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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#561 » by Bishop45 » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:04 am

Wiltside wrote:Send Bam, expiring KO and Nunn to Philly for Embiid.

Could then try and go all in for Beal with Herro as the main piece, along with others.

Butler, Beal and Embiid would be title favourites with the right pieces around them.


Having Winslow would have been great to pair with Herro.... but yea', Bam+ Herro seems like the floor for Biid. which has been a welcomed trade by 6ers fans these past few weeks fwiw

This is in no way an endorsement however, I want nothing to do with furthering an investment into Centers. Good for 6ers if they make bank tho. I'd rather do Bam/Herro and pieces for Beal and hope we can make enough space afterwards for a Giannis plea
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#562 » by IggieCC » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:08 am

AirP. wrote:
Read on Twitter

I believe this has something to do with him shushing 6ers fans who booed the team.

this might be much ado about nothing tbh
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#563 » by dean456 » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:10 am

HEATVols865 wrote:Embiid is not worth getting rid of Bam


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I agree getting Embiid is not worth shedding our entire roster but if your suggesting that we wouldn't be better if you replaced Bam for Embiid on this roster your dreaming. If right now we were running

Nunn/Dragic
Robinson/Herro
Butler/Crowder
DJJr/Iggy/Olynyk
Embiid/Leonard/Silva

We'd be top of the East with this squad pretty easily I think.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#564 » by batterybro42 » Tue Feb 11, 2020 10:05 am

Joel is absolutely worth the price of Bam and more, he’s a generational big that fits the modern game with an entire next level to his game if pushed in the right direction. Good lord could you imagine a shredded Joel pushed to the brink with no excuse other than to dominate?

He isn’t properly held accountable in Philly, some players have to be taught that especially when they have never experienced it we provide an environment for it. We’d still be awful close to a max for Giannis with him. The removal of Bam and Nunn cap holds would push us north of 65 million in space, let Silva walk and there is 67. Joel will make 31 mil and change in 2021 leaving us with 35 mil in change enough to safely max another player.

Could be looking at a core of
Butler
Joel
Giannis
Herro
Robinson

Send Philly Bam, Nunn, KO, and next years 1st on draft night.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#565 » by KingDavid » Tue Feb 11, 2020 11:58 am

IggieCC wrote:
AirP. wrote:
Read on Twitter

I believe this has something to do with him shushing 6ers fans who booed the team.

this might be much ado about nothing tbh

Jimmy's response was the big news.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#566 » by Bhut Jolokia » Tue Feb 11, 2020 1:09 pm

Trading Bam, Nunn, Olynyk and Iguodala for Embiid and Mike Scott works salary wise.

http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=sv8yagg

Embiid would be huge for recruiting Giannis to Miami as a free agent in 2021. Giannis picked Embiid #1 in the All-Star selection so that must mean something.

This would be a great starting lineup:
Herro
Robinson
Butler
Giannis
Embiid
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#567 » by DayofMourning » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:16 pm

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Wiltside wrote:Send Bam, expiring KO and Nunn to Philly for Embiid.

Could then try and go all in for Beal with Herro as the main piece, along with others.

Butler, Beal and Embiid would be title favourites with the right pieces around them.


Having Winslow would have been great to pair with Herro.... but yea', Bam+ Herro seems like the floor for Biid. which has been a welcomed trade by 6ers fans these past few weeks fwiw

This is in no way an endorsement however, I want nothing to do with furthering an investment into Centers. Good for 6ers if they make bank tho. I'd rather do Bam/Herro and pieces for Beal and hope we can make enough space afterwards for a Giannis plea


I'm all about some Bam and Herro, and would prefer to keep them. Said the same for the guys we traded for Shaq.

As for Embiid vs Beal? Massive advantage to Embiid.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#568 » by Bishop45 » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:25 pm

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Bishop45 wrote:
Wiltside wrote:Send Bam, expiring KO and Nunn to Philly for Embiid.

Could then try and go all in for Beal with Herro as the main piece, along with others.

Butler, Beal and Embiid would be title favourites with the right pieces around them.


Having Winslow would have been great to pair with Herro.... but yea', Bam+ Herro seems like the floor for Biid. which has been a welcomed trade by 6ers fans these past few weeks fwiw

This is in no way an endorsement however, I want nothing to do with furthering an investment into Centers. Good for 6ers if they make bank tho. I'd rather do Bam/Herro and pieces for Beal and hope we can make enough space afterwards for a Giannis plea


I'm all about some Bam and Herro, and would prefer to keep them. Said the same for the guys we traded for Shaq.

