It has been 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. climbed the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and shared his vision of America's promise. The speech attempted to convince a nation that its treatment of a large segment of its population dishonored the country's stated creed.
But in the five subsequent decades, one line has taken prominence over any other enunciated on that day. King explained, "I have a dream that my four children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." That line has constantly been taken out of context to claim that King favored a colorblind society.
And perhaps he did.
But he only advocated for a colorblind nation after the grievances, accumulated over hundreds of years, of black folks have been addressed. As a result of historical prejudice, black Americans face socio-economic inequalities, enjoy fewer chances for advancement, and their lives are deemed less valuable. Black men are treated with mistrust and fear, while black women suffer from the duel hardship of racism and feminism.
Dr. King's dream has not been realized because a black boy can be murdered and his assailant can go free. Dr. King's dream has not been realized because black people are disproportionately more likely to go to prison than any other group. Dr. King's dream has not been realized because race is an important factor in how long we live, how much money we'll make, and what opportunities we'll have.
In the next 50 years, I hope we focus on the work that must be done that has kept King's dream from becoming a reality.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Monday, July 29, 2013
Cleveland Park Walking Tour
A few years ago, DC transformed their police and fire call boxes into works of art that show the history of the various neighborhoods. The project is called Art on Call. Here's a list of Cleveland Park's 15 call boxes.
1. Roma Restaurant - The box is located at Macomb and Connecticut.
2. Commerce - The box is located at Ordway and Connecticut.
3. Broadmoor - The box is located at 3601 Connecticut Ave.
4. Tregaron - The box is located at Macomb and Ross Place.
5. Red Top - The box is located around Macomb and 35th.
(exact location TBD)
6. Queen Anne's Style - The box is located at 2941 Newark Ave.
7. Early Firefighting - The box is located around the 3300 block on Newark Ave.
(exact location TBD)
8. Sherman Cottages - The box is located at Highland and Ashley.
9. Rosedale - The box is located atNewark at 36th.
10. National Cathedral - The box is located around the 3500 block of Woodley Rd.
(exact location TBD)
11. Bungalow - The box is located at Porter and 30th.
12. Map - The box is located at Porter and 35th.
13. Washington Ballet - The box is located around Wisconsin and Porter.
(the exact location TBD)
14. Flower - The box is located at Idaho and Quebec.
15. Landscape - The box is located at Reno and Quebec.
The boxes are not numbered in an order conducive for going on a walk, so here is a suggested pattern instead:
Starting from Cleveland Park metro, see 2. Then, go south on Connecticut and make a right on Newark. See 6, 8, and 7. Make a left onto 34th Street and a left onto Macomb. See 4 and 1. Go south and get on Woodley Rd. See 10. Go north on 35th Street and see 5. Then, you make an arc towards the metro. This will lead you to (in order) 9, 13, 14, 12, 15, 11, and finally 3, which is a block north of the metro station.
1. Roma Restaurant - The box is located at Macomb and Connecticut.
2. Commerce - The box is located at Ordway and Connecticut.
3. Broadmoor - The box is located at 3601 Connecticut Ave.
4. Tregaron - The box is located at Macomb and Ross Place.
5. Red Top - The box is located around Macomb and 35th.
(exact location TBD)
6. Queen Anne's Style - The box is located at 2941 Newark Ave.
7. Early Firefighting - The box is located around the 3300 block on Newark Ave.
(exact location TBD)
8. Sherman Cottages - The box is located at Highland and Ashley.
9. Rosedale - The box is located atNewark at 36th.
10. National Cathedral - The box is located around the 3500 block of Woodley Rd.
(exact location TBD)
11. Bungalow - The box is located at Porter and 30th.
12. Map - The box is located at Porter and 35th.
13. Washington Ballet - The box is located around Wisconsin and Porter.
(the exact location TBD)
14. Flower - The box is located at Idaho and Quebec.
15. Landscape - The box is located at Reno and Quebec.
The boxes are not numbered in an order conducive for going on a walk, so here is a suggested pattern instead:
Starting from Cleveland Park metro, see 2. Then, go south on Connecticut and make a right on Newark. See 6, 8, and 7. Make a left onto 34th Street and a left onto Macomb. See 4 and 1. Go south and get on Woodley Rd. See 10. Go north on 35th Street and see 5. Then, you make an arc towards the metro. This will lead you to (in order) 9, 13, 14, 12, 15, 11, and finally 3, which is a block north of the metro station.
