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After James Harden had requested a trade from the Rockets in late 2020, Heat Twitter was divided as to whether or not they would give up Tyler Herro in a Harden trade.
Fans in favour of keeping Herro argued that he has a bright future ahead of him, being someone who scored 37 in the Eastern Conference Finals against the Celtics in his rookie season. They argued that the 2019-20 squad had reached the Finals and could only get better from here. Arguments were also made questioning Harden’s work ethic and whether he would be committed to the Heat culture.
Fans in favour of giving up Herro in a Harden trade argued that players on the caliber of Harden do not come along regularly, and Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo require that extra piece to take them over the top even if a sacrifice of the young core is necessary. This faction argued that Harden would get used to and fit into Heat culture, and if not, he can still give you 40+ on any given night so commitment wasn’t all too important in that sense.
Serious arguments were had on Twitter and the Heat Civil War reached a breaking point where some of those in favour of keeping Herro began to attack Bam - an untouchable player.
As the season played out, and Harden got traded to the Brooklyn Nets, the consensus shifted to the idea that Pat Riley should make (and should’ve made) serious moves to get the 2020-21 Heat team up to grips. In this sense, those in favour of giving up Herro were victors of the Heat Civil War.
‘Herro scored 37 in the ECF IN HIS ROOKIE SEASON. He has a bright future ahead of him, how could we give him up? Harden’s lazy ass would ruin the culture and system we have here already.’
‘Harden can give you 40+ on any given night! We need that kind of player to put alongside Jimmy and Bam if we want a championship! His effect goes beyond what the Herro and the young core brings - Herro can’t even defend, is inconsistent and his ceiling isn’t as high as you would think.’
‘Ugh, Herro fans are starting to attack Bam - this Heat Civil War has gotten out of control!’
When your taking a shit on the toilet with the heat on. Either using a hairdryer or a bathroom heater fan.
John took a heated dump every morning to clean himself out.
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Sitting on the seat that is only used for masturbating and with the intent of masturbating.
Where's matt?
I'm not sure, but the last time I saw him, he was sitting on the heat seat, beating his meat
It’s the shared goals, shared vision, shared thoughts of the Miami Heat NBA Basketball Team. It is discipline, accountability, work ethic, and enjoying somebody else’s success. It is the hardest working, best conditioned, most professional, unselfish, toughest, meanest, nastiest team in the NBA. Everything they do is about winning. It’s not about anything else. So they ride with that. They think about that. It’s something they believe in. It’s for them. It’s not for everybody.
Everybody's given themselves to the team. Whatever the team needs, and there's no ego about anything right now. … That's Heat culture.
Miami ‘Heat Culture’ can be summed up with one quote: “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” No matter the odds, you always bring 110% in all aspects of achieving a common goal: WIN AT ALL COSTS.
In short, Heat Culture is like cocaine to the soul of the city of Miami, nonstop chip on your shoulder, always with something to prove, and a motor that never needs fuel, but without the destruction and chaos a few nose darts at 1am on a Tuesday bring.
It’s a feeling of being constantly motivated and driven to succeed, no matter the situation. It’s the expectation of winning and the WILLingness to put it all on the line for your brothers (or sisters if you live in Boston).
The Miami Heat continue to bring in undrafted, unproven players that exceed expectations because they convince guys to buy into this so called ‘Heat Culture’ of always having something to prove..
People wonder what is "Heat Culture"... Heat Culture is discipline, accountability, work ethic and enjoying somebody else’s success. As the #OG, it's my job to set the tone. Stay ready so you don't have to get ready. @GQ @GQsports⚓️💯
HIMmy HIMler really got that Heat Culture in HIM.