3ammy3uck3ts wrote:VaDe255 wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:You brought him up to stroke your Herro agenda lol.
Correct when your best player is out leading to $50M in dead weight and your only help is a bunch of undrafted guys and an inefficient chucker for years it will be hard to consistently win games
You're so clearly biased and I don't know why you can't see past it.
When you trash Tyler every night, remember he is scoring at a more efficient clip than Bam and also playmaking at a higher level, while all the defensive attention is on him and Bam also gets assisted for lobs/dunks.
I get it, you need someone to blame so youcan feel better, but it's funny, when every objective metric has Herro on the same or higher level of impact when it comes to winning games this season.
Trade both, they aren't good enough...
Everything you’re saying you’re basing on 1 year of evidence lol. Herro scores at a more efficient rate than Bam this year, good for him. Considering he’s paid $30M+ to strictly score it’s about damn time tbh. The playmaking is pretty close considering the gap in usage but the fact we’re comparing a guards playmaking to a center is also pretty funny.
Don’t sit here and pretend that Tyler doesn’t benefit from Bam greatly.
Lobs and dunks because all the attention is on Tyler (Bam is also top 25 in the league in double teams by the way) yea I **** wish. Trust me, I wish someone could consistently find him for easy lobs and dunks but we don’t have a single playmaker on this team worth a fuxk. If Herro was as good as you act we wouldn’t have one of the worst 5 offenses in the league considering that’s the only side of the ball he plays. Bam will get you in the top 10 or close defensively regardless, which was the entire basis of my post you blew up before your Herro tangent.
Sell high on Herro this summer, if you get some legit talent Bams already shown he can anchor defenses to deep playoff runs.
Yeah, not convinced that Bam can truly anchor a defense. Like I said, Jimmy carried Bam not just on offense, but on defense too.
Bam is an undersized center, and when he’s your biggest guy, opponents can attack the paint more easily and score at the rim. He’s a great switch defender, but that doesn’t mean he’s a dominant rim protector or the kind of anchor that can single-handedly elevate a defense.
Miami’s past defensive success was more about strong team schemes rather than Bam being the foundation. With elite perimeter defenders like Jimmy, they could compensate for Bam’s size limitations. But without that kind of defensive support, a defense centered around Bam alone just isn’t going to hold up at a top-10 level.
This is also why he’s never won DPOY. True defensive anchors like Gobert or Davis fit that mold, Bam doesn’t. This season has made it even more obvious and we’ve seen it enough times. Bam usually starts out the fourth quarter and is supposed to be the defensive anchor. They keep giving up double digit leads and literally can't stop anything.
