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The only Play-In team to make an NBA Finals - knocking off the #1 seed in the first round, losing key contributors on the way (Tyler Herro, Victor Oladipo) suffering injury (Jimmy) and still throwing punches until the final bell. Unforgettable moments.

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The 2023 Miami Heat Playoff run was special. This team represented Heat Culture to the fullest. #HeatCulture

A star for the Lakers at the beginning of the Shaq/Kobe era, Eddie Jones first joined the Heat in 2000 and made an immediate impact with 17.4 ppg, and 4.6 rebounds while shooting 37% from three. Here's a look back at Miami's original #6 getting revenge on his old team in 2001. #HeatCulture

.@SHAQ's Miami Heat tenure sometimes gets overlooked, but there's no denying what a force he was in 2004-2005. Shaq averaged 22.9 points, and 10.4 points that season, and without team injuries in the ECF Miami should have won another chip. #Heatculture Here's a throwback to the Shaq attack vs LA:

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He may be in trade rumors often these days, but there's no denying Tyler Herro's talent. We take a look back at his 37-point Eastern Conference Finals explosion vs Boston in the Bubble as a rookie. Herro put up 37 points, 6 rebounds, and sunk 5 threes. #HeatCulture

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One of the most electrifying point guards in Heat history, Jason “White Chocolate” Williams averaged 10.6 points, 4.9 assists and 2.2 rebounds in 187 games for the Heat from 05 to 08. He was a key piece en route to Miami’s first championship. #HeatCulture

Happy Birthday to one of toughest players to ever put on a Heat jersey, @Goran_Dragic #HeatCulture

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Continuing our look at Wade's 2011 Finals we go to Game 2. This was Miami's first loss of the series, but Wade gave his all by putting up 36 points, 5 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 block and 3 steals. #HEATCulture Full Highlights:

Due to its result, one of the most forgotten series of Wade's career is the 2011 Finals. Wade averaged 26.5 pts, 7.0 rebs, and 5.2 ast in 6 games. He was arguably en route to another Finals MVP, in his last season as "The Flash". Wade put up 22 pts, 10rebs and 6 ast in G1:

With the Heat gearing up for an ambiguous Game 5 tonight, we take a look at last season's Game 5 OT frenzy where Jimmy put up 42 points, 8 rebounds, and 4 assists to put Giannis and the Bucks away to move onto the second round. #HEATCulture 📺: youtube.com/watch?v=Nvbo7o…

The moment that changed everything. In 1995 Pat Riley resigned as coach of the New York Knicks to become Head Coach and President of the Miami Heat. Much has been said of his demands, but I think Heat fans can agree that it was worth it. #HEATCulture

A throwback for this one - On March 29th, 1996, Heat big man Alonzo Mourning scored a career-high 50 points while shooting 70% from the field as he feasted on the Washington Bullets for a Heat win. #HeatCulture #NBAX Full Highlights: buff.ly/4b0Nmsy

All-Star Goran was different. On March 16th, 2018 @Goran_Dragic scored 30 points and the Game-Winner to put the Lakers away. We miss this man in a Heat jersey #TheDragon🐲 #HeatCulture #NBAX buff.ly/4a81EqB

To get you hyped for Game 2, here's a look back at Miami's second-largest comeback of all time against none other than the Boston Celtics. Miami erased a 25-point deficit to claim victory on March 16th, 2006. DWade - 30 PTS Shaq - 26 PTS JWill - 21 points UD - 11 pts, 11 reb

On April 12th, 2009 @DwyaneWade put up a career-high 55 points at home vs the New York Knicks leading the Heat to a 122-105 victory. #HEATCulture

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