GT: Hawks @ Heat, Wednesday Feb. 1st, 7:30 PM EST

[Heat_Fan_87]

i didnt think it was that dirty...

naw man fouling a dude purposely to stop a layup is one thing, pulling him down with force is reckless. thats a dirty play, dude. hes young though.

idk...i would have given flagrant 1

[KingDavid]

i didnt think it was that dirty...

naw man fouling a dude purposely to stop a layup is one thing, pulling him down with force is reckless. thats a dirty play, dude. hes young though.

idk...i would have given flagrant 1

I think the end result dictated that call. Hassan smashed his head on the floor. It wasn't that bad until that happened.

[jbk1234]

GOAT saw that **** OP. He didn't think it was funny:

Watch on YouTube

[Rapaz]

Done!

Kind of looks like an Egyptian god.

It does. Like Horus.

[PizzaLord305]

Everything we are witnessing is all about a good coaching staff. As simple as that. Bad teams dont win 7-9 games in a row

I haven't been able to watch these games at all due to work ; but can you or anyone kind of break down how the Heat are doing on offense that's causing us to win all these games?

I'd greatly appreciate it.

Waiters becoming a young D Wade with a three point shot, Dragic playing like an MVP, Hassan playing within himself, Ellington and Babbit hitting their three's, Weed playing like one of the best backup big's in the league, and JJ playing like Scottie Pippen. Also have to give a shout to Rodney McGruder for bringing some serious hustle that he's finally getting rewarded for and Okaro White for bringing some much needeed length on the wings.

I haven't seen the entirety of these games either, but when I do watch, their effort level is consistently through the roof. They're winning 50/50 opportunities, the defense had been awesome, there is effective spacing and guys are hitting open shots more often. Dragic is playing more efficiently, trusting others and passing more while maximizing scoring opportunities, Dion waiters has stepped up big time as the secondary option, and James Johnson is one of the better glue guys this far. And yeah Hassan is playing within himself and accepting the deandre Jordan role instead of trying to prove that he's a skilled post up guy/ midrange shooter