Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 4:00 pm
Waited for someone else to do it, but can't let it be him...
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Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 4:33 pm
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 4:38 pm
So, the biggest question in my mind is - Who is the best attainable stretch 4/5 that we can add next to Bam?
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 5:07 pm
RexBoyWonder wrote:So, the biggest question in my mind is - Who is the best attainable stretch 4/5 that we can add next to Bam?
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
Bol Bol is tearing up the G league.
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 5:23 pm
I don't remember the last time we had a meaningful trade with Indy... they never seem to help East rivals out in any shape of form
maybe they scammed us into signing Danny Granger and we know how that turned out smdh
same goes for Orlando, the bish capital of SoFlo. Nice try but i'd look for Western pretenders/non-contenders.
maybe they scammed us into signing Danny Granger and we know how that turned out smdh
same goes for Orlando, the bish capital of SoFlo. Nice try but i'd look for Western pretenders/non-contenders.
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 5:32 pm
DayofMourning wrote:RexBoyWonder wrote:So, the biggest question in my mind is - Who is the best attainable stretch 4/5 that we can add next to Bam?
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
Bol Bol is tearing up the G league.
How KZ doin
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 6:01 pm
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 6:07 pm
RexBoyWonder wrote:So, the biggest question in my mind is - Who is the best attainable stretch 4/5 that we can add next to Bam?
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
Perfect fit for Bam isn't very easy to find, and market's not great either. Also, why is JJ done?
Randle's not very ideal but compared to Leonard he's a young, talented big in our age frame with a 'potential' contract and unique skillset; might cost too much tho
If it'll cost too much, I don't think we necessarily need a trade for a PF, just need a solid alternative to Kelly/Leonard when we play more athletic teams. DJJ's a decent bandaid there, but just a bandaid
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 6:08 pm
RexBoyWonder wrote:So, the biggest question in my mind is - Who is the best attainable stretch 4/5 that we can add next to Bam?
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
Indiana will not help a team in the same conference team like that, who they are in battle with for a playoff position.
I still think a reasonable trade can be done to get Morris and Portis. I think that is the best bet. If Waiters fall in good grace and get meaningful playing time, Knicks may be interested. I think Waiters could have a productive future with Barrett, Knox and and Mitchell. Neither Portis or Morris are in the Knicks future. Morris is definitely gone this summer.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 6:14 pm
More Waiters post than me these days, now that I think about it... more Waiters post than me in general
Good for the Prince, doesn't look pregnant
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 6:24 pm
Contracts fit perfectly. Heat gets a playoff tested vet in Morris, and a rugged athletic stretch center. From the Knicks perspective they get Dion as an experiment (get some syracuse love) that doesn't touch their young players, get DJJ who they can throw money at this summer. JJ as some depth.twix2500 wrote:RexBoyWonder wrote:So, the biggest question in my mind is - Who is the best attainable stretch 4/5 that we can add next to Bam?
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
Indiana will not help a team in the same conference team like that, who they are in battle with for a playoff position.
I still think a reasonable trade can be done to get Morris and Portis. I think that is the best bet. If Waiters fall in good grace and get meaningful playing time, Knicks may be interested. I think Waiters could have a productive future with Barrett, Knox and and Mitchell. Neither Portis or Morris are in the Knicks future. Morris is definitely gone this summer.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 6:43 pm
twix2500 wrote:Contracts fit perfectly. Heat gets a playoff tested vet in Morris, and a rugged athletic stretch center.twix2500 wrote:RexBoyWonder wrote:So, the biggest question in my mind is - Who is the best attainable stretch 4/5 that we can add next to Bam?
JJ is done
Kelly is soft
Silva can't shoot
Leonard too slow
Our biggest need and upgrade area would be a big man that can shoot AND defend at a highish level.
Myles Turner might be attainable for some of our better chips,
Mo Mamba should be getable, but he's not looking good so far in his young career,
Brook Lopez isn't leaving the Bucks,
Same for the Unicorn in Dalls,
Love isn't a plus defender and is too injury prone and expensive,
Who else is out there....
Indiana will not help a team in the same conference team like that, who they are in battle with for a playoff position.
I still think a reasonable trade can be done to get Morris and Portis. I think that is the best bet. If Waiters fall in good grace and get meaningful playing time, Knicks may be interested. I think Waiters could have a productive future with Barrett, Knox and and Mitchell. Neither Portis or Morris are in the Knicks future. Morris is definitely gone this summer. From the Knicks perspective they get Dion as an experiment that doesn't touch their young players, get DJJ who they can throw money at this summer. JJ as some depth.
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Morris in exchange for JJ, a second round pick and, maybe some cash. They can keep Portis and we can hold on to airplane mode.
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 8:35 pm
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Justise Winslow career is officailly over. Its finally been revealed he got the McJesus bone bruise. #McBoneBruise
Justise Winslow career is officailly over. Its finally been revealed he got the McJesus bone bruise. #McBoneBruise
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 10:40 pm
Not a doctor but I'd assume a correct diagnosis is preferable to achieve a successful recovery.
Poor Winnie. Hockeytroll and 5reasons to buy a mike calling him pain intolerant smh.
Poor Winnie. Hockeytroll and 5reasons to buy a mike calling him pain intolerant smh.
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 11:23 pm
back bone bruise? ouch
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2019 11:25 pm
caliban wrote:Not a doctor but I'd assume a correct diagnosis is preferable to achieve a successful recovery.
Poor Winnie. Hockeytroll and 5reasons to by a mike calling him pain intolerant smh.
Taunting sports injuries is one of my top 5 ' I don't know why I follow sports' moments. Outside of regular public taunting of athletes, personal or impersonal, it's just od for no reason
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2019 12:04 am
bone bruise takes about 2 month to heal. Hopefully Winslow is taking vitamin D and calcium .
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2019 12:37 am
twix2500 wrote:?s=20
Justise Winslow career is officailly over. Its finally been revealed he got the McJesus bone bruise. #McBoneBruise
This makes sense on why his recovery has taken longer than expected. I hope you're joking about his career being over. This usually takes at least a month to recover from, even though there are examples of basketball players coming back quicker than that. Hopefully he is totally 100% when he gets back. I expect him to be back in a week or two.
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2019 12:47 am
The Heat have proven that they don't need Winslow to win games. Before his back injury there was the concussion...they both lingered longer than we hoped. At this point, Justise should be viewed as a luxury more than a key cog.
Re: Miami Heat Regular Season thread, next vol.
Posted: Fri Dec 27, 2019 3:08 am
SoFlaKingReal wrote:The Heat have proven that they don't need Winslow to win games. Before his back injury there was the concussion...they both lingered longer than we hoped. At this point, Justise should be viewed as a luxury more than a key cog.
I believe he could take our defense to the next level. The only thing I really would like to see us do better is consistent defense. We are able to clamp down very well in the clutch, that bodes well for our overall ability.