Where are the fans....? This was the question asked by many people anytime they turned on the start of a Miami Heat game over the last four years. Miami sports fans are notorious for showing up to games fashionably late, and even though this maybe an obvious statement, I'll go ahead and muster it out anyways.. There's a lot of fun stuff to do in Miami (duh bro), and the Heat WITH LeBron James wasn't very high up on the totem pole of priorities for the people of South Beach. So now that The King has headed home to Cleveland, how far will the Heat fall on the city's level of importance? I guess we shall soon have that answer, but brace for impact because this could be a hard fall.  

With LBJ out, the Heat will turn to 33 year-old Dwayne Wade (insert sad face emoji) to lead the franchise once again. The aging shooting guard only played in 54 games last season and sat out most back to backs in order to rest his ailing knees. Many people think LBJ got tired of not having his sidekick on a nightly basis, adding one more thing to the list of why he skipped the warmth of Miami for the blistering cold of Cleveland. Wade still believes he's an elite player in this league, so it'll be interesting to see how much of the responsibility he will put on his own shoulders to carry the weight of this Heat organization in the post-LeBron era. 

I personally believe that Chris Bosh will be the go-to guy for the Heat this season and moving forward. Miami signed him to a five-year max contract, outbidding the Houston Rockets for the rights to keep the 7-foot power forward. Bosh is actually from Texas, so it wasn't far-fetched to think he would team up with Harden and Howard in Houston. Luckily for the Heat they were able to hold onto Bosh, and last year he averaged 16 points and 6.6 rebounds per game. Over the last couple of seasons, Bosh has expanded his range to the three-point line and beyond, shooting the money ball at a 34% clip. I've heard some experts say they believe that Bosh could be a potential MVP candidate, and I couldn't disagree with them more. I mean, c'mon man! Let's be realistic. I do however believe he will make the all-star team and increase his scoring average to over 20 points per game. 

The Heat had to go out and try to find a suitable replacement for The King, and I think they did a pretty good job by signing Luol Deng to a two-year contract, paying him a little less than 20 million dollars. Deng has been an all-star in his career and he virtually carried the Bulls to the playoffs two seasons ago after the injury to Derrick Rose. Yes, he's aging quickly just like most everyone else on the Heat roster, but you could do worse than Deng when it comes to small-forwards. Last year while playing for the Bulls and Cavs, Deng averaged 16 points and six rebounds per contest. If Wade continues to sit out on the second night of back to back games, I expect Deng to see an increased work-load.

The point guard position will be an interesting dynamic to this Heat team. Mario Chalmers has been the starter the last four seasons in Miami, but last year Chalmers really struggled to get it going in the postseason. For the season Chalmers averaged ten points and five assists per game, but I believe Norris Cole is a more dynamic option for the Heat. Coming off of the bench, Cole averaged only six points and three assists, but he wasn't given much of an opportunity to create. I don't love Cole or Chalmers as starters in this league, but I think as the season goes on, we could see Cole as the main distributor for Miami. The Heat also drafted Shabazz Napier out of UCONN in this year's draft. They mostly took him as a piece to lure LeBron to resign in Miami after The King was very vocal that Napier was his favorite player in the draft. We saw Napier's play making ability all throughout the NCAA tournament last year when he was on his way to winning his second national championship. I don't know what his immediate role will be, but Napier will have a chance to take the point-guard position in Miami and run with it. 

Miami also acquired Josh McRoberts and Danny Granger over the summer. McRoberts had his best year as a professional last year in Charlotte averaging eight point and five rebounds. I think he will be a solid contributor in the post for this Heat team. Granger, on the other hand, I don't see fitting in well in Miami or quite honestly anywhere else in the NBA. He's a shell of his former all-star self, and last season Granger only played in 41 games averaging eight points. Every time I see him running down the court I think he could get injured. The most he will bring is veteran leadership, which is somewhat under-rated. When Granger was traded away from the Pacers, Indiana seemingly fell apart the rest of the way. 

I predict that the Heat will finish fifth in an improved Eastern Conference. They have enough talent to compete in this league and I expect to see big things out of Bosh going forward. Erik Spoelstra will have a tough test now that he doesn't have the best player in the world to lean on. This season we'll see how good of a coach Spoelstra really is. 

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Enter in our monthly sneaker design contest. We all have a creative side, some of us like to show it through shoe design. Create your favorite work of art on a pair of shoes. Sometimes simple isn't that great, this is your chance to show us your creative side. Take a chance and create something that will have everyone talking about for yeats to come. Most important rule of customizing your shoes, is to have fun with it.

