Jeremy

march their way toward victory tonight in the biggest game.

You call it a die-die game.

I call it a die-a-new game, which means, Dan, the big macham on campus such as myself know within Judaism that means to appreciate what you have and to not take it for granted.

Enjoy a basketball game tonight and move forward with this die-die-die-a-new game here, not at the Kaseya Center.

Including the question?

I'm fine with that.

I want to hear the question a lot of times.

No, but he's saying they have the phone, like the video on them.

I don't even know if he is saying that.

I have Cooper's flag.

I got to think about that one.

Do you?

No, you don't.

That's right.

If you look over here, you see lots of steps as a metaphor for the steps that the Miami Heat will take, starting today as a 10 seed, playing their way into the postseason in their march toward the NBA Finals.

The statue of Dwyane Wade haunting the ghosts of Sean May and Emeka Okafor, and the purple shirt guy as the Heat take on the Charlotte Hornets tonight.

And Dan, a couple of great seasons for the Miami Heat

individually anchoring this team.

Bam Adebayo, the first 20-10 season for the Miami Heat since Alonzo Mourning and Shaquille O'Neal, the only other players in franchise history to accomplish such feat.

Pella Larson, only the fifth player in Miami Heat history as a sophomore to accomplish the feats of 11 points, three rebounds, and three assists per game, ranking just behind Dwayne Wade and that group in win shares in Arizona.