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The Miami Heat were founded in 1988 and play in the Southeast Division of the Eastern Conference. The Heat won their first and only NBA Championship in 2006 led by Dwayne Wade and Shaq. After making the playoffs again in 2007, they failed to come close in 2008, finishing with a disappointing 15-67 record.
Miami returned to playoff form in 2009 with an injury free Wade having one of his best seasons to date. He scored over 2,300 points with over 500 assists. After completing the regular season at 43-39, the Heat advanced to the first round of the playoffs to play the Atlanta Hawks. In a hard fought seven game series, Atlanta was able to edge out Miami.
The 2010 Heat advanced to the post-season but were forced to make another early exit after falling to the Boston Celtics in five games. In what may be remembered as the most blockbuster offseason in all of professional sports, team president Pat Riley re-signed Dwayne Wade while bringing in 2x MVP LeBron James and All-Star forward Chris Bosh. After re-tooling the roster to better fit the NBA's new Big 3, Miami placed first in their division. They went all the way to the NBA Finals, but lost to the Dallas Mavericks in six games.
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