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marson wrote:
The triangle offense is pure artistry, Tex Winter would be so proud of this clip. It's crazy that Jordan still averaged over 30 points per game in his career while running the triangle system. If he played today, he'd definitely be putting up 45 with ease.
HeatFanLifer wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
What takes the heat beyond a 6th seed and first round exit?
HeatFanLifer wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
What takes the heat beyond a 6th seed and first round exit?
Vertical Limit wrote:That story that came out this morning of the Miami Heat being robbed of their championship jerseys and memorabilia is some only in Miami type of nonsense…
How is that stuff not in a vault somewhere.. and apparently its gone/sold..
Hallstar wrote:
A Bam bounce back year should help us out. Left a lot of points on the court, especially early.
I'll sign up for 47 wins next year.
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:But yea I also expect a bounce back year and it better be (definitely should be) with him and Herro getting a **** ton of reps. Like 18+ shots a night for both of them, no reason not to force them into improving offensively and being more comfortable against every coverage.
Hallstar wrote:3ammy3uck3ts wrote:But yea I also expect a bounce back year and it better be (definitely should be) with him and Herro getting a **** ton of reps. Like 18+ shots a night for both of them, no reason not to force them into improving offensively and being more comfortable against every coverage.
The guard defender that can annoy him by playing off Rozier or Davion(shot well but not really respected) can't do that with Powell, that should be a major help in the starting unit.
A lot of his turnovers seemed to be a guard playing him for the spin move
Enso wrote:Vertical Limit wrote:That story that came out this morning of the Miami Heat being robbed of their championship jerseys and memorabilia is some only in Miami type of nonsense…
How is that stuff not in a vault somewhere.. and apparently its gone/sold..
what???
SA37 wrote:I'm not super high on Kuminga, but if the Warriors really are offering 2-years, $45M -- and assuming Miami's reported interest is genuine -- why wouldn't Miami come in with a 3-year, $85M deal with ~$70-75 guaranteed and ~$10-15M subject to meeting certain criteria?
That's more than DeRozan costs -- and without the same flexibility -- but if Miami is (relatively?) high on Kuminga and think he fits with Miami's roster, why not take a (relatively) inexpensive flyer on a young guy who might flourish in Miami's system?
SA37 wrote:I'm not super high on Kuminga, but if the Warriors really are offering 2-years, $45M -- and assuming Miami's reported interest is genuine -- why wouldn't Miami come in with a 3-year, $85M deal with ~$70-75 guaranteed and ~$10-15M subject to meeting certain criteria?
That's more than DeRozan costs -- and without the same flexibility -- but if Miami is (relatively?) high on Kuminga and think he fits with Miami's roster, why not take a (relatively) inexpensive flyer on a young guy who might flourish in Miami's system?
Crazy-Canuck wrote:SA37 wrote:I'm not super high on Kuminga, but if the Warriors really are offering 2-years, $45M -- and assuming Miami's reported interest is genuine -- why wouldn't Miami come in with a 3-year, $85M deal with ~$70-75 guaranteed and ~$10-15M subject to meeting certain criteria?
That's more than DeRozan costs -- and without the same flexibility -- but if Miami is (relatively?) high on Kuminga and think he fits with Miami's roster, why not take a (relatively) inexpensive flyer on a young guy who might flourish in Miami's system?
Look at the team's that have shown interest in kuminga, I'd be very worried if the Heat front office actually pursue him.
Suns, kings, wiz, and the bulls. No team wants to be clumped in with that quartet. Not many teams need a pf who cant shoot, rebound, defend, and has a near 30% usg rate.
There's a reason good teams aren't looking at kuminga, and it isn't all cap related.
3ammy3uck3ts wrote:
this squad screams play-in at best.. im pretty sure we are an even worse 3 point shooting team than we were last year, and unless spo has changed the offense completely like i wanted him last year, attacking the midrange/paint more, then we are in trouble.