Kobewade11 wrote:Can we please keep the tweets to reputable accounts regarding trades for Beal or any other player
Let me check the Sardine.
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Kobewade11 wrote:Can we please keep the tweets to reputable accounts regarding trades for Beal or any other player
MHeat0279 wrote:marson wrote:Spacely wrote:
If we would’ve shot the ball better and had an actual scorer we would have won the series. We held the nuggets to their worst shooting performance of the playoffs. We gotta stop going with this narrative that we were too small.
Uhm. So we have enough size? did you guys did not get tired of those countless offensive rebounds by Braun, Brown and Gordon?
Nuggets also average 9 more rebounds per game against the Heat. So yea, size does not matter
Is not a very popular opinion here Size does matter, i happen to be one who thinks it does, i would definitely welcome more size on the team especially to solve our rebounding woes but its obvious we also needed more scoring and we should focus on it, even more than size.
greg4012 wrote:marson wrote:Do we beat the Nuggets in the finals with a healthy Beal in the lineup? probably no, still too smol.
Without question the series is still going on. Unless the added rest from taking care of business against Boston allowed us to really dominate
marson wrote:greg4012 wrote:marson wrote:Do we beat the Nuggets in the finals with a healthy Beal in the lineup? probably no, still too smol.
Without question the series is still going on. Unless the added rest from taking care of business against Boston allowed us to really dominate
Sure it can go to 6 or 7. But do we beat them is the question. I'm still leaning on the Denver Nuggets having too much size and scoring options. Not having a big body to cover Jokic was a problem as well.
The Heat must decide by next week whether to make a $2.3 million qualifying offer to center Omer Yurtseven, which is necessary for Miami to retain his rights. Otherwise, he would be an unrestricted free agent.
Forward Jamal Cain and center Orlando Robinson said they plan to remain in the Heat’s program and play for the team’s Summer League team in Sacramento and Las Vegas.
Nikola Jovic said he has bulked up from 222 at the start of training camp to 229. What did fellow Serbian Nikola Jokic — the Nuggets star center — tell him during their brief embrace after Game 5?
“He’s my friend — happy for him,” Jovic said. “He gave me a hug and told me to keep working.”
Spacely wrote:marson wrote:greg4012 wrote:
Without question the series is still going on. Unless the added rest from taking care of business against Boston allowed us to really dominate
Sure it can go to 6 or 7. But do we beat them is the question. I'm still leaning on the Denver Nuggets having too much size and scoring options. Not having a big body to cover Jokic was a problem as well.
So what big body can guard Jokic in the nba
dshearn wrote:Rapaz wrote:CrossOver wrote:
Micky has been saving for years for this moment. It’s his fat wallet’s time to shine.
I have a ton of Carnival stock, because it was dirt cheap during covid...it has been moving on up as of late, and most analyst have it back in the buy now territory. It is still not even half of what it was at pre-covid but it is up 50% already this year.
IF money was not being spent due to the covid impact on the cruise industry .....that is starting to be forecast into pre-covid levels of volume,
Micky might just feel better about long term Basketball spending again.
marson wrote:Spacely wrote:marson wrote:
Sure it can go to 6 or 7. But do we beat them is the question. I'm still leaning on the Denver Nuggets having too much size and scoring options. Not having a big body to cover Jokic was a problem as well.
So what big body can guard Jokic in the nba
Plenty. So we can defend straight up and not rely on a cheesy zone defense.
No one can stop him one-on-one of course, but a big body to cover would be ideal. The Lakers did it in the bubble.
CrossOver wrote:marson wrote:Spacely wrote:
So what big body can guard Jokic in the nba
Plenty. So we can defend straight up and not rely on a cheesy zone defense.
No one can stop him one-on-one of course, but a big body to cover would be ideal. The Lakers did it in the bubble.
The same Lakers with the same bodies that got completely annihilated by him and couldn't even win one game in their series.
marson wrote:CrossOver wrote:marson wrote:
Plenty. So we can defend straight up and not rely on a cheesy zone defense.