Monday, July 08, 2013
Journal Entry 7/8/2013
I went to the gym at the Moscow airport ready to ride the stationary bike. A former Dear and Fearless Leader must stay in shape. Plus, there isn't much else to do here. A man can only buy so many over-sized candy bars at the duty free shop.
When I went to the gym, there was an old man in a tracksuit on the only bike in the whole gym. But he wasn't using it, he was just sitting on it mesmerized by whatever was on television, I think it was the George Zimmerman trial. His left foot was not in the pedal strap and he pedaled maybe once a minute.
I was infuriated. If this had happened in my country, I would have done something about, it, but one thing I've learned while stuck in this airport is to not mess with an old Russian man in a tracksuit. So, I stood in the corner (for like 25 minutes!) letting out an occasional sigh while this fat inbred asshole occupied the bike! It's not like there weren't other televisions in the gym.
I read an article on the internet recently about my country. It seems my brother has turned the place into a living hell. It doesn't surprise me. Whenever we would play any sport or game as kids, he always needed to win or he'd throw a fit. The problem for him was that I'm older and I was better at everything than he was. So, there were a lot of fits.
Beyond my brother, I'm filled with concern for my country. I admit, I made some mistakes while in power. But my heart was always in the right place, which is more than I can say for some of my political opponents after they were tortured. I feel like I have to do something. But what can I do? I'm trapped in an airport that smells like musty beets, vodka, and piss. Bye for now!!!!!!
When I went to the gym, there was an old man in a tracksuit on the only bike in the whole gym. But he wasn't using it, he was just sitting on it mesmerized by whatever was on television, I think it was the George Zimmerman trial. His left foot was not in the pedal strap and he pedaled maybe once a minute.
I was infuriated. If this had happened in my country, I would have done something about, it, but one thing I've learned while stuck in this airport is to not mess with an old Russian man in a tracksuit. So, I stood in the corner (for like 25 minutes!) letting out an occasional sigh while this fat inbred asshole occupied the bike! It's not like there weren't other televisions in the gym.
I read an article on the internet recently about my country. It seems my brother has turned the place into a living hell. It doesn't surprise me. Whenever we would play any sport or game as kids, he always needed to win or he'd throw a fit. The problem for him was that I'm older and I was better at everything than he was. So, there were a lot of fits.
Beyond my brother, I'm filled with concern for my country. I admit, I made some mistakes while in power. But my heart was always in the right place, which is more than I can say for some of my political opponents after they were tortured. I feel like I have to do something. But what can I do? I'm trapped in an airport that smells like musty beets, vodka, and piss. Bye for now!!!!!!
Friday, July 05, 2013
Trapped in Hell
It has been over a year since a coup took place in our land. The Dear and Fearless Leader was overthrown by his brother, the Feared and Peerless Leader. In that time, our rights as citizens have consistently been stripped.
You may not have heard much coming from our country since Rob Oakton penned a scathing report on conditions here after the coup. That is partly because Rob Oakton was found hung from a lamp post, devoid of his clothes, a stern message to potential critics callously carved into his bare torso. The words- words I see every time I close my eyes- read "Don't speak." Blood cascaded from Rob Oakton's naked body for all in the country to see.
Rob Oakton's family and closest friends were shipped to a concentration camp. No one knows more, but the horror stories we here from the camps are enough to make the majority of the population contemplate suicide just to avoid that dreadful fate.
So no one speaks. And the world is ignorant of our plight.
There is no electricity, so we can't possibly tell the world even if we wanted to. It's impossible to use a phone in the country. The power lines have been cut and the network has been blocked. We aren't able to watch television and the batteries necessary to listen to the radio have all been used up and there are no more available in stores. We have no idea what is happening int he world out there.
I hope this letter reaches someone who can publicize it. I can't begin to explain the path this letter must take for that to happen. Countless individuals are putting their lives, and those of their loved ones, at great risk.
