Kaseya Center

It's gonna be a little bit of a wonky schedule because we'll have media day on Monday afternoon, so I'll have our media day takeaways as soon as we can get that posted on Monday afternoon.

And then a bunch of, uh, player interviews, and sit-downs, and stuff like that, that we're going to, uh, to film and tape right from the, uh, practice court there at Kaseya Center.

So we're really excited to give you a bunch of great content going into next week, plus training camp starts, and so, uh, we'll have a lot of coverage from training camp as well.

Thanks so much for making Locked On Heat your first listen every day.

Actually, it's funny.

They moved in 2000, I believe, right, to the AAA?

Well, they moved December 31st, 1999.

Yeah, so

yeah, so 12, 13 years in Miami Arena.

Do you remember who

opened up the AAA? I'm going to guess Gloria.

Yeah.

The ProPhysique Lifestyle Podcast.

We are here at FTX.

I am so excited to be here amongst the greatest.

So we have Paul, myself, Coach Danica.

Fans have been monitoring construction of the sign for the last few days, and it's finally complete.

The sign was lifted to the top of the Kaseya Center by helicopter this week and firmly installed on the roof.

Now, those who fly over the arena will be able to look out their window and see a greeting from Rockstar itself.

You can see the sign at IGN.com.

The city also had a somewhat contentious battle over whether or not it should play a role in marketing Grand Theft Auto 6, since the game revolves around crime and allows the player to gun down police and civilians.

However, the city ultimately ruled in favor of the campaign in the end.

The Kaseya Center is also where the Miami Heat plays, so it's possible Rockstar might also leverage the NBA to market GTA 6.

Miami Heat's first regular season home game will be on October 21st, and it wouldn't be surprising if the broadcast features a shot of the signage.

We got Heat Media Day on Monday.

We'll be, uh, bringing you Heat content all throughout the year, uh, from, from the Miami Heat and what they do out there at the Kaseya Center.

Um, and I do think Giannis behind Luka, my biggest issue with NBA rank here from ESPN, but, you know, it's that Lakers love, you know? It's that West, it's, it's that West Coast Lakers love that people like to, to, to kind of spawn up.

And Luka's a very likable guy, so I'm not even all that worked up or mad about it.

The signs would be allowed between October 15th and December 31st.

Of course, tied to the video game's release, a Welcome to Vice City sign is already on the roof of the Kaseya Center where the Miami Heat play.

Wow.

You ready for a little more South Florida craziness? Sure, I love it.

And I'm like, eh, don't think I'll be there.

October the 6th at the Kaseya Center.

How do you have three teams, red, white, and pink, for an intra-squad game? Whatever.

I'm not going to be there.