

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But 10 years since the decision.

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And for more I'm joined by
our that Carney and chanda

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Richardson of inside the heat.

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Now Ron when you talk
about numbers three

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comes to mind with the
Miami Heat the big three.

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They won two titles.

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How do you remember them.

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I mean, it's hard to label
them a disappointment

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but they didn't win off the
number of championships.

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I referenced from
the pep rally list.

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You know.

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I mean, I think
everyone involved

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would agree that they
maybe left a little bit

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to be desired on the
court obviously making

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four straight finals is
an achievement on its own.

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But I think they
all kind of assume

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they win one or two more.

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Pat Riley certainly
felt that way.

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He thought he was
building a dinosaur that

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last a lot longer than 10
years or four years rather.

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I believe that their
legacy is going

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to be more of an off court thing
than an encore thing the way

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they set the tone
for the next six,

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seven years of the NBA the way
they were playing on the court

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by the end of they're
run of the way

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we view LeBron James
the way the media covers

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these super teams and
creative decisions

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all that stuff was influenced
by what the big three did first.

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Now shanda obviously Dwayne
Wade is beloved in Miami.

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But what about LeBron James.

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What's his legacy there.

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Because he was with Cleveland
before then went back

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to Cleveland now with l.a. it's
a chapter in his career not

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what defined it.

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Yeah, I mean, I don't
think he'll ever

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be loved as Dwayne Wade down
here or even Udonis Haslem.

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I think those two names
stick with the fans

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a lot more than
LeBron James I've

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kind of loved LeBron with
Shaquille O'Neal when

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he was in Miami.

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He came down here
as a rented player.

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He won a champ won
two championships

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and they kind of let him go.

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So I think that's kind of where
his legacy ends with the fans.

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Well, I wouldn't
say they let him go.

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They didn't let him go.

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He left.

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I mean, they just they let him.

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They accepted what he
brought to the organization.

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I mean, two championships
in four fouls appearances.

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My mind was pretty much the
center of the NBA universe

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for those four years.

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So I think they were
happy with that.

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Ron I know you are
a heat fan as well.

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Do you agree with Sandler.

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I think so.

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I do think that
heat fans obviously

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appreciate what LeBron did.

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And I do think there
is still a streak of I

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think heat fans would love
to prove that Miami was

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the place LeBron
should have always been

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in the place he always stayed.

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Obviously, the bronze
proven since then

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how successful He can be
no matter where he goes.

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I mean, right now,
the only places

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ever won multiple
championships remains the heat.

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You know, I think
that organization

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would argue that they provided
the structure for that.

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There's a reason
why he had the most

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success a championship wise of
his career in Miami, of course.

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There's a lot of factors
in a lot of things

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that went into that.

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But I do think
ultimately, you know

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he's going to have his
Jersey retired by the heat.

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Yeah, no doubt.

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But it's also a testament to the
organization as you mentioned,

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that they rebounded from
losing LeBron better

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than any other team that
has lost LeBron hello

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Cleveland a ranch hand out.

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Appreciate your time.

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