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Miami Heat championship parade nearly catastrophic

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As with most any sports championship, the victor is often treated to a parade in their home city. Some parades have ended famously in tale of tragedy, such as the incident wherein the Copa del Rey trophy was crush by Real Madrid’s tour bus during their La Liga championship parade in 2011. The Miami Heat could have lost something much more valuable. Watch LeBron James narrowly avoid decapitation multiple times during the Miami Heat championship parade today http://t.co/8YaIe0wMFy — BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) June 24, 2013 [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBu56Ybu5FI&hl=en_US&version=3] It

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Tweet of the Night: Dwyane Wade

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Now that Miami Heat have won their second consecutive championship to conclude the 2012-’13 NBA season, Dwyane Wade can finally sit back, relax and enjoy some time with his loved ones. He has also spent some time figuring out how Instagram’s new video capabilities work… When u get caught lying… http://t.co/XPsl7SgbLb — THREE (@DwyaneWade) June 24, 2013 One thing Wade does not have to worry about any more is his troublesome knee that slowed him down for the majority of the postseason. Wade averaged

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Tweet of the Night: LeBron James addresses haters on Instagram video

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Photo courtesy of Tim Reynolds of The AP When the playoffs began for LeBron James on April 21, he decided it was time to stop messing around with social media and focus on the task at hand: gunning for a second-consecutive championship. There would be no instagram shots of any kind. His boy Stephen Curry was lighting it up in the playoffs and shocking the world? Great, but you weren’t going to hear about it from James on

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NBA players react to Game 7 of the NBA Finals on twitter

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Slowly but surely, the legacy of LeBron James is growing and taking a more definitive shape with each passing season, each passing championship. James and the Miami Heat are, once again, NBA Champions for the second consecutive season after defeating the San Antonio Spurs in an epic Game 7 of the NBA Finals that went down to the absolute wire on Thursday. All the drama about LeBron’s inability to consistently hit jump shots – clutch ones at that – continued to

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Tweet of the Night: Metta World Peace wants Mike Miller’s sock

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Metta World Peace has been a tweeting machine through much of the NBA playoffs after his Los Angeles Lakers were eliminated in four games against the San Antonio Spurs in the first round. He has been upbeat and passionate about what has transpired over the past month and, as usual, expressing himself in ways few would. Here’s what he had to say on Wednesday night: “I want the sock mike miller shot the three in. How amazing was that. It reminded

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Tweet of the Day: Bernie Lee

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The sports industry can be very lucrative. Many people make a very good living working in professional sports, not the least of which are the agents that represent the athletes that fans often idolize. Agents, generally, have one primary goal in representing different athletes. As Jerry Maguire once screamed on behalf of his client Rod Tidwell, “Show me the money!” That considered, it’s no wonder why Jay-Z will most likely choose to give up his less than one-percent ownership of the Brooklyn

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NBA players react wildly to epic Game 6 of the NBA Finals

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It’s down to one final game to conclude the 2012-2013 season, folks. In what turned out to be an amazing battle of wills between the Miami Heat and San Antonio Spurs in Game 6 of the NBA Finals, LeBron James and the Heat somehow found a way to erase a 10-point deficit heading into the fourth quarter, before sending the game to overtime on an incredibly unlikely comeback, led by James and Ray Allen, who each hit a 3-point shot to

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LeBron James: Why we should expect him to play great.

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Game 6 of the NBA Finals is upon us. Everything is on the line for the Miami Heat and LeBron James as they face elimination against the San Antonio Spurs at home in Miami. Pressure has mounted and their backs are against the wall. Win and survive to play for everything; Lose and go home to a summer of criticism and speculation. If the Heat go down, don’t expect LeBron James to be the cause. He will play great in Game 6.

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