Just a follow up:
I wrote these two articles 4 months ago about the heat.
People bashed me in the comments, including you. Look at the things I predict, it hasnt been edited or anything.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/431801-pleading-the-fifth-no-defending-the-miami-heat
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/426877-the-main-reasons-why-the-miami-heat-wont-win-the-title

It's interesting!
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Not makin fun of you or anything, but For Most Unbreakable Sports Record on your bio, Kobe doesn't even have the record.

Miles

My article is not basketball related but I wanted to know if you had any thought on the nature of the topic. If you have a sec. please give it a read and let me know what you think.

"http://bleacherreport.com/articles/349934-are-the-african-american-nfl-players-of-today-dreaming?"

Thanx.

You have a horrible basketball IQ

Kobe career playoff stats 25ppg 5.0rpg 4.7apg 1.4spg 0.7 FG 44.7% FT 81% 2.9 TO's

Dirk career playoff stats 25.5ppg 11rpg 2.6apg 1.2spg 1bpg FG 45.4% FT 88% 2.1 TO's

Dirk is 2nd behind only LeBron in most 4th quarter points. Notice how the Mavs have 2 players on the list
http://www.nba.com/mavericks/news/notes.pdf

PLAYER 4Q POINTS 4Q FG%
CLE James 7.4 .460
Nowitzki 6.9 .434 (4th quarter and OT freethrows 137-142 96.5%)
DEN Anthony 6.6 .482
POR Roy 6.7 .476
SAC Landry 6.4 .594
Terry 6.1 .483 (gets most of his points off Dirk when teams overplay him)
IND Granger 5.7 .375
Since 2005-
06, Nowitzki owns the most game-winners (put team ahead for good in final 2 seconds) of any player in the NBA.

C Dampier: 5.0ppg 6.7rpg 1.2bpg (playoffs)

SG Stackhouse: 13ppg 40%fg played in 55 games 28mpg

PG Harris: 9.4ppg (playoffs) played in 55 games 22mpg

SF Howard:15.5ppg played 59 games

PG/SG Terry:17ppg can't get his own shot and lives off of Dirk double teams

G/FMarquis Daniels 6.5ppg (playoffs) 62 games

C DeSagana Diop 2.4ppg 4.5rpg 18mpg
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LMAO,,,,This is help, a bunch of average guys who missed almost 30 games that season?
This is the team that Dirk took to the NBA finals even tho they lost 4-2 they lost 3 games by a total of 6 points

note: Dirk NBA postseason-season leader, Minutes Played 2006 (982)

oh yeah the Mavs are 11-0 in 1 point games
my turnover theory is solid James has cost his team at least 108 points more than Dirk has in just 60 games this year Dirk gets his teammates easy shots while Kobe takes most of the teams shots and doesn't get his teammates as involved nor get them as good of looks than Dirk does and Kobe only averages 2 more assist than Dirk Which is why he scored 39 points and lost because he took too many shots because he is a ball hog with a giant ego which is why Shaq left. plus Kobe missed 3 free throws and they lost by 3 points

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/post/_/id/4094/a-close-look-at-dirk-nowitzki


We also learn that Nowitzki was hiding something during last year's playoffs:

... while the top-seeded Mavericks were getting shocked by Golden State in the first round of last spring's playoffs, the public never knew that Nowitzki's father, Jörg, was undergoing surgery in Dallas.

Six months later, with the Mavericks commencing the 2007-08 season tonight at Cleveland, Nowitzki didn't mention his father's surgery during a lengthy sit-down interview for this story. The topic surfaced during subsequent interviews with his family and friends.

"It was not easy for him to deal with the pressure of the playoffs and my dad's surgery at the same time," Dirk's sister Silke e-mailed from the family's hometown of Würzburg, Germany. "But Dirk is good at being able to focus on his game when he is on the court."

Silke said her parents prefer not to disclose specifics about the surgery, but she did say Jörg, 64, "is doing a lot better now" back in Würzburg. "He changed his lifestyle and even stopped smoking after 50 years."

Later in the same article Nowitzki says:

"We all go through stuff in our lives," he said. "But obviously people pay a lot of money to see us play that night. They don't care what's going on in your life. They want to see you perform. We understand that."