sule wrote:Raps were playing 4 vs 7 (5 Heat + 1 ref + 1 Lowry) all night.
Where is Casey in the equation?
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sule wrote:Raps were playing 4 vs 7 (5 Heat + 1 ref + 1 Lowry) all night.
Tacoma wrote:Clementine9 wrote:Inevitable wrote:Whiteside wasn't even guarding him, we were 4 vs 5 on offense.
It started with being in foul trouble early but then Jonas was having a good game. Defensively Biyombo wasn't really doing anything and offensively he was worse. Just sort of a rough game for him but the rotations will probably be a little bit more normal going forward and he'll get into his normal groove. He'll match up well with anyone not named Whiteside. He's not a guy that gives you too many bad games. He does his job solidly pretty much every game.
Biyombo is a role player good for rebounds and blocks but this is completely nullified by Whiteside who's much better than Biyombo in both of these areas. Add in that Biyombo is a big liability on offense and he shouldn't getting much minutes in this series.
Casey should've anticipated Lowry's slump may continue into this series and planned to adjust for it. JV started off well but, as usual with Casey's freestyle system, the guards stop passing to him as the game went on. Passing more to JV also increase chance of getting Whiteside in foul trouble in having to defend JV more. But none of this happened and Casey just kept with the same old system of running plays through Lowry & DeRozan and they were a combined 12 for 35. Pathetic.
If I was Spoelstra, I'd continue to concentrate my defense on Lowry to make sure his slump continues. So with Casey once again unable to adjust, it comes down to this: If Lowry doesn't immediately start playing like his all star self, we are done.

mdenny wrote:In anycase....Masai is probably gonna make Fred the first active player/head coach in franchise history now that Nurse is out of the way. That's been the plan all along.
Arman_tanzarian wrote:Insane there were 3-4 plays where guys just dribbled around with no purpose to feed JV or DD with 5 seconds left in the post and everyone stationary?
If someone wants to see a team trying to run a offence, check the cavs game tomm. They are very few possesions they waste. Everything has a purpose.
Harold_and_Kumar wrote:What if the 10 incher was overrated and the 4 incher was too small for any playing time, but the 7 incher was a perfect fit for our roster and the 5 incher was good for specific situations, like backdoor cuts?
Clementine9 wrote:Tacoma wrote:Clementine9 wrote:
It started with being in foul trouble early but then Jonas was having a good game. Defensively Biyombo wasn't really doing anything and offensively he was worse. Just sort of a rough game for him but the rotations will probably be a little bit more normal going forward and he'll get into his normal groove. He'll match up well with anyone not named Whiteside. He's not a guy that gives you too many bad games. He does his job solidly pretty much every game.
Biyombo is a role player good for rebounds and blocks but this is completely nullified by Whiteside who's much better than Biyombo in both of these areas. Add in that Biyombo is a big liability on offense and he shouldn't getting much minutes in this series.
Casey should've anticipated Lowry's slump may continue into this series and planned to adjust for it. JV started off well but, as usual with Casey's freestyle system, the guards stop passing to him as the game went on. Passing more to JV also increase chance of getting Whiteside in foul trouble in having to defend JV more. But none of this happened and Casey just kept with the same old system of running plays through Lowry & DeRozan and they were a combined 12 for 35. Pathetic.
If I was Spoelstra, I'd continue to concentrate my defense on Lowry to make sure his slump continues. So with Casey once again unable to adjust, it comes down to this: If Lowry doesn't immediately start playing like his all star self, we are done.
I felt we were quite competitive that game! Same problems we've seen these playoffs but it felt better than some of those Indiana games.
Throwback24 wrote:sule wrote:Raps were playing 4 vs 7 (5 Heat + 1 ref + 1 Lowry) all night.
Where is Casey in the equation?

sule wrote:Throwback24 wrote:sule wrote:Raps were playing 4 vs 7 (5 Heat + 1 ref + 1 Lowry) all night.
Where is Casey in the equation?
On the other side of the equal sign, getting kissed by Masai on the head.

sule wrote:Throwback24 wrote:sule wrote:Raps were playing 4 vs 7 (5 Heat + 1 ref + 1 Lowry) all night.
Where is Casey in the equation?
On the other side of the equal sign, getting kissed by Masai on the head.
TheRealDeal wrote:This is still more enjoyable than watching other teams play, wishing the Raps were in it. We still have a shot to tie this up on Thursday. 22 other teams are sitting at home. Don't turn on this squad yet.

sule wrote:TheRealDeal wrote:This is still more enjoyable than watching other teams play, wishing the Raps were in it. We still have a shot to tie this up on Thursday. 22 other teams are sitting at home. Don't turn on this squad yet.
Now name the best player on those other 22 teams, and tell me who you think could potentially perform worse than Lowry?
RaptorsFTL wrote:Arman_tanzarian wrote:RaptorsFTL wrote:Kyle was awful again but the offense of Casey is some of the worst I have ever seen. 4 minutes without a score in OT and never running one set.
BRent Barry was calling it out all night, i have no clue what the team tries to even run in the playoffs? Everything is late in the clock, all of it Random.
The off ball movement is some of the worst I have ever seen for a PO team.
It is the same high SnR, which they don't even do early enough to even run at times, so sometimes Demar will keep it at the top of the key till 10 seconds are left, and JV is hesitant as to whether to screen or ISO.
The problem is one of two, and both are awful:
1. You have plays but your leaders refuse to run them
2. You don't have plays
CDN Uprising wrote:LRJ wrote:Miami fans are so arrogant and petty. Will be nice to see their reactions after we win the next game.
Tell me about it man. Then there are those who claim they are still Heat fans after Lebron left them
moocow007 wrote:ReturnofMVP3 wrote:At least he didn't punch a fire extinguisher and is forced to miss games.
This is considered baiting. This is your only warning.
EDIT: Wait...how many warnings do you already have against your record? Wow.
TheRealDeal wrote:sule wrote:TheRealDeal wrote:This is still more enjoyable than watching other teams play, wishing the Raps were in it. We still have a shot to tie this up on Thursday. 22 other teams are sitting at home. Don't turn on this squad yet.
Now name the best player on those other 22 teams, and tell me who you think could potentially perform worse than Lowry?
How many of those teams could've advanced if their best played played as bad as Lowry?

GREY 1769 wrote:cwalt5 wrote:whoknows wrote:
It is free-flow ISO amateur offense, cannot restructure something that has no structure to start with...
Our offense is pretty much the same as the Spurs. Alot of off-ball screen and ball-screens. The difference is when our players catch the ball after an off-ball screen they don't attack-they back up and isolate. Casey's offense is fine, it's just our players refuse to utilize it.
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