Part of me dreams of the publicity that comes with being the one who notifies the world of this hell, but I don't dare put my name anywhere near this page. In fact, I've written this letter with gloves on so my fingerprints won't be anywhere near it.
If there is a god in heaven, please bring us a savoir and save us from this nightmare!
You may not have heard much coming from our country since Rob Oakton penned a scathing report on conditions here after the coup. That is partly because Rob Oakton was found hung from a lamp post, devoid of his clothes, a stern message to potential critics callously carved into his bare torso. The words- words I see every time I close my eyes- read "Don't speak." Blood cascaded from Rob Oakton's naked body for all in the country to see.
Rob Oakton's family and closest friends were shipped to a concentration camp. No one knows more, but the horror stories we here from the camps are enough to make the majority of the population contemplate suicide just to avoid that dreadful fate.
So no one speaks. And the world is ignorant of our plight.
There is no electricity, so we can't possibly tell the world even if we wanted to. It's impossible to use a phone in the country. The power lines have been cut and the network has been blocked. We aren't able to watch television and the batteries necessary to listen to the radio have all been used up and there are no more available in stores. We have no idea what is happening int he world out there.
I hope this letter reaches someone who can publicize it. I can't begin to explain the path this letter must take for that to happen. Countless individuals are putting their lives, and those of their loved ones, at great risk.
Part of me dreams of the publicity that comes with being the one who notifies the world of this hell, but I don't dare put my name anywhere near this page. In fact, I've written this letter with gloves on so my fingerprints won't be anywhere near it.
If there is a god in heaven, please bring us a savoir and save us from this nightmare!
Wednesday, July 03, 2013
Journal Entry 7/3/2013
Wow, what a seven months it's been! Late last August, I was grocery shopping. I forgot to pay for a few thousand dollars worth of groceries I had picked out and a policeman came and stopped me. As it turns out, I apparently "fit the description" of a local rapist.
Let me explain what happened. I read an article online that it is very important in America to avoid falling into the "friendzone" with a woman. You can tell that's you're in the friendzone if a woman talks to you about her issues with other men, if she says, "You're such a good friend," or if she asks you for a ride to the airport. So, every time a woman would try to put me in the friendzone, I did everything I could to avoid that horrid area. The jury said that I was- unbeknownst to me- committing rape. I also embezzled $400 million dollars. This very journal was used as evidence to show my "infatuation and desire to rape."
But I have an amazing lawyer. His name is Don West. In his opening statement at my trial, Mr. West began, "Let me, at considerable risk, let me say, I’d like to tell you a little joke. I know how that may sound a bit weird, in this context, under these circumstances, but I think you’re the perfect audience for it. As long as you don’t, if you don’t like it, or you don’t think it’s funny or appropriate, that you don’t hold it against the former Dear and Fearless Leader. You can hold it against me, but not the former Dear and Fearless Leader."
He continued, "Here’s how it goes: Knock knock. Who’s there? The former Dear and Fearless Leader. The Former Dear and Fearless Leader who? All right. Good, you’re on the jury.”
Everyone was in stitches. The judge, the jury, the prosecution, the audience, everyone fell over laughing. There was a ten minute delay until everyone could catch their breaths. I think that was part of the reason why I only received six months for serial rape and massive embezzlement.
While in prison, I dispersed the fraudulent funds creating havoc in the U.S. Mass shootings, bombings, the NRA were all funded by me and my dirty money. As you might imagine, this created some tension between myself and the U.S.
Instead of holding a huge public hearing in which the U.S. would have to admit that it gave a deposed "vile dictator" refuge, I was deported from the country. I'm not welcomed home because my brother, the Feared and Peerless, would have me killed.
So, now I'm stuck in an airport in Moscow. No country will offer me asylum, not even Ecuador. A person can only eat so much borscht in a week. I'm going to have to think of a way out of this predicament. Bye for now!!!!!
Let me explain what happened. I read an article online that it is very important in America to avoid falling into the "friendzone" with a woman. You can tell that's you're in the friendzone if a woman talks to you about her issues with other men, if she says, "You're such a good friend," or if she asks you for a ride to the airport. So, every time a woman would try to put me in the friendzone, I did everything I could to avoid that horrid area. The jury said that I was- unbeknownst to me- committing rape. I also embezzled $400 million dollars. This very journal was used as evidence to show my "infatuation and desire to rape."
