Locked On Heat - Daily Podcast On The Miami Heat

In an eye-opening discussion, Ross Jackson (Locked On Saints) Aaron Freeman (Falcons) Tony Wiggins (Locked On Jaguars) John Hickman (Locked On Texans) Chris Carter (Locked On Steelers) Keith Pompey (Locked On 76ers) Coty Davis (Locked On Texans) and Your Boy Q (Locked On Raiders) come together for a special Locked On Podcast Network Black Lives Matter Roundtable. These eight Locked On hosts share their first-hand experiences as black men in America. When was the first time they clocked racism in their lives? What are the pet peeves they experience as a black man? In the wake of George Floyd's killing, does this movement feel different than those of the past? What needs to happen for this moment in time to have a lasting impact on society and to result in real gains for social justice? And, will these experiences change the next generation?  

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With the O.G. Udonis Haslem celebrating his birthday, I talk about his career, impact on and off the court, and why he's one of the most important players in franchise history. Then, I look at the possibility of adding DeMarcus Cousins to the roster and the NBA's latest medical plan.

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After an appropriate hiatus, I address the need to change the country's justice system and end racism, while trying to make sense of basketball looming large in the horizon. Thank you for supporting the show during troubling times.

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The Miami Heat kept losing to the New York Knicks. There's no way around it. With Alonzo Mourning at his peak and Tim Hardaway in his decline, the team kept trying to find a way to get past their biggest rival. We look back at 2000 and the beginning of the end of an era,

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Taking a leap back in time to look at the year 1990, with a new franchise still trying to find an identity. A young core of players that included Glen Rice, Rony Seikaly and Sherman Douglas would work hard and win very little but it was the start of Heat Basketball as we know it today.

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The NBA is in exploratory talks with Walt Disney World to resume the season and a proposed 16-seed playoffs is a possibility. What does this mean for Miami and their possible opponent, the Oklahoma City Thunder? Plus, the amnesty clause and its impact on the Heat roster.

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What if Dwyane Wade, the best player to wear a Heat uniform, would have been drafted by the Clippers instead? If Pat Riley had selected Chris Kaman in 2003, that's the scenario in Miami. How would the franchise have moved forward without Wade?

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LeBron James and "The Decision" changed the Heat and the NBA forever. But what if he had never joined Miami in 2010? Or, what if he never left the team in 2014? The result might surprise you.

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Perhaps the most influential figure in South Florida sports history, Pat Riley is surrounded by unanswered questions. What if he never left the Knicks in 1995? Or taken over for Stan Van Gundy in 2005? Or coached the Big 3 in 2010? Listen and find out!

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The first great player of the Pat Riley Era in Heat history, what if Alonzo Mourning never joins the team in 1995? Or if he had never suffered a potentially career-threatening kidney disease that changed the course of the franchise forever? I'll be exploring the biggest questions of Zo's career on today's special episode.

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