Summer of improvement : Your view

Maroko · Post #1 » by **Maroko** » Wed Jul 16, 2014 8:51 pm

My Thread - My Rules :

1) Pick a heat player of this season

2) Tell us what you would like to see him improving this summer (3 area)

3) If you agree with what he has been said then And1 instead of quoting and saying "I DEF AGREE WITH YOU..."

4) If you disagree, make your own post and give us your view (No quote !)

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1) Finish at the rim :

2) Lead the tempo :

3) Become a poison :

Your turn

dolphinatik · Post #2 » by **dolphinatik** » Wed Jul 16, 2014 9:26 pm

Norris Cole

"I DEF AGREE WITH YOU..." on points 2 and 3. On point 1 I think he needs to know when to go for the rim and when to bckoff, when to use a floater and when to go for a dunk instead of a layup. He should watch Tony Parker who does a great job and being a pest in the paint and not getting his shot stuffed.

my turn.

Dwayne Wade

1) Work on that outside shot : be deadly from midrange, get back to the bank shots you used to use when you were younger, develop a three point game

2) Be about business : no complaining or begging for calls, get back on D, hustle, be that defensive pest that was always around the ball getting steals, stay out of the paint trying to block shots and get back to your man on the perimeter.

3) Setup your teammates - make your teammates better y involving everyone, Wade was great at setting up Shaq, Haslem for his midrange jumper. Wade needs to find a way to incorporate ways to setup everyone on the floor and make them better.

number1joker · Post #3 » by **number1joker** » Wed Jul 16, 2014 9:47 pm

Bosh

1) Be the "man" again

2) Rebound

3) Be More consistent. Wanna see almost 20 10 every night.

MHeatfan · Post #4 » by **MHeatfan** » Wed Jul 16, 2014 10:28 pm

Mario Chamlers:

1. DECISION MAKING. He's a good point guard. He's good in big games. But this season in the playoffs he freaking dissapeared. The heat don't need a superstar at point. Play the role that is needed instead of trying to do to much.

2. Shooting. Not a weakness at all but Rio is above average at shooting, I'd like for him to try and turn into a dead eye shooter.

3. Quickness. Idk if this is even possible. Maybe Rio can shed a few pounds. But I'd love to see him a half step quicker next year.

Maroko · Post #5 » by **Maroko** » Wed Jul 16, 2014 11:07 pm

Coach Spo

1) Making adjustements : When he has one thing in his mind (before a game/series), he doesnt change at all, he prefers dying with his ideas instead of making adjustements

2) Reinvent yourself : Since LeBron is gone, we need a new offensive AND defensive system, he has the summer to think about making Chris Bosh our first option on offense and making Wade back to his rythm.

3) Be respected : Despite an incredible record, he is not so respected by the refs like Pop, Doc or Carlisle for influencing them, he is too nice !

HeatNation88 · Post #6 » by **HeatNation88** » Wed Jul 16, 2014 11:43 pm

I'll keep it short and simple

Chris Bosh

1) Rebounding

2) Needs to be aggressive

3) "Must" learn how to defend the paint

Maroko · Post #7 » by **Maroko** » Thu Jul 17, 2014 12:42 am

1) Ball handling : If he wants to get to the paint, he has to work that aspect or he will turnover the ball over and over

2) Bulk up :lift:

3) Defense : If he wants to get a chance, he needs to improve his man to man defense, his offense will follow i have no doubt about it.

HIF · Post #8 » by **HIF** » Thu Jul 17, 2014 4:58 am

Birdman

1. Change hairstyle 3 times during the season

2. Develop a slow motion arm/wing flap

3. Get in some opposition faces.

DWadeno3 · Post #9 » by **DWadeno3** » Thu Jul 17, 2014 7:17 am

dolphinatik wrote:Norris Cole

"I DEF AGREE WITH YOU..." on points 2 and 3. On point 1 I think he needs to know when to go for the rim and when to bckoff, when to use a floater and when to go for a dunk instead of a layup. He should watch Tony Parker who does a great job and being a pest in the paint and not getting his shot stuffed.

my turn.

Dwayne Wade

1) Work on that outside shot : be deadly from midrange, get back to the bank shots you used to use when you were younger, develop a three point game

2) Be about business : no complaining or begging for calls, get back on D, hustle, be that defensive pest that was always around the ball getting steals, stay out of the paint trying to block shots and get back to your man on the perimeter.

3) Setup your teammates - make your teammates better y involving everyone, Wade was great at setting up Shaq, Haslem for his midrange jumper. Wade needs to find a way to incorporate ways to setup everyone on the floor and make them better.

Point 3 never really left him, it just became less with LeBron being the primary ball handler. If there's one thing I'd like to see from Wade, then it's just him having the mentality of being the go-to-guy again. He seemed so content with taking two or three steps back in many games and we can't afford him being that way now that LeBron is gone. Everything else will fall into place by then. I agree about the three-point range though. At least become solid enough that you can shoot about 35 to 36% on a small amount of attempts, you know, take the open ones.

ccameron · Post #10 » by **ccameron** » Thu Jul 17, 2014 6:52 pm

DWadeno3 wrote:
dolphinatik wrote:Norris Cole

"I DEF AGREE WITH YOU..." on points 2 and 3. On point 1 I think he needs to know when to go for the rim and when to bckoff, when to use a floater and when to go for a dunk instead of a layup. He should watch Tony Parker who does a great job and being a pest in the paint and not getting his shot stuffed.

my turn.

Dwayne Wade

1) Work on that outside shot : be deadly from midrange, get back to the bank shots you used to use when you were younger, develop a three point game

2) Be about business : no complaining or begging for calls, get back on D, hustle, be that defensive pest that was always around the ball getting steals, stay out of the paint trying to block shots and get back to your man on the perimeter.

3) Setup your teammates - make your teammates better y involving everyone, Wade was great at setting up Shaq, Haslem for his midrange jumper. Wade needs to find a way to incorporate ways to setup everyone on the floor and make them better.

Point 3 never really left him, it just became less with LeBron being the primary ball handler. If there's one thing I'd like to see from Wade, then it's just him having the mentality of being the go-to-guy again. He seemed so content with taking two or three steps back in many games and we can't afford him being that way now that LeBron is gone. Everything else will fall into place by then. I agree about the three-point range though. At least become solid enough that you can shoot about 35 to 36% on a small amount of attempts, you know, take the open ones.

Exactly this. All I want to see from Wade is the hesitancy gone. It was noticeable when he played well, and when asked what the difference was, he would always say "just being aggressive." I think he felt very limited to do that most of the time with Lebron around, and that in turn meant it was more difficult for him to get into a rythm.