HEAT considering re-signing Beasley

Miamis3rdRing · Post #31 » by **Miamis3rdRing** » Sat Sep 7, 2013 10:27 pm

ifrosty13 wrote:Does this mean we would get back the Beasley loving posters? If so, please don't sign him Riles.

They are already back, both here and elsewhere. :lol:

On the "official" Heat forums I have seen people say:

- Beasley would be our 3rd option on offense over Bosh.
- Beasley would win 6th man of the year here.
- He could make the All-Star team if he's on the Heat and voted in by coaches.
- He could replace Haslem as he continues to age (Despite him having none of the skills that UD has)
- He would be a "real" stretch 4 instead of Battier and that he also would not get abused at the 4 like Battier did.
- People have taken Shane completely out of the projected rotation and replaced him with Beasley.

I kid you not, all of these posts came within the last 24 hours. :nonono:

RexBoyWonder · Post #32 » by **RexBoyWonder** » Sat Sep 7, 2013 10:28 pm

ifrosty13 wrote:Does this mean we would get back the Beasley loving posters? If so, please don't sign him Riles.

Yea i doubt that are any real lovers left out threre..at this point..it's a minimal bench player impact addition.

Edit..After seeing the last post before mine..i stand corrected...some people are hopeless :lol:

Zasterror · Post #33 » by **Zasterror** » Sat Sep 7, 2013 10:32 pm

Eh, if he comes then OK, if not then no skin off my back.

But Beasley has always been talented, just never had his head in the right place.

twix2500 · Post #34 » by **twix2500** » Sat Sep 7, 2013 10:35 pm

Not going to happen and the Heat are not interested. He has to prove that he is off of drugs, but he is far removed from proving that.

Now as far as his talent Pat would love to have Beasley. Beasley would fit well next to Lebron. He is a great finisher and adds rebounding at the forward position that we lost in Mike Miller.

If the Heat were really considering Beasley, they would treat him similiar to Anderson. They would ask him to do acheive certian personal goals in regards to his addiction and if he follow thru then they may sign him mid season.

HeatDaChamps · Post #35 » by **HeatDaChamps** » Sat Sep 7, 2013 11:08 pm

twix2500 wrote:Not going to happen and the Heat are not interested. He has to prove that he is off of drugs, but he is far removed from proving that.

Now as far as his talent Pat would love to have Beasley. Beasley would fit well next to Lebron. He is a great finisher and adds rebounding at the forward position that we lost in Mike Miller.

If the Heat were really considering Beasley, they would treat him similiar to Anderson. They would ask him to do acheive certian personal goals in regards to his addiction and if he follow thru then they may sign him mid season.

lmao cuz we should believe you over Woj, hilarious. Heat media sources are shooting down the report but i cant fathom it not having any bit of truth. Woj has too much credibility.

Grumpy Heat Fan · Post #36 » by **Grumpy Heat Fan** » Sat Sep 7, 2013 11:20 pm

Heat shooting down the rumors probably because they don't want someone else to copy...... everytime the Heat want someone, 10 more teams suddenly want that player.

or even take the player out of spite, like Cuban.

CablexDeadpool · Post #37 » by **CablexDeadpool** » Sat Sep 7, 2013 11:57 pm

Michael Beasley would be a Jamal Crawford/Jamison type of player on the Heat if he is just allowed to score

I think Beasley would be a good cheap reclamation project for Riley. The Heat really really needs someone that can create their own shoot...really bad..

Ray Allen trying to dribble is just disgusting.

Beasley is a great 24 min type of player. If his jumpshot is hot like Brandon Jennings, he is unstoppable and he's like that 1/4 of the time like Brandon Jennings, so that is great.

His defense can't be as bad as Mike Miller, Ray Allen, Wade (when he is being a diva) or Mike Bibby. Just don't play him in the late rounds in the playoffs, let him run around in the regular season and average 14 and 5.

Beasley 20 times out of the year can give you this...and this is him coming off the bench and not even starting.

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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI5sHU1bwrg[/youtube]

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HeatDaChamps · Post #38 » by **HeatDaChamps** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 12:06 am

the bidding war theory might be true, the heat dont want teams bidding on tito, prob dont want to give him the mle.

twix2500 · Post #39 » by **twix2500** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 12:26 am

HeatDaChamps wrote:
twix2500 wrote:Not going to happen and the Heat are not interested. He has to prove that he is off of drugs, but he is far removed from proving that.

Now as far as his talent Pat would love to have Beasley. Beasley would fit well next to Lebron. He is a great finisher and adds rebounding at the forward position that we lost in Mike Miller.

If the Heat were really considering Beasley, they would treat him similiar to Anderson. They would ask him to do acheive certian personal goals in regards to his addiction and if he follow thru then they may sign him mid season.

lmao cuz we should believe you over Woj, hilarious. Heat media sources are shooting down the report but i cant fathom it not having any bit of truth. Woj has too much credibility.

lmao you laugh at believing me over Woj, yet you do indeed believe me lol.

Mars · Post #40 » by **Mars** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 12:53 am

Whether you like Wojnarowski or not, the one thing that can be said about him is he's a journalist's journalist. He never comes out with any sourced-based story unless he feels there's some journalistic merit to it, backed from sources he views as reliable.