But I have an amazing lawyer. His name is Don West. In his opening statement at my trial, Mr. West began, "Let me, at considerable risk, let me say, I’d like to tell you a little joke. I know how that may sound a bit weird, in this context, under these circumstances, but I think you’re the perfect audience for it. As long as you don’t, if you don’t like it, or you don’t think it’s funny or appropriate, that you don’t hold it against the former Dear and Fearless Leader. You can hold it against me, but not the former Dear and Fearless Leader."
He continued, "Here’s how it goes: Knock knock. Who’s there? The former Dear and Fearless Leader. The Former Dear and Fearless Leader who? All right. Good, you’re on the jury.”
Everyone was in stitches. The judge, the jury, the prosecution, the audience, everyone fell over laughing. There was a ten minute delay until everyone could catch their breaths. I think that was part of the reason why I only received six months for serial rape and massive embezzlement.
While in prison, I dispersed the fraudulent funds creating havoc in the U.S. Mass shootings, bombings, the NRA were all funded by me and my dirty money. As you might imagine, this created some tension between myself and the U.S.
Instead of holding a huge public hearing in which the U.S. would have to admit that it gave a deposed "vile dictator" refuge, I was deported from the country. I'm not welcomed home because my brother, the Feared and Peerless, would have me killed.
So, now I'm stuck in an airport in Moscow. No country will offer me asylum, not even Ecuador. A person can only eat so much borscht in a week. I'm going to have to think of a way out of this predicament. Bye for now!!!!!
Tuesday, July 02, 2013
Best of the NBA's Pacific
Here are my starting fives in the history of each franchise in the Pacific division. On the left are my subjective starting fives and on the right are the starting fives according to win shares.
Golden State Warriors
Los Angeles Clippers
Los Angeles Lakers
Phoenix Suns
Sacramento Kings
Golden State Warriors
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Tim Hardaway | Tim Hardaway |
| SG | Jeff Mullins | Jeff Mullins |
| SF | Rick Barry | Paul Arizin |
| PF | Joe Fulks | Larry Smith |
| C | Wilt Chamberlain | Wilt Chamberlain |
Los Angeles Clippers
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Chris Paul | Chris Paul |
| SG | Randy Smith | Eric Piatkowski |
| SF | Lamar Odom | Corey Maggette |
| PF | Elton Brand | Elton Brand |
| C | Bob McAdoo | Bob McAdoo |
Los Angeles Lakers
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Magic Johnson | Magic Johnson |
| SG | Jerry West | Kobe Bryant |
| SF | Elgin Baylor | Elgin Baylor |
| PF | Pau Gasol | Vern Mikkelsen |
| C | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar | Kareem Abdul-Jabbar |
Phoenix Suns
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Steve Nash | Kevin Johnson |
| SG | Walter Davis | Walter Davis |
| SF | Connie Hawkins | Shawn Marion |
| PF | Charles Barkley | Amar'e Stoudemire |
| C | Amar'e Stoudemire | Alvan Adams |
Sacramento Kings
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Oscar Robertson | Oscar Robertson |
| SG | Mitch Richmond | Bobby Wanzer |
| SF | Jack Twyman | Jack Twyman |
| PF | Jerry Lucas | Jerry Lucas |
| C | Wayne Embry | Sam Lacey |
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
Best of the NBA's Northwest
Here are my starting fives in the history of each franchise in the Northwest division. On the left are my subjective starting fives and on the right are the starting fives according to win shares.