He work The Mirale of the cards (2001 ), Bobbie´s girl (2002),  Mrs meitlemeihr (2001),  Stig of the dump(2002),  London´s burning (2002),  Love actually (2003),  Entrusted (2003),  Hitler: The Rise of Evil (2003), Ultimate Force(2003), Feather boy (2004), Julian fellowen investigates: a most mysterius murder the case of the croydon poisonings (2005), Nanny Mc Phee (2005), Tristan and isolder (2006), The last legion (2007), Doctor Who (2007) , Phineas and Ferb (2008-present), Pinocchio (2008-present), Bright Star (2009),  Nowhere boy (2010), Death of a superhero (2010), Some dogs Bite (2010), The baytown outlaws (2012), Game of throne (2013), The maze runner (2014).
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James David Rodríguez Rubio, known as James Rodríguez was born the 12th of July, 1991 in Cúcuta, Colombia. When he was a baby he went to live to Ibagué, Colombia, were he played football since he was a child. Thanks to her mum, Pilar Rubio Gómez, he played with Tolima's football and went to good football schools in Ibagué and always played with the number 10 on his shirt. It was at the age of 12, he won his first cup, the Pony Football, with his football team at Medellin. It was Envigado FC who believed in his talent and made him a professional football player. When he was 14, he debuted as a professional player in tournament A, but they went down to tournaments B. The next year, he won his first 

While that was happening, he made part of Colombia's selection sub 17 in which he played in Corea, 2007. It was then when CA Bandfield from Argentina made me part of it in 2008. When he was in Argentina, he was considered the youngest player not from Argentina to debut in and to score a goal. The next year in Apertura tournament I managed to socre some crucial goals, they won the best tittle and also played the Copa Libertadores where he scored more goals. The 6th of July, 2010 he was presented as a football player of Futebol Clube do Porto where he reached 5 prizes including in the International Uefa Europa League and other matches. In 2011 he was admited at Colombia's selection. After he went to A. S. Mónaco F. C.where he was considered one of the best buisness that this team has made cause by that time, he was worth three times more than when they bought it. He is the second colombian player more expensive, after falcao. The 22th of July, 2014 he was admited in Real Madrid C. F. where he's right now playing. 

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The Dallas Mavericks and head coach Rick Carlisle head into the 2014-15 season with a roster loaded with talent. Team owner Mark Cuban isn't afraid to spend money to get what he wants and after a couple of down years after winning the Championship in 2011, Cuban added some pieces to the puzzle this offseason that might just fit. 

You can't talk about the Mavs, without first bringing up their German power-forward Dirk Nowitzki. He's been a staple as the Mavs best player since he came into the league in 1998. He's getting older, but last season he still managed to average 21 points and six rebounds per game. He's a finesse player who can knock it down from anywhere he pleases, and with a solid roster around him this year, I expect him to excel even more if he can stay healthy. After the Mavs won the title in 2011, they seemingly tore up their championship roster. It'll be interesting to see if Dirk has another playoff run left in him. 

When the Houston Rockets took a gamble at signing Chris Bosh in the offseason, they missed on an opportunity to keep Chandler Parsons on their roster for less than a million per year in what was the biggest bargain in basketball. So instead of waiting around in Houston, Parsons went ahead and signed with Dallas for 15 million per season, making him the highest payed player on the team. After falling to the second round in the draft out of Florida, Parsons has become one of the better two-way small forwards in the league. Last year he averaged nearly 17 points and six rebounds per game. He's also a very good defender with good length. I think this was a great addition for this Mavericks squad that will pay off over time. 

Tyson Chandler was apart of the Mavericks championship team in 2011, but he left the team the following summer to join the Knicks. So after three years in New York, Chandler is back in Dallas to serve as their rim protector. Just two seasons ago Chandler was the defensive player of the year, and he also started for Team USA in the 2012 Summer games. He can play, plain and simple and the Mavs are lucky to have him back. Last year he averaged nine points and ten rebounds per game, but now that he's be back in Carlisle's system, I expect his scoring numbers to increase. 

Dallas returns Monta Ellis from last years team, and the streaky scorer has fit in perfectly since he's been a member of the Mavericks. Last year he averaged 19 points and six assister per contest while starting at the shooting guard position. Ellis can light it up on any given night, and the opposing teams will have a hard time covering him and Parsons out on the wings. 

The Mavericks will have plenty of options when it comes to the point guard position. They acquired both Jameer Nelson and Raymond Felton in the offseason to go along with Devin Harris who was on the team last year. Nelson has had a stellar career in Orlando, but most people think he's on the decline after averaging only 12 points per game last season. Felton is coming off a rocky season in which he was in trouble with the law after supposedly pointing a gun at his girlfriend. He's struggled with weight issues in the past as well, so I'm not sure what role he will play on this team. Harris is a guy that's on his second stint with the Mavericks after being traded for Jason Kidd back in the day. He knows the system, and Carlisle is comfortable with him so it'll be interesting to see who plays and who doesn't. 

I expect the Mavericks to make the playoffs despite playing in a stacked Western Conference. I doubt they will be able to finish with home-court advantage, but I do think they will at least finish as a sixth or seventh seed. One thing's for sure, I wouldn't want to face this team in the first round of the playoffs.