Media posing for pictures with Heat players?

No one's jealous -- especially of your nonexistent credibility.

 

That's what happens when you left 17-year-old bloggers out of the basement.

(And that, folks, was the first handful of mud thrown.)

 

What happens when you right them?

 

of what? How'd they smell, jocksniffer

 

No, jealous isn't the right word ...

 

Then they don't take act like fanboys.

(Good catch.)

 

It's completely unprofessional.

 

Did you also get autographs fanboy?

 

I was at the workouts in question. Sure wish everybody would stop hyperventilating and first ask whether there is any basis to the accusation. I can't say I watched everybody for every minute of the media session, but I saw nothing to validate this charge and cannot believe it happened without creating a buzz among the tightly sequestered media contingent afterward (we were bused into and out of the base).
Maybe, just maybe, they're talking about a handful of airmen and airwomen photographing the workout and "reporting" on it for the Hurlburt Field website. That also would explain the writer's reference to this being a scene you'd rarely see in Miami. Airmen and airwomen usually don't turn up for Heat practice at AmericanAirlines Arena.
Then again, it's also possible the whole thing is a bunch of BS.

 

Or, it's completely possible it happened. Which, sadly, is the most likely explanation.

 

Jealous? No.
Nauseous? Oh yeah.