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I don't know, he plays defense, a bit above average. As the last two games with him, we have looked like more diverse team in that end. I think Haslem is a very important piece, he is a guy that while being small, could get you 10 rebounds a game, moves an attacks screen and rolls in defense with descent lateral movement well, takes charges well. I think if the Heat are going to built to be a successful team, we have to think about defense by the fact that might be our biggest weakness as of late. With Wade, Shawn, and hopefully a rookie that brings in the points, we are going to need those pieces that do all the small things that don't show in the stat book, but win games. Haslem is one those type of guys. His contract is pretty descent to add, he is the type of guy who is reliable to add.Immure wrote:why is haslem considered above average? he doesn't do any particular thing above average except hustle...
Immure wrote:why is haslem considered above average? he doesn't do any particular thing above average except hustle...
sacking916 wrote:Wade I have no arguments, but Artest>Marion.
No way Artest is better than Marion. I'll take Marion anytime ahead of Artest. Aside from talent, Marion's character is far better. The game is an example of playing as a team. I think Wade should have confidence to his team mates and not over done it. . . . . There's always the issue that Wade should be shot down the rest of the season to be ready next season and to avoid some injuries which I disagree. IMO Wade should play and not over done it by carrying the team load too much and hand out more assist than playing too much one-on-one.''It's good to come out of a game with five minutes to play because you're winning,'' said Wade, who did not need to carry his team, as usual, but just missed a double-double with 15 points and nine assists.
