Miami Heat: To Still Finding A Way To Feel Confident In This Team

Miami Heat forward Trevor Ariza (8) pushes off of Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (34) as he gets up after fouling him(Michael McLoone-USA TODAY Sports)
Miami Heat forward Trevor Ariza (8) pushes off of Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (34) as he gets up after fouling him(Michael McLoone-USA TODAY Sports)
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Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez (11) hauls in a defensive rebound against Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo (13)(Michael McLoone-USA TODAY Sports)

The Miami Heat are down 0-2 in their first-round clash with the Milwaukee Bucks, with Game 3 on the horizon. But I feel fine.

The Heat lost in gutting fashion in Game 1 after going up early on the Bucks, maintaining that lead into the half, but only to lose in overtime on a last-second shot from Khris Middleton. But I feel fine.

Miami was then gutted in a 34-point loss in Game 2, run over by a hot Bucks team in the Milwaukee rematch, are now headed home, and lagging by two losses. But I feel fine.

Despite the fashion in which Miami was handed an L, the pieces are all there to win the series.
In the masterpiece movie, Rounders, starring Matt Damon and Edward Norton, a young law student in New York gets pulled into his true love: Cards.

If you haven’t seen the movie, it is one of the best movies and an elite sports movie. The Cliffs Notes version is as follows.

A student named Mike McDermott (Damon) is pulled in two directions. He is a promising law student, the path his girlfriend Jo (played by Gretchen Mol) wants him to pursue.

However, he is also a prodigious card player, which is the life his best friend and slimy con-artist (Norton) wants him to follow. In the end, he chooses his passion and the cards.