As is to be expected, one the greatest beneficiaries of the Miami Heat’s appearance in the 2012 NBA Finals is the South Florida hotel scene. With this in mind, a website called Miami Hotels Blog posted a little nugget highlighting some of the restaurants and hotels that reside near the American Airlines Arena.
Fair enough, right?
At first glance, everything appears to be OK until taking a closer look at the team this lacking in sports knowledge writer appears to believe is playing his or hers hometown Heat.
The unbelievable sentence reads as follows:
Miami’s all-star basketball team is playing hard in the National Basketball Association’s Finals against the Kansas City Thunder.
The Kansas City Thunder???
Last Thursday, 
Miami Heat president Pat Riley is now the proud owner of a whopping eight NBA championship rings.
Game 1 of the 2012 NBA Finals was without question the biggest sporting event in the history of Oklahoma. While the Oklahoma Sooner and Oklahoma State Cowboy football and basketball programs have been a part of the national sports scene for many decades, the state’s entry into the world of professional sports only took place a mere four years ago, when the former Seattle SuperSonics decided to hang their hat in downtown Oklahoma City.
Tuesday night, the Oklahoma City Thunder host the Miami Heat in Game 1 of the 2012 NBA Finals. OKC will be the setting for Games 1 and 2 (played Tuesday and Thursday night), as well as possible Games 6 and 7 (scheduled for June 24 and June 26 respectively). 
Tuesday was an off day in the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals, with both the Los Angeles Kings and New Jersey Devils electing to practice at the Kings and Lakers shared facility in El Segundo (CA). The 
The New Jersey Devils took to the ice at the Kings and Lakers shared facility in El Segundo (CA), shortly after LA’s off day workout came to a conclusion on Tuesday. The 
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