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The Heat tried to make it up to the fan who’d wanted to see Jimmy Butler play.
It’s the scenario every fan fears: arriving at the ballpark, stadium or arena, shelling out money to see a superstar player, only to find out the player is absent due to injury, rest or otherwise extenuating circumstances.
One Heat fan experienced a particularly crushing version of this experience Tuesday evening before Miami’s home game against the Celtics. The young fan was captured on camera holding a sign that read “Dear Jimmy (Butler): We flew over 4405 miles to see you play.
Life is like a box of chocolates: you never know when a 4,000-mile trip to see your favorite NBA star gets derailed when he’s declared inactive at game time.
That was the reality for a young Miami Heat fan who flew 4,405 miles to watch Heat forward Jimmy Butler play Tuesday night against the Boston Celtics but was down in the dumps when his journey took a twist.
The young fan appeared at Miami-Dade Arena (formerly addressed as FTX Arena) an hour before the game and was notified that Butler was downgraded to inactive due to a back injury.