Miami Heat 2023/2024 Training Camp and Regular Season Thread
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Still talking **** about Adrian Griffin, ha ha.
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MorbidHEAT wrote:twix2500 wrote:Heat wants to make a trade (Lowry) and want to keep flexible to release a player to get a trade completed. Solidifying that starting point guard position first.Tony15 wrote:Been out of the loop lately....any reason why we haven't just called Goran?
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I could understand that and also that we can’t have 2 37 year old ineffective point guards on our lineup, but he should officially retire as a member of the Heat. I want to see it happen.
I’m like 95% sure it would’ve happened had we got Dame or Jrue, could still if we get Harden
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Report: Miami Heat want to give young players 1st crack at earning final roster spots before pursuing veteran help
https://heatnation.com/rumors/report-miami-heat-want-to-give-young-players-1st-crack-at-earning-final-roster-spots-before-pursuing-veteran-help/
https://heatnation.com/rumors/report-miami-heat-want-to-give-young-players-1st-crack-at-earning-final-roster-spots-before-pursuing-veteran-help/






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Our single greatest problem last year was scoring, more specifically 3 point scoring. With that in mind, having lost Strus, that should open up for Duncan and give him the absolute green light that he used to have. If Duncan has a bounce back year, like a true bounce back year, with both his scoring and percentage, we go to a different level. If you add productive and efficient 3 point shooting from Herro and Richardson, then we may actually have something here that’s worth a damn.
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Off topic but ... "Dame is loyal!"
Sorry, I had to do it.
Spoiler:
Sorry, I had to do it.

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MorbidHEAT wrote:Our single greatest problem last year was scoring, more specifically 3 point scoring. With that in mind, having lost Strus, that should open up for Duncan and give him the absolute green light that he used to have. If Duncan has a bounce back year, like a true bounce back year, with both his scoring and percentage, we go to a different level. If you add productive and efficient 3 point shooting from Herro and Richardson, then we may actually have something here that’s worth a damn.
Also, no more Oladipo.
Love the dude, but he was building brick houses last year.
Our 3s average would be better this year for sure.
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marson wrote:MorbidHEAT wrote:Our single greatest problem last year was scoring, more specifically 3 point scoring. With that in mind, having lost Strus, that should open up for Duncan and give him the absolute green light that he used to have. If Duncan has a bounce back year, like a true bounce back year, with both his scoring and percentage, we go to a different level. If you add productive and efficient 3 point shooting from Herro and Richardson, then we may actually have something here that’s worth a damn.
Also, no more Oladipo.
Love the dude, but he was building brick houses last year.
Our 3s average would be better this year for sure.
They all were. None of them could shoot a 3 worth a damn until they playoffs started. That is why we caught everybody off guard.
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contract wrote:Off topic but ... "Dame is loyal!"Spoiler:
Sorry, I had to do it.
Dame ain’t slick. He was planning on coming down here to get buckets and shoot ropes. He can stay over there.
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I wanted Dame and was excited but something tells me, in the long run, keeping Jovic will be better.
#HEATLifer #VFL
You're welcome LeBron.
Tyler Herro is a TURD.
Bam is NOT elite but is getting better.
Fire Spoelstra!
Josh Heupel is coming for you.
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You're welcome LeBron.
Tyler Herro is a TURD.
Bam is NOT elite but is getting better.
Fire Spoelstra!
Josh Heupel is coming for you.
I’m a proud admirer and lover of BBWs!
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contract wrote:Off topic but ... "Dame is loyal!"Spoiler:
Sorry, I had to do it.
She was like F that… I ain’t moving to Milwaukee!
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HEATVols865 wrote:I wanted Dame and was excited but something tells me, in the long run, keeping Jovic will be better.
I hope we get a real chance to see what he has in him at the NBA level this year. And I don’t mean just have him be on the floor… I mean run an offense with his skill set in mind while he is on the floor.
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MiamiLoyal926 wrote:HEATVols865 wrote:I wanted Dame and was excited but something tells me, in the long run, keeping Jovic will be better.
I hope we get a real chance to see what he has in him at the NBA level this year. And I don’t mean just have him be on the floor… I mean run an offense with his skill set in mind while he is on the floor.
I think its Spo's wet dream to have a player like Jovic and his skillset, you can tell he tried last year for a few games to implement point forward style in combo with Bam playing point center as well, and it was doing some good things but Jovic wasn't ready then, and also he got hurt. I think now you have a confident young player coming off a good summer league (were he was the main guy when on the floor), a good fiba tournament (were he was the second guy and closer for that team) This makes the Jimmy comment of loving him walking around with his chest out, means lots of confidence. I mean why wouldn't you, you got size, ball handling, shooting, passing skills in a PF NBA body.
