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We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:50 am
by WadeInTheWater
I knew Spo's ineptness at key situations could possibly cost us the title, how this team got beat the way they did is mind numbing.

Fantastic season none the less and lets fire spo and go again next season.

Congratulations Mavs, executed incredibly with limited talent when compared to the Heat.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:53 am
by Iputsomepantson
Spo's lack of experience was shining threw this series. BUT, he is going to analyze wtf went wrong this series like crazy and will learn from it.

I hate Spoelstra. Trust me. I started a fire Spoelstra thread that god over 100 pages of replies, but I think we need to give him one more year. If we don't win a championship after that, hire Phil Jackson.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:20 am
by truthiness
NO.

Just NO.

Why waste another year of these guys primes so we witness another trainwreck in slow motion ?

He DOES NOT LEARN from mistakes. He's so set in his ways, he needed 5 horrible games from Bibby to react.

What's he gonna do ? React to Carlisle adjustments in the next finals ?

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:23 am
by WD
we do not need pat riley on the bench, it's the same system - he would have just provided better motivation, Eric is running his version of pat riley system

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:23 am
by WadeisLikeMike
We dont need Pat, Spo will continue to grow, for him to bring this depleted team to where we stood today is quite the accomplishment. With more pieces our team will thrive Spo is not the problem.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:59 am
by GameTime_3
Spo proved me right!! Awww the man is so predictable!

- Our offense has been pathetic all season and it showed in the NBA finals. Its ISO or 1 on 5 basketball every time. The only reason we got past Chicago and Boston was the fact LeBron was crazy from 3 point land. Heat don't have anything to get people open. You watch Dallas you see an offense.

-Leaving Mike Bibby in the starting line, even after the Mavs put in JJ. That move right there was huge for Dallas.

-How about keeping the pack the paint defense? Dallas were getting open looks thanks to that great D. This was huge....We all said it before the series and still Spo didn't notice. Dallas is a 3 point shooting team and we played right into their hands.

-Where was Eddie House all series?

-How about those sets out of timeout? Off the top of my head, I'm thinking were 3 point jumpers. LOL

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:00 am
by FLASHLBJCB361
oh come on!! enough with this WE NEED PAT thing, you guys say that all year long whenever we lose!

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:04 am
by GameTime_3
FLASHLBJCB361 wrote:oh come on!! enough with this WE NEED PAT thing, you guys say that all year long whenever we lose!


I've said I want anyone but Spo all season, not just when we lose.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:07 am
by truthiness
WD wrote:we do not need pat riley on the bench, it's the same system - he would have just provided better motivation, Eric is running his version of pat riley system


Pat Riley's system:

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Spoelstra's:

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Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:09 am
by GameTime_3
truthiness wrote:
WD wrote:we do not need pat riley on the bench, it's the same system - he would have just provided better motivation, Eric is running his version of pat riley system


Pat Riley's system:

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Spoelstra's:

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EPIC POST! AWESOME!

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:10 am
by Kerosene
Spo trolled us during the course of these playoffs, he's incompetent. Period.


Also we missed a **** load of FT's.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:11 am
by DefenseWins
Spoelstra needs to learn how to adjust and freakin' put in an offensive system.

Game 6 wasn't his fault though. TO's and missed FT's were. WHich is pathetic, the FT's anyway when the refs were basically giving the game to the Heat.

But the Heat also need better personnel.

What are you suppose to do with a player like Bibby? He was the starting PG, can't play defense and you had to stick with him.

Spo made the right move to start Chalmers, but no good back up PG. Eddie can just hit 3's..

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:17 am
by truthiness
DefenseWins wrote:But the Heat also need better personnel.

What are you suppose to do with a player like Bibby? He was the starting PG, can't play defense and you had to stick with him.

Spo made the right move to start Chalmers, but no good back up PG. Eddie can just hit 3's..


No offense, but I bet you're a kid (you overreact at times and hurry with your thoughts instead of distilling them a little first).

For example, you contradict yourself - either you HAVE to stick with Bibby, or it's better to start Chalmers. Which is it ? Spoelstra took 5 games to realize Bibby is a corpse. I appreciate him giving up 6 mil to play for the Heat, but he should have been the back-up and Chalmers the starter.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:25 am
by Flashpoint
Pat Riley on the bench and we win this series. Simple. Just as it was simple in '06.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:28 am
by michaelc204
Its better to have Pat Riley in the front office then it is to have him as coach. Just throw a big contract at Adelman

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:31 am
by WadeInTheWater
michaelc204 wrote:Its better to have Pat Riley in the front office then it is to have him as coach. Just throw a big contract at Adelman


Adelman instead of Spo??? Yes please this team on offense would get 130 points a night with him.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:38 am
by truthiness
WadeInTheWater wrote:
michaelc204 wrote:Its better to have Pat Riley in the front office then it is to have him as coach. Just throw a big contract at Adelman


Adelman instead of Spo??? Yes please this team on offense would get 130 points a night with him.


You mean on a slow night, right ?
:D

Adelman with this much talent would be shooting fish in a barrel. By mid-season he might be so bored he might intentionally play 4 against 5 on offense so he has a challenge. He might tell Joel Anthony to not even cross into the other half - just stay back on defense and cut possible fastbreaks.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:40 am
by WadeInTheWater
truthiness wrote:
WadeInTheWater wrote:
michaelc204 wrote:Its better to have Pat Riley in the front office then it is to have him as coach. Just throw a big contract at Adelman


Adelman instead of Spo??? Yes please this team on offense would get 130 points a night with him.


You mean on a slow night, right ?
:D

Adelman with this much talent would be shooting fish in a barrel. By mid-season he might be so bored he might intentionally play 4 against 5 on offense so he has a challenge. He might tell Joel Anthony to not even cross into the other half - just stay back on defense and cut possible fastbreaks.


:lol: One can only dream i suppose..........

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:42 am
by Kerosene
I doubt Pat fires his protege though, which is unfortunate because this team has many more "Layers" to uncover.

Re: We need Pat on the bench, that simple

Posted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:45 am
by GameTime_3
Kinetic Pyro wrote:I doubt Pat fires his protege though, which is unfortunate because this team has many more "Layers" to uncover.


This team got this far on talent alone. Imagine an offense where you get open layups and easy baskets. Every single point we relied on one of the big 3 to get the shooter open. It was pretty sad to watch. Our D was good this year but alot of it had to do with effort, not style. We packed the paint against the one team who you showed protect the 3pt line.