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Kirk Goldsbury, I don't know if you believe in fate, but I believe I was meant to do this

podcast today with you. With things going really well in the 305 at the moment.

As Miami routes the Celtics to take a three nothing series lead one win away for the

Miami Heat from the NBA finals.

The heater coming off a 128 102, rubbing in game three on Sunday night and they're leading

the Eastern Conference finals three games to none. Game fours tonight. And so today,

Kirk, we're going to be talking about heat culture, something I'm supposed to be very

familiar with, but you're going to actually teach me more on that.

You are an expert. I have done some research. I think together is a, we can help the audience

really have a great understanding of what heat culture actually is.

Talk to me here. What's the secret sauce? How has Miami gone from the brink of playoff

elimination after dropping the first play in game against the Hawks to the cusp of making

history?

Let me give you two quick plays that I think epitomize this incredible heat run in game

four against New York. The next we're trying to stage a late game come back down seven

with just over three minutes left. They're all star forward Julius Randall blue pass

Bam out of bio and drove toward the rim, but instead of an open lane, Randall found Max

Bruce.

The drive bottom of the circle runs into spruce. Offensive foul and Julius Randall is done

for the evening. It was the end of the night for Julius and for all intents and purposes.

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