Thomas Galicia
Sports writing is something I knew I'd get into since the first time I started writing anything. I love to tell a story, but I'll admit I'm lazy. With sports I can just write about what happens on the field, court, ice or diamond, then fill in a little bit of analysis and opinions from time to time.
I was born in Charleston, South Carolina on October 21, 1983 to two Cuban parents (one from Chicago, the other from Boston via Miami), and moved to Miami when I was six weeks old. Since then I've been immersed as a Miami-sports fan (with the exception of the Marlins since I decided to follow my father into being a Cubs fan).
I'm not the typical Miami "bandwagon" fan, I'm with my team through the end (and lord know's I've been tested, thank you Stephen Ross and Jeff Ireland!). But I know that persevering with your home-team pays off in the end (thank you Micky Arison and Pat Riley!)
I also like debating anyone, anywhere, at any time about any subject. I'm opinionated but not stubborn, I'll admit I'm wrong when I'm proven wrong and raise the hand of the victor of such a debate. I also like to write short stories and I also work as a Dolphins Featured Columnist on another site.
According to ESPN’s Chris Broussard, the Miami Heat could be interested in San Antonio Spurs’ center DeJuan Blair.
Broussard lists the Heat as one of three possible teams that could be interested…Read More
The Sunday Afternoon marquee match-up between the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers from Miami was everything that everyone expected this game to be back in September when the Lakers brought together a…Read More
Since joining the site less than two weeks ago, I haven’t had an easier piece to write than this one, as the Miami Heat defeated the Los Angeles Clippers by the score of 111-89.
The game opened…Read More
When Chris Andersen signed with the Miami Heat last month, it was understood that his series of 10 day contracts would be a short audition.
Andersen passed the audition with flying colors, as today the…Read More
When it comes to trade deadline deals, the Miami Heat usually refrain from participating.
The last big deal I can recall came in 2009, when they sent Shawn Marion, Marcus Banks and cash considerations…Read More
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On Thursday Night, the East and West captains for All-Star Saturday named the teams that would be participating…Read More
After surviving a fourth quarter Houston Rockets onslaught led by James Harden, the Miami Heat would…Read More
The Miami Heat came into Indianapolis to take on the Indiana Pacers with a mission.
I’m assuming…Read More
It didn’t take long for fans to find a new reason to jump back aboard the LeBron James hate-train.…Read More
It couldn’t have happened any other way.
The possible final matchup of the Miami Heat and the…Read More
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