No one can stop him one-on-one of course, but a big body to cover would be ideal. The Lakers did it in the bubble.
The same Lakers with the same bodies that got completely annihilated by him and couldn't even win one game in their series.
I thought Dwight is in China and Mcgee on the Mavs this year?
marson wrote:
No way I would take Bam over Jokic in clutch situations![]()
Where do they even get this ESPN-like stat lol
CrossOver wrote:marson wrote:CrossOver wrote:
The same Lakers with the same bodies that got completely annihilated by him and couldn't even win one game in their series.
I thought Dwight is in China and Mcgee on the Mavs this year?
Buddy, if you think the difference in successfully guarding Jokic is those two guys then you are viewing this in a very flawed way.
The cheesy zone defense, as you called it, was what largely led to DEN having their lowest offensive efficiency in the post season.
That was with them having faced bigs likes of Gobert, KAT, Ayton and Anthony Davis.
Should the Heat look to add size, sure, but it was not remotely the reason they lost the FInals. They eclipsed 100 points only once (their one victory) and that's what did them in.
marson wrote:CrossOver wrote:marson wrote:
I thought Dwight is in China and Mcgee on the Mavs this year?
Buddy, if you think the difference in successfully guarding Jokic is those two guys then you are viewing this in a very flawed way.
The cheesy zone defense, as you called it, was what largely led to DEN having their lowest offensive efficiency in the post season.
That was with them having faced bigs likes of Gobert, KAT, Ayton and Anthony Davis.
Should the Heat look to add size, sure, but it was not remotely the reason they lost the FInals. They eclipsed 100 points only once (their one victory) and that's what did them in.
Yeah, buddy just stating the fact the Lakers did it in 2020 and you're comparing it to this year's team is absolutely irrelevant.
sure the zone worked a bit but they have literally had an answer to it by their cutting and Jokic making his way in the middle. At the end of the day, we can't stop them from rebounding and scoring when it matters. It's the finals, every efficiency stat would dip.
marson wrote:CrossOver wrote:marson wrote:
I thought Dwight is in China and Mcgee on the Mavs this year?
Buddy, if you think the difference in successfully guarding Jokic is those two guys then you are viewing this in a very flawed way.
The cheesy zone defense, as you called it, was what largely led to DEN having their lowest offensive efficiency in the post season.
That was with them having faced bigs likes of Gobert, KAT, Ayton and Anthony Davis.
Should the Heat look to add size, sure, but it was not remotely the reason they lost the FInals. They eclipsed 100 points only once (their one victory) and that's what did them in.
Yeah, buddy just stating the fact the Lakers did it in 2020 and you're comparing it to this year's team is absolutely irrelevant.
sure the zone worked a bit but they have literally had an answer to it by their cutting and Jokic making his way in the middle. At the end of the day, we can't stop them from rebounding and scoring when it matters. It's the finals, every efficiency stat would dip.
greg4012 wrote:marson wrote:CrossOver wrote:
Buddy, if you think the difference in successfully guarding Jokic is those two guys then you are viewing this in a very flawed way.
The cheesy zone defense, as you called it, was what largely led to DEN having their lowest offensive efficiency in the post season.
That was with them having faced bigs likes of Gobert, KAT, Ayton and Anthony Davis.
Should the Heat look to add size, sure, but it was not remotely the reason they lost the FInals. They eclipsed 100 points only once (their one victory) and that's what did them in.
Yeah, buddy just stating the fact the Lakers did it in 2020 and you're comparing it to this year's team is absolutely irrelevant.
sure the zone worked a bit but they have literally had an answer to it by their cutting and Jokic making his way in the middle. At the end of the day, we can't stop them from rebounding and scoring when it matters. It's the finals, every efficiency stat would dip.
I’d say it’s more irrelevant to reference how to defend the Nuggets based on a series they had 3 years ago