Miami was at the center of the basketball universe last night with the epic Game 6 of the NBA Finals that had the Spurs choke away the win to the Heat in the final seconds. 

I admit, I am rooting for the Spurs to win the series, so I am not trying to be mean saying they choked. It is just the unfortunate truth as they missed 2 crucial free throws and turnovers (or non-calls) in the closing seconds. 

The Miami Heat fans have taken a lot of critiscm as well for thinking the Spurs had the game in the bag. 

With 28 seconds left in the 4th quarter, the Spurs were up 94-89 and the some of the fans had seen enough and exited the arena. Of course, we all know that the Heat came back with Ray Allen's 3 pointer and won the game in overtime. 

The Heat fans have long been known for showing up late to the games and leaving early. You would think though with it being the finals, even simply for the huge money they paid for the tickets, that they would stay through the trophy ceremony, just to be a part of it. 

It is protocol for arena workers and security to not let re-entry to fans once they leave the building. So as Heat fans heard about the comeback and overtime period, even though they tried to get back in, it was to no avail. 

The often soft spoken (since he has been in Miami) Chris Bosh decided to let his true feelings be know about his thoughts on the fans leaving early during practice today. 

Bosh said, "For all those guys who left, don't come back for Game 7." He continued, "You never give up. People gave up on us and they can stay where they are watch the game at home."

Lebron James was a little bit more understanding saying, "I aplogize to our fans from last night. But the game is - that's why the game is played all the way to zeros". 

Game 7 is tomorrow night (Thursday) on ABC. 

What did you think when you found out Miami Heat fans were leaving early before the game was over?