Denver Nuggets
Minnesota Timberwolves
Oklahoma City Thunder
Portland Trailblazers
Utah Jazz
Denver Nuggets
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Fat Lever | Fat Lever |
| SG | David Thompson | David Thompson |
| SF | Alex English | Alex English |
| PF | Antonio McDyess | Nene |
| C | Dan Issel | Dan Issel |
Minnesota Timberwolves
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Sam Cassell | Terrell Brandon |
| SG | Doug West | Anthony Peeler |
| SF | Wally Szczerbiak | Wally Szczerbiak |
| PF | Kevin Garnett | Kevin Garnett |
| C | Al Jefferson | Joe Smith |
Oklahoma City Thunder
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Gary Payton | Gary Payton |
| SG | Fred Brown | Fred Brown |
| SF | Kevin Durant | Kevin Durant |
| PF | Shawn Kemp | Shawn Kemp |
| C | Jack Sikma | Jack Sikma |
Portland Trailblazers
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | Terry Porter | Terry Porter |
| SG | Clyde Drexler | Cllyde Drexler |
| SF | Cliff Robinson | Jerome Kersey |
| PF | Rasheed Wallace | Rasheed Wallace |
| C | Mychal Thompson | Arvydas Sabonis |
Utah Jazz
| Position | My 5 | Win Shares 5 |
|---|---|---|
| PG | John Stockton | John Stockton |
| SG | Pete Maravich | Jeff Hornacek |
| SF | Adrian Dantley | Adrian Dantley |
| PF | Karl Malone | Ksrl Malone |
| C | Mark Eaton | Mehmet Okur |
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Top 10 NBA Players
Top 10 NBA Players Now
While this list consists of the top 10 players now, the past is taken to account, but it is not a list of the best players who happen to be active. Previous ranks posted on June 26, 2012.
Top 10 NBA Careers Among Active Players
You're making a list of the ten best players in NBA history, but there's one caveat; you can only include players who played during the 2012-13 season. These are our choices, taking the players' entire careers into account. Previous ranks posted on June 26, 2012.
Top 10 NBA Franchise Players
This list is about which players you would pick to start a franchise right now. They must have played in an NBA game. Previous ranks posted on June 26, 2012.
While this list consists of the top 10 players now, the past is taken to account, but it is not a list of the best players who happen to be active. Previous ranks posted on June 26, 2012.
| # | David (PR) | Mike (Previous Rank) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | LeBron (1) | LeBron (1) |
| 2 | Durant (3) | Durant (2) |
| 3 | Paul (6) | Paul (4) |
| 4 | Parker (7) | Wade (3) |
| 5 | Kobe (2) | Parker (8) |
| 6 | Carmelo (10) | Kobe (5) |
| 7 | Howard (5) | Duncan (10) |
| 8 | Westbrook (NR) | M. Gasol (NR) |
| 9 | Wade (4) | Westbrook (9) |
| 10 | Deng (NR) | Howard (6) |
Top 10 NBA Careers Among Active Players
You're making a list of the ten best players in NBA history, but there's one caveat; you can only include players who played during the 2012-13 season. These are our choices, taking the players' entire careers into account. Previous ranks posted on June 26, 2012.
| # | David (PR) | Mike (Previous Rank) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Duncan (1) | Duncan (2) |
| 2 | Kobe (2) | Kobe (1) |
| 3 | LeBron (3) | LeBron (3) |
| 4 | Kidd (4) | Kidd (4) |
| 5 | Garnett (5) | Garnett (5) |
| 6 | Dirk (6) | Wade (7) |
| 7 | Nash (7) | Dirk (6) |
| 8 | Wade (8) | Nash (8) |
| 9 | Parker (9) | Allen (9) |
| 10 | Billups (10) | Pierce (10) |
This list is about which players you would pick to start a franchise right now. They must have played in an NBA game. Previous ranks posted on June 26, 2012.
| # | David (PR) | Mike (Previous Rank) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | LeBron (1) | LeBron (1) |
| 2 | Durant (2) | Durant (2) |
| 3 | Paul (3) | Paul (5) |
| 4 | Irving (8) | Harden (NR) |
| 5 | Westbrook (9) | Rose (3) |
| 6 | Rose (5) | Howard (4) |
| 7 | P. George (NR) | Westbrook (6) |
| 8 | Howard (4) | Irving (NR) |
| 9 | Griffin (10) | Curry (NR) |
| 10 | Harden (NR) | M. Gasol (NR) |
Monday, June 24, 2013
Another Obnoxious Pound-for-Pound List
Here is the updated version of my obnoxiously unnecessary and utterly superfluous list of the top 10 pound-for-pound boxers. The previous list was posted on March 22.