As for Embiid vs Beal? Massive advantage to Embiid.


Biid's better, no doubt, but I'd have to side with elite perimeter play/durability.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#569 » by AirP. » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:31 pm

KingDavid wrote:Jimmy's response was the big news.

The reason Embiid's post it was big to me was because I've seen the writing on the wall(they're building around Simmons) for a while and he also used the same quote Jimmy used in Minnesota. Of course it was in response to being booed but he knew Butler utilized that quote too. Trolling... sure, is there some truth in it about wanting out? Probably.

Think of it this way, a franchise has their MVP level player saying he wants certain players resigned, he has a strong relationship with one of them and then finds out they trade him when he had very little real options of who to sign with? Embiid started the year feeling betrayed by the franchise by trading Butler and now after missing time with a broken finger he's hearing his own fans booing him and radio stations trash him after all these years of praise. Embiid is seeing you're only worth the praise of the fans while you're the best option, fans/sports radio are starting to get on the build around Simmons bandwagon and it's hitting Embiid hard. I completely expect to see him available this summer, it would be nice if he could force his way to Miami. He may cost a lot, but I have a good feeling Riley can put the right players around Embiid and Butler to be title contenders.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#570 » by DayofMourning » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:41 pm

I stopped by the Philly board to see their thoughts and a poster suggested that an Embiid to Miami deal should START with Bam, Herro, Duncan, KZ, and picks.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#571 » by eddieheatfan » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:48 pm

i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#572 » by AirP. » Tue Feb 11, 2020 3:54 pm

eddieheatfan wrote:i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification

Embiid's only 25.

Also, the current plan(and recently how you got Butler) is to create nearly instant gratification by creating cap space to sign a top tier player, without that this team would have another piece in Gallo to make a real run to get to the finals. Even Zach Lowe thought that was the move to make Miami true contenders THIS YEAR.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#573 » by eddieheatfan » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:00 pm

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eddieheatfan wrote:i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification

Embiid's only 25.

Also, the current plan(and recently how you got Butler) is to create nearly instant gratification by creating cap space to sign a top tier player, without that this team would have another piece in Gallo to make a real run to get to the finals. Even Zach Lowe thought that was the move to make Miami true contenders THIS YEAR.
that's not going to happen, next season maybe. but i could be wrong but i dont think think that riley would let go of a younger bam for an injury prone center that might or not carry you to the finals. honestly, i can wait.i'm a patient guy
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#574 » by DayofMourning » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:02 pm

eddieheatfan wrote:i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification


Yes. I'd rather see if the guys we draft and groom can be accented by a FA addition, rather than be traded for them. Sell high if you need to. JRich for example. Feel like Embiid is a big risk from a health perspective as Bish alluded to.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#575 » by AirP. » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:06 pm

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eddieheatfan wrote:i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification

Embiid's only 25.

Also, the current plan(and recently how you got Butler) is to create nearly instant gratification by creating cap space to sign a top tier player, without that this team would have another piece in Gallo to make a real run to get to the finals. Even Zach Lowe thought that was the move to make Miami true contenders THIS YEAR.
that's not going to happen, next season maybe. but i could be wrong but i dont think think that riley would let go of a younger bam for an injury prone center that might or not carry you to the finals. honestly, i can wait.i'm a patient guy

Gallo was the piece that Miami needed(Philly wasn't moving Embiid this year), which Zach Lowe echoed and all it took was to extend him which went into the 2021 cap space and he'd be starting next to Bam right now. This is why I HATE limiting a team's ceiling for just a CHANCE of signing a top FA. I can't check Lowe's articles(he did say it in a podcast a few times this year) right now since ESPN is blocked where I work.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#576 » by AirP. » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:09 pm

DayofMourning wrote:
eddieheatfan wrote:i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification


Yes. I'd rather see if the guys we draft and groom can be accented by a FA addition, rather than be traded for them.

