Miami Heat: Draymond Green Already Has Boston Celtics Penciled In
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Miami Heat: Draymond Green Already Has Boston Celtics Penciled In
Duncan Robinson hasn’t had his best year but has come a long way to get here. You know the story, Division III, Division I, then one of the best shooters in the NBA when he’s right.
Though a highly productive pro player at points in his career, Victor Oladipo has fought back through more than most regular people can endure, nonetheless a pro athlete. Max Strus, Gabe Vincent, Omer Yurtseven, Haywood Highsmith, P.J. Tucker, Kyle Lowry, and on and on and on.
This is who the Miami Heat are.
They are a bunch of dudes that have always been doubted, underrated, counted out, and underappreciated at the game that they play and so much so that it has propelled them all to where they are, as individuals and now as a team.
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Now and currently, where they are is looking fate dead in the eyes, on the brink of potential elimination at the hands of the Boston Celtics in the NBA’s Eastern Conference Finals after serving up two of their most lackluster offensive games of the year.
"We're gonna play Boston" 👀
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 27, 2022
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And guess what? They are being doubted again and you just absolutely hate to see it.
But that’s alright. Again, they’re used to it.