IF YOU CAN'T STAND THE HEAT.....

Heat fan said...1-1.

What is Rumpole going to say today about his beloved team to hate. We're the Heat actually winning that game by 46 points at one point. Ah, yes they were Horace

Did the Heat actually go on a 62-20 run in the middle of the game. Ah, yes they did Horace.

Was that the worst lose in Chicago Bulls Playoff History. Ah, yes it was Horace.

And how did the spoiled rotten Heaters handle the win after the game. With class. They said it was just one win and that it meant nothing if they don't win in Chicago.

But Rumpole will stay in hibernation until the Heat lose another game.
Five down, eleven to go. Word.
Heat fan
Thursday, May 09, 2013 1:23:00 AM

Rumpole responds:

In 1960 the mighty NY Yankees played the lowly Pittsburgh Pirates in the world series. Here were the scores:

The Yankees won Game 2:16-3 and Game 3: 10-0 and Game 6: 12-0.
The Yankees had Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantel and Roger Maris and Whitey Ford and Elston Howard.

The Pirates won their games 6-4, 3-2, 5-2, before winning the classic 7th game 10-9 on Bill Mazeroski's famous walk off bottom of the 9th homer.

The Bronx Bombers outscored the Pirates 55–27,  outhit them 91–60, out batted them .338 to .256, hit 10 home runs to Pittsburgh's four (three of the latter's coming in Game 7), got two complete-game shutouts from Whitey Ford—and lost.

Maz and Clemente were the only stars and hall of famers on that 60 Bucs team, although reliever Elroy Face should be in the hall, as should be Bill Virdon.

But one team had heart and played like a champion against another team's arrogant bunch of superstars.

You front running Heat fans make us ill. We don't recall all of this love for the team when Bimbo Coles and Rony Seikaly were playing for the team. The Chicago Cubs sell out almost every game and ask Judge Hirsch the last time they won  the world series. Dolphin stadium was empty last year and when LeBron James and Dwaye Wade decide to take their talent to LA and play with Koby, the AA arena will be empty again but you all have no heart and no character and no ability to root for a team win or lose. You only show up when they win (perhaps Judge Colodny can be excepted from this rant, she appears to be a true fan.)

So go dance and shout and celebrate your wonderful Heat. Just like you all did when the Marlins won the world series. You remember the Marlins, right? You can walk to the stadium from the courthouse and walk right in to any game because the ball park is empty.

Front running phonies. 

FYI: The 1960 world series contains a great trivia question and answer: the only MVP in a world series on a losing team: Bobby Richardson for the Yankees. 

Yogi was quoted afterwards, as only Yogi could, as saying “We made too many wrong mistakes.” 

This was also Casey Stengal, the manager of the Yankees, last world series and the last game he managed for the Yankees. Stengal was quoted as saying “I’ll never make the mistake of turning 70 again.”