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Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 5:40 am
by eddieheatfan
whats this so suddenly everybody dumping on spo? Lol
http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/nba/miami-heat/article183737451.htmlforgot to add the link sorry guys
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 5:45 am
by Chalm Down
Spo with classy and hilarious response
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 6:56 am
by goodboy
I want to run op over with his new threads every other day.
EDDIE PLS
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 7:22 am
by IggieCC
HeatWillRise wrote:I want to run op over with his new threads every other day.
EDDIE PLS
This one doesn't even have a link or context or anything
am I supposed to google the thread title? SMH
yup
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-heat/fl-sp-miami-heat-ray-allen-s20171109-story.html 
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 3:18 pm
by eddieheatfan
i messed up because i was sleepy when i saw the story.sorry about that
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 3:46 pm
by SlowPaced
Rather have a coaching team that overworks its players than a coaching team that allows them to be lazy.
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 3:59 pm
by BFRESH44
These things hardly ever end well. Ego clashes with management, coaches, and players. Happened with the Bulls, the Lakers, Heat.
It's going to happen to the Warriors too. You watch.
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 9:54 pm
by Flash4thewin
SlowPaced wrote:Rather have a coaching team that overworks its players than a coaching team that allows them to be lazy.
I think you are forgetting how that negatively impacted us during the Zo era. Granted the Knicks loved that we had that overworked mentality
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Fri Nov 10, 2017 10:59 pm
by Heat3
Old players don't want to accept they're old. The right way to adjust is to ship those old guys out but that wasn't possible lol.
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2017 12:47 am
by SlowPaced
Flash4thewin wrote:SlowPaced wrote:Rather have a coaching team that overworks its players than a coaching team that allows them to be lazy.
I think you are forgetting how that negatively impacted us during the Zo era. Granted the Knicks loved that we had that overworked mentality
Overworking is not the ideal, but it's better than underworking. That's all I'm saying. The Heat is notoriously demanding when it comes to training, and it more often than not produces results for the better.
Re: Ray Allen seconds Heat 'bad marriage'; Spoelstra on recent encounter, 'He didn't run me over'
Posted: Sat Nov 11, 2017 8:16 am
by Rock Hardy
I think what stands out to me is that at the time, many of us commended the team on how well they treated their veteran team. They got a good amount of rest games, it seemed, or maybe I'm just remembering Wade's unreliable knees, and Bosh's annual holiday. The team did look worn down at the end of it, but I thought it was just unavoidable wear and tear from the run. I didn't think it would be from their out of game schedule. Didn't they skip a good number of practices?
Anyway, sounds like complaints made about Riley by some players too. I think Wade and Shaq said as much. It makes sense that Spo's a disciple of that. I wonder what they would've thought of Thibs. Might have had a complete mutiny with the way he runs guys into the ground.