Amin Elhassan

It was up 3-1, dominated the series.

Better than the Jordan Bulls for me.

It was one of perhaps my most replayed clips on the Dan Levitard show is me after game four saying all the reasons why this is ridiculous, patently ridiculous.

Anyone thought that this could be competitive.

And so if 2011 was his greatest failure...

to lose as that much of a favorite over the Dallas Mavericks.

This was his greatest success.

You could say that valley was deeper than any valley Michael Jordan has been in, but that peak is higher than any peak that Michael Jordan had been either.

Again, we talk mythology building.

This is it, right?

Like you beat them on their home court after they had a 3-1 lead.

That's the thing that made people also do that extra algebra that Dan is talking about, that this championship isn't worth X, it's worth 2X, right?

It's worth enough

to get you in the conversation with Michael and all the other greats, even though your championship count isn't the same, even though your win-loss percentage in the finals isn't the same.

But this one, we all recognize, this thing is a little different than any of the titles that Magic or Bird or Michael won.

I think the big difference...

Dan, you're right.

These conversations had been happening all throughout.

And it's not just you guys here in Miami.

It's all over.