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IceColdCubano wrote:MiamiLoyal926 wrote:HEATVols865 wrote:I wanted Dame and was excited but something tells me, in the long run, keeping Jovic will be better.
I hope we get a real chance to see what he has in him at the NBA level this year. And I don’t mean just have him be on the floor… I mean run an offense with his skill set in mind while he is on the floor.
I think its Spo's wet dream to have a player like Jovic and his skillset, you can tell he tried last year for a few games to implement point forward style in combo with Bam playing point center as well, and it was doing some good things but Jovic wasn't ready then, and also he got hurt. I think now you have a confident young player coming off a good summer league (were he was the main guy when on the floor), a good fiba tournament (were he was the second guy and closer for that team) This makes the Jimmy comment of loving him walking around with his chest out, means lots of confidence. I mean why wouldn't you, you got size, ball handling, shooting, passing skills in a PF NBA body.
Kid also has Kevin Love as a mentor… a passing/rebounding/3pt shooting force in this league. Literally the perfect mentor for Jovic’s skillset! If Bam/Butler also mentor him on the defensive side… so that he holds his own on the defensive side, he will be a great player for us.
He is a fun story to look forward to.
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MiamiLoyal926 wrote:IceColdCubano wrote:MiamiLoyal926 wrote:
I hope we get a real chance to see what he has in him at the NBA level this year. And I don’t mean just have him be on the floor… I mean run an offense with his skill set in mind while he is on the floor.
I think its Spo's wet dream to have a player like Jovic and his skillset, you can tell he tried last year for a few games to implement point forward style in combo with Bam playing point center as well, and it was doing some good things but Jovic wasn't ready then, and also he got hurt. I think now you have a confident young player coming off a good summer league (were he was the main guy when on the floor), a good fiba tournament (were he was the second guy and closer for that team) This makes the Jimmy comment of loving him walking around with his chest out, means lots of confidence. I mean why wouldn't you, you got size, ball handling, shooting, passing skills in a PF NBA body.
Kid also has Kevin Love as a mentor… a passing/Rebounding/3pt shooting force in this league. Literally the perfect mentor for Jovic’s skillset! If Bam/Butler also mentor him on the defensive side… so that he holds his own on the defensive side, he will be a great player for us.
He is a fun story to look forward to.
Jovic is the upcoming homegrown star we need and deserve.
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My fantasy lineup after allstar break once the kids get into the NBA rhythm :
Herro
JJJ
Jimmy
Jovic
Bam
4 of the starting 5 will be pre-prime and continue to improving for a while.
What I don't want to see is Love and Lowry getting big minutes to be mediocre at best and holding back the future.
Herro
JJJ
Jimmy
Jovic
Bam
4 of the starting 5 will be pre-prime and continue to improving for a while.
What I don't want to see is Love and Lowry getting big minutes to be mediocre at best and holding back the future.
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IceColdCubano wrote:MiamiLoyal926 wrote:HEATVols865 wrote:I wanted Dame and was excited but something tells me, in the long run, keeping Jovic will be better.
I hope we get a real chance to see what he has in him at the NBA level this year. And I don’t mean just have him be on the floor… I mean run an offense with his skill set in mind while he is on the floor.
I think its Spo's wet dream to have a player like Jovic and his skillset, you can tell he tried last year for a few games to implement point forward style in combo with Bam playing point center as well, and it was doing some good things but Jovic wasn't ready then, and also he got hurt. I think now you have a confident young player coming off a good summer league (were he was the main guy when on the floor), a good fiba tournament (were he was the second guy and closer for that team) This makes the Jimmy comment of loving him walking around with his chest out, means lots of confidence. I mean why wouldn't you, you got size, ball handling, shooting, passing skills in a PF NBA body.
It is Spo’s wet dream. Jovic is literally the best type of player you can put next to Bam. They are about the same height and can both play the point-big type of role. The difference is Jovic is probably a better and more natural scorer while Bam can score if he is aggressive but he is def a better defender. Jovic is going to get cooked on defense, but at the same time, the league doesn’t have a lot of traditional power forwards like Charles Barkley that can power you down. The game is more of a finesse and forward game now as opposed to power. Finesse and footwork can be taught. Hopefully he at least becomes a decent defender one day.
We have a few different lineups we can go to that are def intriguing. I think this is the most interesting one. That would make us a pretty decent sized team with 3 out of 5 good defenders at any given time.
