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If you are a basketball fan in 1990 and you and your friends were in a heated discussion about your favorite teams chances are the Miami Heat would never come up in conversation. This young upstart franchise of the National Basketball Association was still getting its act together since its inception in 1988 as an expansion franchise together with the Charlotte Hornet. Mickey Arison the owner of the team had a vision back then which was either considered unique or a product of the humidity.

Of course, no one's laughing now when you consider that this year's roster includes NBA's big three; Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh and of course, Lebron James. Their home games are played at the American Airlines Arena located in downtown Miami Florida. Getting your hands on Miami Heat tickets requires advanced preparation and tactical precision because over the years it is not uncommon for them to sell out their home games.

Over the years the team has become one of the most illustrious members of the Southeast division in the Eastern Conference. Basketball Hall of Famer coach Pat Riley was known to run a tight ship considering that over the last 24 years they made it to the playoffs 15 out of 23 times. The truth is; who's counting? What this team specializes in his excitement. Forbes Magazine has value the franchise at 425 million dollars because of its ability to generate sales. This is undoubtedly one of the most fan friendly teams in all of the NBA.

This team has racked up some incredible successes over the years having captured eight division titles, two Eastern conference championships and one NBA championship in 2006. Miami Heat fans have come to expect quality performances from its team and they sure know how to deliver tightly played games.

There have been six head coaches since the team's inception; Ron Rothstein was the first working with the team for three seasons. Basketball legend Pat Riley coached the team for 11 seasons racking up 50 playoff games and 26 wins. Coach Stan Van Gundy bested the averages for the highest winning percentage in the regular season and current head coach Erik Spoelstra is following in the footsteps of legends and basically grew up coaching the Heat since 2008.

The franchisor's general managers are often overlooked but are instrumental in the success of any team. That fact is clearly evident by the immeasurable support that Lewis Schaffel gave to this team from 1988 to 1995. Dave Wohl came in in 1995 for a short time and a year later was followed by Randy Pfund. Hall of Famer Pat Riley is currently the man in charge and was named NBA Executive of the Year in 2011.

Miami Heat fans are loyal to the core and make season tickets a sought after commodity. To state that this franchise has a rabid following would be an understatement which is why obtaining Miami Heat tickets is often included in many a Floridian family's annual budget.