Five Reasons doesn’t embarrass itself at media game
We don’t watch well.
The Miami teams lose every time we hold a watch party.
But maybe we play better.
Five Reasons Sports and Miami Heat Beat each entered teams in the 2019 Miami Heat media challenge today at AmericanAirlines Arena. We had enough players — 14 — that we sacrificed David Friedman right after the birth of his boy Wade, giving him to CBS4 because they needed a player and we needed luxury tax savings.
Both teams started 2-0, with Chris Cochran (part-time producer of the Five Reasons flagship) anchoring the Five Reasons defense, and Alphonse Sidney and Giancarlo Navas being phased out of the Miami Heat Beat rotation.
So @Alf954 and @gnavas103 start their game in their proper position. pic.twitter.com/EuVuWc72ZE
— Five Reasons Sports Network (@5ReasonsSports) June 29, 2019
But like the modern day Heat, both teams regressed to the mean right as they were set to clash in the semifinals, each losing its final two games and being eliminated.
Both @5ReasonsSports and @miaheatbeat started 2-0 and finished 2-2.
Stuck in the middle.
You finish the tweet. pic.twitter.com/hJnQL6HOpj
— Five Reasons Sports Network (@5ReasonsSports) June 29, 2019
Highlights?
You want highlights?!
You really don’t, but here are some:
Rolling a 7 man rotation in another win. pic.twitter.com/ej6llzHrVT
— Five Reasons Sports Network (@5ReasonsSports) June 29, 2019
Me doing my best Jax Show:
So @5ReasonsSports won its opener against @Local10Sports with @cochran108 locking down on D. @BALLSCAST with the photobomb. pic.twitter.com/gRVc5xOSqU
— Five Reasons Sports Network (@5ReasonsSports) June 29, 2019
While also pulling my Coach Sko act:
And some more:
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