LeBron James #6 and Chris Bosh #1 of the Miami Heat look on during a game against the Washington Wizards at American Airlines Arena on November 29, 2010 in Miami, Florida.
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The NBA Finals will kick off tonight with Game 1 between the Dallas Mavericks and the Miami Heat. As fans get ready for the first game, we hear from them about why their team has what it takes to win it all. Representing the Miami Heat is Michael Garrett, who started following his team when LeBron James and Chris Bosh joined. T.C. Fleming, on the other hand has been a fan for a long time. He moved to Dallas when he was two years old and has been a Mavs fan ever since.
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The defense of the mavs is unlike any other team. Sure the heat has three all stars but the team isn’t as complete as the mavs just look they whooped everybody’s ass this year in the play offs. and their offence is on point. jj barea is is as quick as any one on the heat, dirk be hittin them threes like it aint nun n marion n terry gone be dunking n jones gone be getting in that ass too not to mention kidd and stojakovic with the jump shot accuracy.
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