1) Floyd Mayweather (44-0, 26 KOs), [Previous Rank: 1]
2) Juan Manuel Marquez (55-6-1, 40 KOs), [PR: 2]
3) Andre Ward (26-0, 14 KOs), [PR: 3]
4) Sergio Martinez (51-2-2, 28 KOs), [PR: 4]
5) Guillermo Rigondeaux (12-0, 8 KOs), [PR: NR]
6) Wladimir Klitschko (60-3, 51 KOs), [PR: 6]
7) Manny Pacquiao (54-5-2, 38 KOs), [PR: 7]
8) Vitali Klitschko (45-2, 41 KOs), [PR: 8]
9) Carl Froch (30-2, 22 KOs), [PR: 10]
10) Timothy Bradley (30-0, 12 KOs), [PR: 9]
Exiting the list:
Nonito Donaire (31-1, 20 KOs), [PR: 5]
1) Floyd Mayweather (44-0, 26 KOs), [Previous Rank: 1]
2) Juan Manuel Marquez (55-6-1, 40 KOs), [PR: 2]
3) Andre Ward (26-0, 14 KOs), [PR: 3]
4) Sergio Martinez (51-2-2, 28 KOs), [PR: 4]
5) Guillermo Rigondeaux (12-0, 8 KOs), [PR: NR]
6) Wladimir Klitschko (60-3, 51 KOs), [PR: 6]
7) Manny Pacquiao (54-5-2, 38 KOs), [PR: 7]
8) Vitali Klitschko (45-2, 41 KOs), [PR: 8]
9) Carl Froch (30-2, 22 KOs), [PR: 10]
10) Timothy Bradley (30-0, 12 KOs), [PR: 9]
Exiting the list:
Nonito Donaire (31-1, 20 KOs), [PR: 5]
Friday, June 21, 2013
Game 7 - A Repeat Champion
The 2013 NBA Finals will always be remembered for its superior play, Game 6, Danny Green's three-point record, LeBron James's resiliency, Dwyane Wade's and Time Duncan's resurgence, and a Miami Heat championship.
The Spurs raced out to a 7-point lead, but the two teams played the entire game within a few points of each other. When Tony Parker sat down, Miami came back and ended with a two-point lead after the first. Parker's sitting would foreshadow future events.
The first quarter was sluggish and both teams felt the magnitude of the game. Fromt hat point onward, James could not be stopped. Neither could Duncan, Kawhi Leonard, or Wade. James ended with 37 points, 12 rebounds, and the Finals MVP. James's jump shot was on point. After struggling the first three games of the series, he had a legendary final four contests.
Coming off of his astounding Game 6 performance, Duncan added 24 points, 12 rebounds, and 4 steals. One of those steals came early in the game and resulted in an awkward coast-to-coast jam for Duncan. But he missed a layup and subsequent tip with less than a minute to go to tie the game. It was realistically the last chance the Spurs had to capture the crown. Before that, Duncan threw away a possession after grabbing an offensive rebound.
Manu Ginobili, who ended with 18 points, was hot and cold. He hit a key three late, but committed two boneheaded turnovers in the fourth. With the game on the line, Head Coach Gregg Popovich chose to take out Tony Parker, who had struggled all game long. The result was a failed Ginobili drive that resulted in a third fourth quarter turnover.
Kawhi Leonard's 19 points and 16 rebounds announced his arrival as a budding star. He nailed an important three late in the fourth. But he missed another one. Leonard's series was better than anything he could have imagined. And yet, a missed free throw late in Game 6 and that missed three late in Game 7 will linger throughout the off season.
Shane Battier, who had shot terribly all series ling, went 6 for 8 from three and scored 18 points. Wade added 23 and Mario Chalmers put in 14. Those points were needed because Chris Bosh and Ray Allen scored zero points in the game. In fact, the Heat had two starters, Bosh and Mike Miller, score zero in the game.
The Heat won 95-88, but the game was closer than the margin of victory. Miami won their second straight title 4-3. The Heat were the favorites to win all season long. Their second half was the stuff of legend. At one point, Miami won 27 games in a row, the second longest streak in NBA history.
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