Who was in charge of the Heat in the 1990s?

Without the heat of mourning, it becomes very dull and simple. Mourning is a sexy man, always will be.

Whether Mourning comes to the Heat or Mourning leaves the Heat, he is the person who has the greatest influence on the team. When he was traded to the Heat by Charlotte Hornets, he had a direct impact on the team. As a member of the Heat, Mourning played his legendary career here.

In those years of the Heat, he experienced the most extraordinary period of the Heat and the most brilliant period of his career. 1998- 1999 season, mourning was selected as the NBA's best team and won the NBA's best defensive player twice.

From then on, Mourning's fatal kidney disease struck, almost ending his career and even his life. After the operation, he was forced to leave the Heat and spent two years in the New Jersey Nets. In 2004-2005, Mourning returned to Miami with amazing perseverance and won the championship ring in 2005-2006. Mourning wept with joy.

Mourning is a passionate team leader. Even in the recession of his career, he still contributed five blocked shots in the sixth game of the finals. This heroic feat is enough to make him famous in history.

The Lakers have Magic Johnson, the Celtics have Larry Bird and the Heat have Iron Man Mourning. There is nothing more to be proud of.

Charlotte wasp period

Born in Chesapeake, Massachusetts, Mourning was selected by Charlotte Hornets with the second overall pick of 1992 in the first round, second only to shaquille o'neal, and then led the Hornets to 50 wins. 1995, due to the contradiction with the head coach, mourning refused to extend the rookie contract and was traded to Miami Heat.

Miami fever period

In the next seven seasons, Mourning became the pillar of the Heat, leading the Heat to the playoffs many times. Before the start of the 2000 season, Mourning was diagnosed with severe renal failure. His condition deteriorated and he had to miss the whole season of 2002.