He once mentioned, on Le Batard's radio show, that he won't run with a story unless he has two independent sources that can confirm the information he's gathered.

Doesn't mean the 'Heat considering Beasley' story ultimately winds up having legs, but someone within the circle of trust fed Woj that info, which he then confirmed elsewhere, or he wouldn't have gone to print with it.

twix2500 · Post #41 » by **twix2500** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 1:26 am

Mars wrote:Whether you like Wojnarowski or not, the one thing that can be said about him is he's a journalist's journalist. He never comes out with any sourced-based story unless he feels there's some journalistic merit to it, backed from sources he views as reliable.

He once mentioned, on Le Batard's radio show, that he won't run with a story unless he has two independent sources that can confirm the information he's gathered.

Doesn't mean the 'Heat considering Beasley' story ultimately winds up having legs, but someone within the circle of trust fed Woj that info, which he then confirmed elsewhere, or he wouldn't have gone to print with it.

Okay and?? Who said anything of me liking or disliking Woj? Im not the defending him. Woj chose his words wisely, he may be right because how can you prove "considering" to be wrong?? Considering is a very lose definition, it could mean nothing or like some of you guys suggesting it means the Heat are negotiating lol. Beasley loved it here in Miami, and no one in the Heat organization dislike Beas as a person. And the reports are that the players or a player are talking about the idea of Beasley being a Heat again, not the organization. Yet Im sure Beasley has contacted Spo, and Im sure they had conversations. But the Heat organization will not make a move on Beas in his present situation. He has to prove his drug addiction is being managed. Remember when Beas was with the Heat, the organization itself put Beasley into drug rehab and it didnt work. They are not going to go out of their way again, until he proves it on his on.

trevor0333 · Post #42 » by **trevor0333** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 1:40 am

Beasley would ruin the Heat. LBJ will literally murder him and end up in jail ruining the Heats chance for a threepeat

Brettfinch · Post #43 » by **Brettfinch** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 1:46 am

phrazbit wrote:
MiamiHeatFan6 wrote:Overrating Beasley? Sorry but i am speaking the truth. He lacks that fire and motivation he has talent to be a solid Forward. And please explain how and what I'm overrating Beasley?

Beasley is horrible at basketball... thats where you're overrating him. No one is going to give him 3.5 mil, I can guarantee that too.

how can you possibly say Beasley is horrible at basketball? If he signed with the heat he'd be top 5 (In terms of talent and athleticism) on the reigning nba champion's team... People seem to forget this guy averaged a shade under 20 points per game his sophomore year. Beasley's troubles have nothing to do with his basketball skills, it's all mental, effort and off court issues...

Anyways I think this would be a great signing for the heat, every reason has already been mentioned above, thanks.

uncmon · Post #44 » by **uncmon** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 1:48 am

trevor0333 wrote:Beasley would ruin the Heat. LBJ will literally murder him and end up in jail ruining the Heats chance for a threepeat

How do you think he's going to ruin the Heat. I feel players like wade Bron and ud will keep in line. There will be all this talk when we first sign him if we do. But I think he will keep his s**t straight with this team.

lalalisa · Post #45 » by **lalalisa** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 2:10 am

ifrosty13 wrote:Does this mean we would get back the Beasley loving posters? If so, please don't sign him Riles.

Hehe I remember those days

LoveMyHeat · Post #46 » by **LoveMyHeat** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 2:39 am

I've gone back and forth on Beasley, but I would be okay with giving him a chance.

LikeABosh · Post #47 » by **LikeABosh** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 2:40 am

Eh, whatever. Get him for the minimum and I'd be pleased

S Curry · Post #48 » by **S Curry** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 3:13 am

twix2500 wrote:Not going to happen and the Heat are not interested. He has to prove that he is off of drugs, but he is far removed from proving that.

Now as far as his talent Pat would love to have Beasley. Beasley would fit well next to Lebron. He is a great finisher and adds rebounding at the forward position that we lost in Mike Miller.

If the Heat were really considering Beasley, they would treat him similiar to Anderson. They would ask him to do acheive certian personal goals in regards to his addiction and if he follow thru then they may sign him mid season.

I would love if this would happen, it will mean he is trying to be serious and he really wants a spot in the team.

Post #49 » by **DefenseWins** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 3:14 am

Tim Reynolds also said how we were going to amnesty Joel and keep Miller...

Meh, I am not surprised.

We will see come October. But I wouldn't mind him back, he won't be a huge part of this team, just someone off the bench who is still young.

Also I hope people don't want him back because of some locker room presence or something, the Big 3 (especially Wade and UD) will set him straight. Many people also thought Birdman would have been bad for the locker room lol. Yeah he smokes weed and all that, Rio did too WITH him and he is still here.

truthiness · Post #50 » by **truthiness** » Sun Sep 8, 2013 3:33 am

I think there are better odds of Oden having a great season than of Beasley (ever) reaching his potential.

It would be funny though if Oden DID have a monster season (monster meaning 70-80% of what he was when he did play) AND Beasley managed to become a 6th man candidate. People would get mad. Again. They'd yell collusion. Again. They'll claim Beasley played like crap on purpose and Oden faked an injury, just to end up on the same team with Lebron, Wade and Bosh and rake in the titles.