Miami Heat: Some of this team’s success rooted in how strong their bond is

Bam Adebayo and Derrick Jones Jr. #5 of the Miami Heat celebrate after Jones Jr. won the 2020 NBA All-Star - AT&T Slam Dunk Contest(Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
Bam Adebayo and Derrick Jones Jr. #5 of the Miami Heat celebrate after Jones Jr. won the 2020 NBA All-Star - AT&T Slam Dunk Contest(Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images) /
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The Miami Heat are always a team that plays hard and for one another. This year’s team, however, adds a little extra something to that notion.

The Miami Heat are, of course, known for their culture. Loosely defined, but by all accounts and what we have seen over the years, that means buying all the way in, sacrificing parts of yourself for the greater good, and doing everything in your individual power as a player to help ensure the best result for the team.

Aside from the hard work, no-nonsense, never loaf mentality, that is what the Miami Heat culture stands for. With that fact in mind, it is no wonder why they always compete so hard, play until the whistle blows, and find themselves competing with teams that are extremely more talented. It’s just in the ball club’s DNA and once you put on that laundry, it becomes a part of yours or you aren’t there long.

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This version of the Miami Heat is a little bit different though. Even though most teams tend to like each other and share a bond, this team, again, is just… different. Take this quote for example, from a source “close to the Heat”, via the Twitter account of the Miami based, Five Reasons Sports Network.

The Miami Heat will always compete, it’s just apart of ‘the culture’. When you think about how close they are to one another though, beating them becomes just that much harder.

That’s some serious team bonding. Heck, that’s a serious team bond.

None of it surprises us though, actually. When you think about the mentalities of some of the players on this team, it makes complete sense.

Goran Dragic, Tyler Herro, and Bam Adebayo for example, just all seem to love getting active, with the latter of the two seeming to have a special affinity for basketball in general, nevertheless when they are actually playing.

Looking at names like Jae Crowder, Andre Iguodala, and Jimmy Butler, they just have a no-nonsense I am always ready to outwork you demeanor about them. With those loves for sport, competition, outworking opponents, and basketball, in general, all working in cahoots with this unit, it’s no wonder that these sentiments are what they are.

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That is why some of this team’s success rooted in how strong their bond is. They love each other, they love competing, and for the most part, they all purely love basketball.

We simply just love this team!