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eddieheatfan wrote:heard that bally was having issues with their streaming service that's quite odd since ppl are basically paying over 20 bucks to use their streamwadenation305 wrote:Phuck a pirate life is the life for me. I canceled my Bally Sports subscription. I haven't been able to catch the Heat game in a week. Now it kept trying to place me in Cleveland and OKC trying to watch a game should not be this painful.
Pokuokic wrote:Highsmith looks solid as at the PF way better than Love.
Team Small Ball 
Don't understand this constant swipe at Love. The Heat has played their best ball with Love in the lineup. The team has struggled when Love is not in the game. Tonight Heat looked good with Highsmith at PF and that means now the Heat have found two lineups that work with Higher or Love at PF.Pokuokic wrote:Highsmith looks solid as at the PF way better than Love.
twix2500 wrote:Don't understand this constant swipe at Love. The Heat has played their best ball with Love in the lineup. The team has struggled when Love is not in the game. Tonight Heat looked good with Highsmith at PF and that means now the Heat have found two lineups that work with Higher or Love at PF.Pokuokic wrote:Highsmith looks solid as at the PF way better than Love.
The Heat are a Net plus 21.5 with Love, Bam, Butler, Lowry and Herro lineup. Love is averaging 8.3 pts, 8 rbs, 2.4 asst and 50% from 3 this season. Not sure what you guys are watching
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twix2500 wrote:Getting an off the ball scoring point guard who is smart enough to run the offense on limited handles is the target this team should have. Players like Norman Powell and Coby White could be the right chemistry fit and a huge impact without having to give up much in return. The Clips have a glut of guards and no depth at forward and the Heat have plenty of forward depth but lack guards.
Team Small Ball 
Your contradicting yourself. You are saying his numbers are from inflation but then say he hasn't played much and only with the starting lineup. You saying he numbers are good because he played the Pistons but then say he was bad vs the Pistons. He is brought here to compliment the starting lineup, that is his role. What are you expecting him to carry the team with bench players? He was brought here to be a passer, rebounder and shooter. Has he not done that and has the lineup he played with flourished? Yes he has, when he is in with the starters the unit has flourished.Pokuokic wrote:twix2500 wrote:Don't understand this constant swipe at Love. The Heat has played their best ball with Love in the lineup. The team has struggled when Love is not in the game. Tonight Heat looked good with Highsmith at PF and that means now the Heat have found two lineups that work with Higher or Love at PF.Pokuokic wrote:Highsmith looks solid as at the PF way better than Love.
The Heat are a Net plus 21.5 with Love, Bam, Butler, Lowry and Herro lineup. Love is averaging 8.3 pts, 8 rbs, 2.4 asst and 50% from 3 this season. Not sure what you guys are watching
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Thos stats are grossly inflated because most of that came against Detroit where Love made Stewart look like a prime Charles Barkely. Thos plus minus stats are almost meaningless in general let alone a 1-2 game sample size and Love has the luxury of playing with Herro/Butler/Bam most the time. His FG% is 36.5 which is shocking for anyone in any league and his 3PT% is 40% while Highsmith is at 71%
twix2500 wrote:Your contradicting yourself. You are saying his numbers are from inflation but then say he hasn't played much and only with the starting lineup. You saying he numbers are good because he played the Pistons but then say he was bad vs the Pistons. He is brought here to compliment the starting lineup, that is his role. What are you expecting him to carry the team with bench players? He was brought here to be a passer, rebounder and shooter. Has he not done that and has the lineup he played with flourished? Yes he has, when he is in with the starters the unit has flourished.Pokuokic wrote:twix2500 wrote:Don't understand this constant swipe at Love. The Heat has played their best ball with Love in the lineup. The team has struggled when Love is not in the game. Tonight Heat looked good with Highsmith at PF and that means now the Heat have found two lineups that work with Higher or Love at PF.
The Heat are a Net plus 21.5 with Love, Bam, Butler, Lowry and Herro lineup. Love is averaging 8.3 pts, 8 rbs, 2.4 asst and 50% from 3 this season. Not sure what you guys are watching
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Thos stats are grossly inflated because most of that came against Detroit where Love made Stewart look like a prime Charles Barkely. Thos plus minus stats are almost meaningless in general let alone a 1-2 game sample size and Love has the luxury of playing with Herro/Butler/Bam most the time. His FG% is 36.5 which is shocking for anyone in any league and his 3PT% is 40% while Highsmith is at 71%
The games that Love has sat out, the starting lineup has sucked.
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VaDe255 wrote:This is Duncans shot selection this year.
I know some ppl have been trashing him, but it's crazy to me. It is almost impeccable, he is either getting an easy layup or shoots the 3. If you normalize his playingtime to 36 minutes, he is basically having a career year so far. Still attempting 3s with the frequency he used to, but also getting way more free layups.
Besides Herro he looks like the most improved player this season.
contract wrote:twix2500 wrote:Getting an off the ball scoring point guard who is smart enough to run the offense on limited handles is the target this team should have. Players like Norman Powell and Coby White could be the right chemistry fit and a huge impact without having to give up much in return. The Clips have a glut of guards and no depth at forward and the Heat have plenty of forward depth but lack guards.
I don't see the Clippers taking Duncan back without requiring picks, and you can forget about that.
