UGA Hayes wrote:I don't get why people are so crestfallen about this. Ray is on the downside. We get from obligations to him just in the nick of time. What he used to be he just isn't anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if this hurt the heat, as Ray is incredibly high maintainance. Everyone always points the finger at Rondo in the Ray-Rondo conflict-but I will maintain forever it was 100% Ray's fault that he had such a bad relationship with him. Rondo singlehandely stretched Rays career and I think RAy is going to realize how lucky he is when he realizes the Heat aren't going to run the offense for him. I don't think even LeBron can run the peek a boo offense.
I think there is some merit to that statement - especially the Rondo part. But I do think this hurt the teams ability to consistently put 5 scoring threats on the court at all times. I think Boston's chances at beating MiA are still good, but they can I'll afford any lack of productivity from: Sullinger/Green/Bradley/Terry now - these guys must all be healthy and consistent or there will be scoring issues again - I like their chances but I'm not crazy about MIA gaining what we've lost - regardless of how critical a component it was.
















