The Miami Heat will win the NBA Finals.

Answer to his intro. Predictability is definitely not impossible. If you take a look at when sports predictability is right. The New England Patriots of a couple years ago. They were predicted to win the Super Bowl and what do you know they did. Spain was predicted to win Euro cup in soccer and they did. They were predicted to win the World Cup and what do you know...They did. The Celtics in the 60's. The Lakers in the early 2000's. They were predicted to win and they did. So clearly predictability is possible and it can happen. Just as all of these examples happened. If you would like to provide even further examples just tell me, and I can. Second to his argument about the Clemson Tigers. This is an isolated incident. Agreed that was a tragic downfall but the chances of this happening to the Heat are so minimal. I would greatly appreciate it if my opponent could see the schedule for the Clemson Tigers that year. I guarantee those games they played weren't against high quality teams. As well as who did they play in the first round. Were they expected to win? My answer to his refutation about my first contention. As I read the article that HE provided it continues to say that is to early to worry[1]. And that even teams like the Lakers are struggling against good teams and dominating bad teams. Clearly he is making it bigger than it is. As well as if you take a look at the Heat past schedule during their 14-1 win streak. Two really good teams that they defeated stand out. The New Orleans Hornets and the Los Angeles Lakers. Both of those teams were defeated by double digits. This shows the Heat are coming around and can defeat quality teams. So his refutation should be disregarded [2]. Could my opponent tell me how my fan base argument is a Texas Sharpshooter Fallacy. C2: Star Power My opponent talks about how star power isn't unique to the Miami Heat. Well actually it is. See it is very simple. According to my opponent all good teams have at least one maybe even two star players on their team. Well the Miami Heat has three star players. Let's take a look at the Miami Heat depth chart. They have Lebron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh. Two of those players are two of the top three players in the league. The last one Chris Bosh is in at least the top 25. According to my opponent every team that makes the playoffs has one maybe two meanwhile the Miami Heat have three. This clearly shows the Miami Heat are a powerful team and when they work in harmony they have the ability to win games and eventually the Finals. My opponent says that these teams have impressive depth charts. How many of these teams have a bench that has a clear starter and has the potential to be an all star on any other team. A point guard who was a starter on a national championship team and sunk the game winning shot against his counterpart on the bulls Derrick Rose. How many have a solid starter for many years on the Grizzlies before coming to the Heat to play backup to ensure no one gets to tired. No one, no one has a bench quite like the Heat do. Obviously when a team has this solid of a depth chart they will soon be able to win the Finals. My opponent talks about how Griffin and the Clippers could win. They could but in a couple years. I am talking about who is going to win the NBA Finals this year. Not in 5 years, and if I wanted that debate I would have put that. Now can my opponent find me one time when a team in their rebuilding stage has come "out of the ashes" and won a championship of any kind. [1] http://espn.go.com... [2] http://www.nba.com...