In Wynwood, a 60-foot mural of the Miami Heat and frontline soldiers has been unveiled.

As a way to remember everyone to wear a mask, the mural honors healthcare workers and shows Heat players.

It’s on the northwest corner of 36th Street and Fifth Avenue.

Kyle Holbrook, the artist who made the painting, said that he will spend Christmas alone this year to be safe.

Holbrook said, “The whole point is to remind People from Miami and visitors—because everyone’s coming down here to Miami—to wear masks. Let’s do it together in solidarity against .”

The Miami Heat won the Eastern Conference in 2020, so the painting is also a way to celebrate.

Former LeBron James Coach Applauds His Commitment To Fitness

LeBron James, a point forward for the Los Angeles Lakers who is 39 years old, is still playing at an All-Star level in his 21st season as a pro. He is the oldest player in the game. Although he is famous for being very fit, Anthony Chiang of The Miami Herald reports that the 6’9″ superstar’s former head coach thinks he should get more credit for working hard to keep it up.

“Most people don’t see it, and they think he doesn’t either.” “They just think he’s the best athlete in this game, which he was for a long time,” Spoelstra said. “All of that other stuff has helped him stay at this level, though.”He will have a day when he can still win without any physical tools. His size and brain will be enough to do it. He’s not even close to that, though.

He can still do it with his body too.” James is the clear star of the 17-17 Lakers. He has averaged 25.4 points, 7.4 assists, 7.4 rebounds, 1.4 steals, and 0.7 blocks in 31 games. His shooting percentages are.535/.409/.749. The second game of the season will be tomorrow night at 7 p.m. PT between Los Angeles and Spoelstra’s 19-14 Heat. Locally, you can watch on Spectrum SportsNet, and across the country, you can watch on NBA TV.