Re: Your all-time Heat Roster
Posted: Thu Jun 16, 2022 12:25 am
how am i the only person to put Thunder Dan?
3&D in todays game fits perfectly.
3&D in todays game fits perfectly.
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Grumpy Heat Fan wrote:how am i the only person to put Thunder Dan?
3&D in todays game fits perfectly.
bamheat wrote:The entire 2013 team.
Greatest year ever: whole team was having fun, the 27 game streak, Ray Allen's shot, Lebron having one of the greatest individual seasons of all time.
The memories man, the **** memories
HEATVols865 wrote:bamheat wrote:The entire 2013 team.
Greatest year ever: whole team was having fun, the 27 game streak, Ray Allen's shot, Lebron having one of the greatest individual seasons of all time.
The memories man, the **** memories
9 years ago today, Allen hit The Shot
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Big NBA Fan wrote:Speaking of the hugely exciting 2004 team, I have always wondered whether Pat and SVG wish they never broke that young team up.
I am sure Stan wishes they never acquired Shaq given Shaq's role in forcing SVG out, but Shaq was not that good anymore after that magical 05 debut season with the Heat.
Caron and Lamar were very popular with team-mates, unlike Shaq, who alienated everybody on his way out when he quit on the team, became toxic, and made a poor decision to force his way out and trash Pat and several people after he left.
Those 07-10 pre-Big 3 years would have been better with Odom and Butler and to play UD as a small-ball C. Shaq was useless after the 06 ECF; who can forget Dampier and Diop making him look like a bum in the Finals?
That being said, Shaq was brilliant in the 06 ECF against the 64-win Pistons before his 06 Finals no-show.
Outside of the 05 RS (Should have won the MVP over Nash) and the 06 ECF, he gave the heat NOTHING.
All that being said, I'm happy that he and the organization have repaired their relationship. That being said, I still strongly feel they were WRONG to retire his jersey for only giving 2 productive years and nothing but trouble after that.
I just wish The Big Egomaniac would admit he should have stayed instead of demanding a trade and becoming a journeyman ring-chaser and subsequent punching bag after leaving.
His fall from grace was sad to watch, both on and off the court. He was on top of the world from 00-06 and then fell off horribly until his career-ending injury.