Herro
Caleb
Jimmy
Jovic
Bam
Herro
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MorbidHEAT wrote:IceColdCubano wrote:MiamiLoyal926 wrote:
I hope we get a real chance to see what he has in him at the NBA level this year. And I don’t mean just have him be on the floor… I mean run an offense with his skill set in mind while he is on the floor.
I think its Spo's wet dream to have a player like Jovic and his skillset, you can tell he tried last year for a few games to implement point forward style in combo with Bam playing point center as well, and it was doing some good things but Jovic wasn't ready then, and also he got hurt. I think now you have a confident young player coming off a good summer league (were he was the main guy when on the floor), a good fiba tournament (were he was the second guy and closer for that team) This makes the Jimmy comment of loving him walking around with his chest out, means lots of confidence. I mean why wouldn't you, you got size, ball handling, shooting, passing skills in a PF NBA body.
It is Spo’s wet dream. Jovic is literally the best type of player you can put next to Bam. They are about the same height and can both play the point-big type of role. The difference is Jovic is probably a better and more natural scorer while Bam can score if he is aggressive but he is def a better defender. Jovic is going to get cooked on defense, but at the same time, the league doesn’t have a lot of traditional power forwards like Charles Barkley that can power you down. The game is more of a finesse and forward game now as opposed to power. Finesse and footwork can be taught. Hopefully he at least becomes a decent defender one day.
We have a few different lineups we can go to that are def intriguing. I think this is the most interesting one. That would make us a pretty decent sized team with 3 out of 5 good defenders at any given time.
Herro
Caleb
Jimmy
Jovic
Bam
Herro
Herro, Caleb, Jimmy, Jovic, Bam seems to be the most robust lineup, Jovic is the type of player that can improve our offense and gives us rebounding and size at the PF spot, while Caleb provides defensive wing help next to Herro. Caleb is also far better scorer from an attack standpoint at this stage vs a Lowry.
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IceColdCubano wrote:MorbidHEAT wrote:IceColdCubano wrote:I think its Spo's wet dream to have a player like Jovic and his skillset, you can tell he tried last year for a few games to implement point forward style in combo with Bam playing point center as well, and it was doing some good things but Jovic wasn't ready then, and also he got hurt. I think now you have a confident young player coming off a good summer league (were he was the main guy when on the floor), a good fiba tournament (were he was the second guy and closer for that team) This makes the Jimmy comment of loving him walking around with his chest out, means lots of confidence. I mean why wouldn't you, you got size, ball handling, shooting, passing skills in a PF NBA body.
It is Spo’s wet dream. Jovic is literally the best type of player you can put next to Bam. They are about the same height and can both play the point-big type of role. The difference is Jovic is probably a better and more natural scorer while Bam can score if he is aggressive but he is def a better defender. Jovic is going to get cooked on defense, but at the same time, the league doesn’t have a lot of traditional power forwards like Charles Barkley that can power you down. The game is more of a finesse and forward game now as opposed to power. Finesse and footwork can be taught. Hopefully he at least becomes a decent defender one day.
We have a few different lineups we can go to that are def intriguing. I think this is the most interesting one. That would make us a pretty decent sized team with 3 out of 5 good defenders at any given time.
Herro
Caleb
Jimmy
Jovic
Bam
Herro
Herro, Caleb, Jimmy, Jovic, Bam seems to be the most robust lineup, Jovic is the type of player that can improve our offense and gives us rebounding and size at the PF spot, while Caleb provides defensive wing help next to Herro. Caleb is also far better scorer from an attack standpoint at this stage vs a Lowry.
Spo will start J Rich over Caleb because in this system Spo has entrusted J Rich to be a primary ball handler in the past. Caleb will come in with Lowry.
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The more we forecast these lineups, the more I realize we have a good squad! Wish we would have grabbed a player like Dennis Schroeder. We would be solid if we had!
You think Toronto would want to be reunited with Lowry? A farewell tour type of trade to allow Lowry to close out his career in Toronto?
Dennis + OG for Lowry and picks?
You think Toronto would want to be reunited with Lowry? A farewell tour type of trade to allow Lowry to close out his career in Toronto?
Dennis + OG for Lowry and picks?
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MiamiLoyal926 wrote:The more we forecast these lineups, the more I realize we have a good squad! Wish we would have grabbed a player like Dennis Schroeder. We would be solid if we had!
You think Toronto would want to be reunited with Lowry? A farewell tour type of trade to allow Lowry to close out his career in Toronto?
Dennis + OG for Lowry and picks?
Doubt the Raps would trade OG for Lowry and picks. I think they value him a lot more than that. But anything is possible I suppose given OG is up for a contract renewal.









