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SoFlaKingReal wrote:QUIZ wrote:I do not want to use our room exception on Reed. We have Bam and are already paying Hassan, JJ, and Kelly big money. There's more than enough dept there, let Bam play some and develop. He can more than fill that role.
Plus this Hammons guy from Dallas possibly
CrossOver wrote:Posted this in the JJ thread but in case people don't check that one:
Bishop45 wrote:"Let Iggie start the season brehs, was the wors that could happen"
IggieCC wrote:Chalm Down wrote:IggieCC wrote:FWIW in 2015 around Christmas, Kelly Olynyk and Frank Kaminsky grabbed 16 rebounds combined in a single game.
Smh Hassan rolls out of bed and gets 16 rebounds
heat4life wrote:JustiseForMiami wrote:Would love to see the 15th roster go to Shelvin Mack. Our only glaring hole is a true PG. TJ can play some, and we play with JJ bringing the ball up a lot, but I still think we need a true backup behind Dragic just in case.
Here are the names out there: Rose, Rondo, Sessions, Brooks, Mack, Felton, Udrih, Jennings, Canaan, Cole
I would take Beno Udrih out of that group. Great vet that will not complain about his role and can give us solid stats if called to play. Cannan is more of a combo guard and Mack is drawing interest from NY who might pay him more. I don't want anything to do with the other clowns except Rose who I would take on the cheap only.
Bishop45 wrote:"Let Iggie start the season brehs, was the wors that could happen"
IggieCC wrote:Chalm Down wrote:IggieCC wrote:FWIW in 2015 around Christmas, Kelly Olynyk and Frank Kaminsky grabbed 16 rebounds combined in a single game.
Smh Hassan rolls out of bed and gets 16 rebounds
Bishop45 wrote:"Let Iggie start the season brehs, was the wors that could happen"
Sgt P wrote:
you are choosing to look at those points but there is one fact that makes your arguments logical: Your location Boston..... thanks.
to counter besides the slight jab..
you fail to realize the change in strategy from FA Superteam to growing talent within...
don't be confused Cavs ( old Pat model that LeQueen brought to 'TheLand')
while the GSW ( building talent from within, sprinkle with Old Pat model of bring ring chasers & getting lucky on timing with KD)
his response well he changed the dynamic of the roster... with versaltity and depth to hand it over to Spo..
notice how Positionless basketball which Spo is one the innovators...
I am sick of hearing this doom and gloom...
We don't win every year...
bandwagoner... go flock to GSW...
King_Supreme wrote:Sgt P wrote:
you are choosing to look at those points but there is one fact that makes your arguments logical: Your location Boston..... thanks.
to counter besides the slight jab..
you fail to realize the change in strategy from FA Superteam to growing talent within...
don't be confused Cavs ( old Pat model that LeQueen brought to 'TheLand')
while the GSW ( building talent from within, sprinkle with Old Pat model of bring ring chasers & getting lucky on timing with KD)
his response well he changed the dynamic of the roster... with versaltity and depth to hand it over to Spo..
notice how Positionless basketball which Spo is one the innovators...
I am sick of hearing this doom and gloom...
We don't win every year...
bandwagoner... go flock to GSW...
This team can't compete for a title; we have little to no assets, and our team is capped out years. Miami had a golden opportunity to get a good pick in a great draft last year, now we're looking at a second round exit for 1-2 years. Critics hate the team's recent direction, because we went from striving for a title to being Grizzlies East.
If Miami someone exceeds the above, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong, but just about everyone thinks that the above is he ceiling. I wish the best for the squad, but being a capped out treadmill team is a bit of a downer.
King_Supreme wrote:Sgt P wrote:
you are choosing to look at those points but there is one fact that makes your arguments logical: Your location Boston..... thanks.
to counter besides the slight jab..
you fail to realize the change in strategy from FA Superteam to growing talent within...
don't be confused Cavs ( old Pat model that LeQueen brought to 'TheLand')
while the GSW ( building talent from within, sprinkle with Old Pat model of bring ring chasers & getting lucky on timing with KD)
his response well he changed the dynamic of the roster... with versaltity and depth to hand it over to Spo..
notice how Positionless basketball which Spo is one the innovators...
I am sick of hearing this doom and gloom...
We don't win every year...
bandwagoner... go flock to GSW...
This team can't compete for a title; we have little to no assets, and our team is capped out years. Miami had a golden opportunity to get a good pick in a great draft last year, now we're looking at a second round exit for 1-2 years. Critics hate the team's recent direction, because we went from striving for a title to being Grizzlies East.
If Miami someone exceeds the above, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong, but just about everyone thinks that the above is he ceiling. I wish the best for the squad, but being a capped out treadmill team is a bit of a downer.
Bishop45 wrote:"Let Iggie start the season brehs, was the wors that could happen"
CrossOver wrote:Posted this in the JJ thread but in case people don't check that one:
contract wrote:CrossOver wrote:Posted this in the JJ thread but in case people don't check that one:
So a 3 year deal then? That's better.
Enso wrote:UD bette not go anywhere
BBallFreak wrote:
Oh dear sweet Lord this sort of post bothers me.
No!
Do you know who Pat Riley is? Do you really think he's not planning on making a dozen trades? This is very typical of him. Collect assets, build up their value, then strike where and when you can. We're not Atlanta. We won't settle. Relax. Stop, breathe, and have some patience.
King_Supreme wrote:Sgt P wrote:
you are choosing to look at those points but there is one fact that makes your arguments logical: Your location Boston..... thanks.
to counter besides the slight jab..
you fail to realize the change in strategy from FA Superteam to growing talent within...
don't be confused Cavs ( old Pat model that LeQueen brought to 'TheLand')
while the GSW ( building talent from within, sprinkle with Old Pat model of bring ring chasers & getting lucky on timing with KD)
his response well he changed the dynamic of the roster... with versaltity and depth to hand it over to Spo..
notice how Positionless basketball which Spo is one the innovators...
I am sick of hearing this doom and gloom...
We don't win every year...
bandwagoner... go flock to GSW...
This team can't compete for a title; we have little to no assets, and our team is capped out years. Miami had a golden opportunity to get a good pick in a great draft last year, now we're looking at a second round exit for 1-2 years. Critics hate the team's recent direction, because we went from striving for a title to being Grizzlies East.
If Miami someone exceeds the above, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong, but just about everyone thinks that the above is he ceiling. I wish the best for the squad, but being a capped out treadmill team is a bit of a downer.
King_Supreme wrote:Sgt P wrote:
you are choosing to look at those points but there is one fact that makes your arguments logical: Your location Boston..... thanks.
to counter besides the slight jab..
you fail to realize the change in strategy from FA Superteam to growing talent within...
don't be confused Cavs ( old Pat model that LeQueen brought to 'TheLand')
while the GSW ( building talent from within, sprinkle with Old Pat model of bring ring chasers & getting lucky on timing with KD)
his response well he changed the dynamic of the roster... with versaltity and depth to hand it over to Spo..
notice how Positionless basketball which Spo is one the innovators...
I am sick of hearing this doom and gloom...
We don't win every year...
bandwagoner... go flock to GSW...
This team can't compete for a title; we have little to no assets, and our team is capped out years. Miami had a golden opportunity to get a good pick in a great draft last year, now we're looking at a second round exit for 1-2 years. Critics hate the team's recent direction, because we went from striving for a title to being Grizzlies East.
If Miami someone exceeds the above, I'll be the first to admit I was wrong, but just about everyone thinks that the above is he ceiling. I wish the best for the squad, but being a capped out treadmill team is a bit of a downer.
