goodboy wrote:twix2500 wrote:I hope he worked on his game as much as his hair.
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what in the actual phook
rainbow afro incoming
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goodboy wrote:twix2500 wrote:I hope he worked on his game as much as his hair.
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what in the actual phook
eddieheatfan wrote:no,he has to work on his weaknesses because he might be not a benchwarmer while on the heat but if he's traded to another team he will surely be a 2nd or 3rd string center somewhere.Feel_the_Heat15 wrote:eddieheatfan wrote:poor bam but this should be a wake up call for him to work on his weaknesses.otherwise,he could find himself to be a benchwarmer throughtout his career
I feel like we're the worst fan base on the forum when it comes to being confident about our players. Adebayo a benchwarmer after last season, really?
though,he has developed a tad better than winslow at this stage but he is not yet an elite player on the nba level. he needs to work more on his shots and rebounds and blocks a little bit more
https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/a/adebaba01.html
i do really like him but he has his work cut out for him since its a failure that he didnt made the national team to represent the usa...he should use this as a motivation to improve further
twix2500 wrote:
Should Jahlil Okafor be a player the Heat should keep an eye on for next summer. He has gotten in tremendous shape last year. I didnt get to see him play so I do not know how much did he truly improve. But looking at his numbers in January he and a 9 game consecutive strings of starts which he posted 18.2 pts, 2 blks, 9.8 rbs, 12 FGA, 67% FG%. These are the stats I expected out of him coming out of college. He has the physical traits to be a good rebounder, decent shot blocker, and a dam good efficient go too scorer. One of my biggest complaints about him was being in poor physical shape,lack of desire to play defense, and poor rebounder. He sure did fix his body, I see flash of his rebounding in that streak, not sure if he gain focus on defense. He is good passer, nice stroke that can become a better weapon. If you watched his play last year what is the feedback?
PG: Dragic
SG: Butler
SF: Winslow
PF: Okafor
Ce: Adebayo
Hallstar wrote:twix2500 wrote:
Should Jahlil Okafor be a player the Heat should keep an eye on for next summer. He has gotten in tremendous shape last year. I didnt get to see him play so I do not know how much did he truly improve. But looking at his numbers in January he and a 9 game consecutive strings of starts which he posted 18.2 pts, 2 blks, 9.8 rbs, 12 FGA, 67% FG%. These are the stats I expected out of him coming out of college. He has the physical traits to be a good rebounder, decent shot blocker, and a dam good efficient go too scorer. One of my biggest complaints about him was being in poor physical shape,lack of desire to play defense, and poor rebounder. He sure did fix his body, I see flash of his rebounding in that streak, not sure if he gain focus on defense. He is good passer, nice stroke that can become a better weapon. If you watched his play last year what is the feedback?
PG: Dragic
SG: Butler
SF: Winslow
PF: Okafor
Ce: Adebayo
Maybe if Adebayo was a stretch player, here you would be relying on Winslow there to be a high volume shooter
twix2500 wrote:Hallstar wrote:twix2500 wrote:
Should Jahlil Okafor be a player the Heat should keep an eye on for next summer. He has gotten in tremendous shape last year. I didnt get to see him play so I do not know how much did he truly improve. But looking at his numbers in January he and a 9 game consecutive strings of starts which he posted 18.2 pts, 2 blks, 9.8 rbs, 12 FGA, 67% FG%. These are the stats I expected out of him coming out of college. He has the physical traits to be a good rebounder, decent shot blocker, and a dam good efficient go too scorer. One of my biggest complaints about him was being in poor physical shape,lack of desire to play defense, and poor rebounder. He sure did fix his body, I see flash of his rebounding in that streak, not sure if he gain focus on defense. He is good passer, nice stroke that can become a better weapon. If you watched his play last year what is the feedback?
PG: Dragic
SG: Butler
SF: Winslow
PF: Okafor
Ce: Adebayo
Maybe if Adebayo was a stretch player, here you would be relying on Winslow there to be a high volume shooter
I think we hold value a stretch player way too much. The Heat were damn near or was the worse offensive team in the league and having a stretch four was not the reason. New Orleans started Okafor and Randle together. A stretch player helps but its not the reason any team offense is good or not. We keep reserving a stretch player as reason to not add talent.
miami should be a 6th seed at best or an 8th seed at worst.i'd be surprised if they dont make the playoffs again.this team has way to go to be a top seeder type of team or a contendertwix2500 wrote:Who do you have as the top 8 teams in the east?
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kobewade11 wrote:I pitched Okafor last summer when he was available for cheap as a young reclamation project, the board wasn't interested.