#championships

#championships

1. Pat Riley instilling #HEATCulture™ Say what you want about Riley's shortcomings the last few years, but without him laying the bedrock as the culture bearer, this franchise would be a nothingburger. 2. Erik Spoelstra He's the best coach in the NBA, and any team would kill to have him in their building. Instead, he's ours. 3. Dwyane Wade You thought I wasn't going to put Wade at No. 3? You're crazy.

The New York Yankees won the World Series in 2000 - their third consecutive championship - then lost the World Series in 2001. Since then, only one champion has even returned to the World Series the following year. Over half the time - 12 times in 23 years - the World Series champion did not even qualify for the postseason the following year. Seven champions lost in the next year's league championship series. Three lost in the next year's division series.

To be honest, when I set my sights on doing something, and I know what I'm capable of, it's not like a surprise to me,

Doncic expressed a strong determination to win championships with the Lakers, stating, "We have what we need to compete for the championship... I'll try to win every game no matter what."

"I think that way of thinking is disappearing from society. I still think we have to keep opening doors, normalising situations that are becoming more and more normal and that have to be normal."

Oleksander Usyk solidified his No. 1 spot with a one-sided demolition of Daniel Dubois in their rematch at London's Wembley Stadium, dropping Dubois in Round 5 twice.

Goring's leadership and versatility proved to be the final ingredient in the recipe for a championship. The team went from hovering around .500 at the deadline to finishing second in the Patrick Division after acquiring Goring from the Kings.

The Wimbledon Championships 2025 will focus on all-white outfits for players and fans, and will feature a fortnight of intense tennis competition.

It's incredible, Florida's Brad Marchand said. It's a feeling you can't really describe. Words can't put this into reality how great it feels.

Founded in 2003, US Air Guitar champions the art of air guitar, turning it from a bedroom pastime into a worldwide competitive spectacle.

Ryan Perry, a first-year player at Heritage High, achieved a remarkable hole in one during the North Coast Section Division I championships, showcasing his potential.

"Our goal coming into every year is to win City and keep the streak going, but this year the fire got us fired up and made us even more determined... winning a championship with my best friends."

To win a tournament, I always say you have to run good, which I did, but I'm feeling pretty dialed in. I've been working really hard on my mental game.