The biggest and baddest basketball-grounded criticism of last season's Miami Heat turn focused around the absolute and utter fact that Heat stars Dwyane Wade(notes) and LeBron James(notes) seemed to be taking turns running a potentially championship-winning show. The team made the Finals, and overcame quite a bit along the way, but the offensive chemistry was lacking.
Others may have chafed at the overhyped buildup in the months ...
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