Miami just did that for Butler and it completely changed this team, so why wouldn't you want to do that again for a much younger player?
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Post#577 » by Feel_the_Heat15 » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:17 pm

You guys don't understand how much Bam positively impacts this team. You replace Bam with Embiid and the team gets worse defensively and offensively. Also, this is only Bam's 3rd year and he could develop a 3-point shot later on which would put him on Jokic's tier.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#578 » by The Bunk » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:18 pm

eddieheatfan wrote:i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification


Why would there be an asterisk?
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#579 » by DayofMourning » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:25 pm

AirP. wrote:
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eddieheatfan wrote:i wouldnt be willing to trade any of the heat's emerging talents for just 1 chip with an asterisk.i'd rather play the long game and built a dynasty.4 years of cabron bitter me to the idea of instant gratification


Yes. I'd rather see if the guys we draft and groom can be accented by a FA addition, rather than be traded for them.

Miami just did that for Butler and it completely changed this team, so why wouldn't you want to do that again for a much younger player?


Did you just edit out the part where I referenced the JRich trade? That's a weird thing to do then reply using JRich as an example.

Rich was maxed out. A lot of Heat fans recognized that. We traded him for a much better player who was available. That's what you do. With Winslow, he's had five years to prove his worth, and he kept meeting obstacles he couldn't overcome. Trade him for cap room, and two players who're better than he has shown to be.

Bam has blown up and is pretty much our offense and defense. He's incredibly important, and has so much more room for growth. He's also 3 years younger than Embiid, and has proven to be incredibly healthy. He's a 22 year old allstar for god's sake, who isn't at his ceiling. He's also a great personality, locker room guy, etc. He has been amazing. You don't give up on that yet.

Herro has a long way to go. What he does have is a gigantic pair of testicles in crunch time, and the type of personality that shows he's not backing down from anyone. What he's done so far is win games, sometimes ones we didn't have the business of winning. He has incredible untapped potential. Once again, he's needs a chance to grow.

I'd much rather see what those two are capable of than invest in Embiid. I get the love for Embiid. I've gone on record stating how he could possibly be the best player in the L if proper engaged/healthy. Rather see what Bam and Herro can do.
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Re: Miami Heat Regular Season Thread Vol. Iggy 

Post#580 » by AirP. » Tue Feb 11, 2020 4:44 pm

DayofMourning wrote:
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Yes. I'd rather see if the guys we draft and groom can be accented by a FA addition, rather than be traded for them.

Miami just did that for Butler and it completely changed this team, so why wouldn't you want to do that again for a much younger player?


Did you just edit out the part where I referenced the JRich trade? That's a weird thing to do then reply using JRich as an example.

Yes I did because it goes completely against what you said right before that, that you'd rather draft and groom players then trade for them... then you instantly said you traded someone you groomed for Butler.
DayofMourning wrote:Rich was maxed out. A lot of Heat fans recognized that. We traded him for a much better player who was available. That's what you do. With Winslow, he's had five years to prove his worth, and he kept meeting obstacles he couldn't overcome. Trade him for cap room, and two players who're better than he has shown to be.

Bam has blown up and is pretty much our offense and defense. He's incredibly important, and has so much more room for growth. He's also 3 years younger than Embiid, and has proven to be incredibly healthy. He's a 22 year old allstar for god's sake, who isn't at his ceiling. He's also a great personality, locker room guy, etc. He has been amazing. You don't give up on that yet.

Herro has a long way to go. What he does have is a gigantic pair of testicles in crunch time, and the type of personality that shows he's not backing down from anyone. What he's done so far is win games, sometimes ones we didn't have the business of winning. He has incredible untapped potential. Once again, he's needs a chance to grow.

I'd much rather see what those two are capable of than invest in Embiid. I get the love for Embiid. I've gone on record stating how he could possibly be the best player in the L if proper engaged/healthy. Rather see what Bam and Herro can do.

This is what I don't get, you add a player like Butler but say nah to an MVP level player just because you see "potential" vs what a player can actually do. Had Embiid not been sick last year in the 2nd round, Philly probably(at least possibly) has a championship right now. Why would you not want to trade for one of the few players who can completely dominate a game at age 25? If you have concerns with his health that's at least a viable reason, anything else is just hoping on potential. Potential stopped Minnesota from trading Wiggins and Dunn for Butler... Glen Taylor(owner) refused to allow Wiggins to be traded. Had the owner allowed Thibodeau to do what he was wanting to do Minnesota's whole future would have been different, they would have kept LaVine over Wiggins, drafted Markkanen since they wouldn't have had to swap draft picks and had a starting lineup Teague, LaVine, Butler, Markkanen, and Towns.

On Embiid, you saw him cry after losing last year to Toronto, he cares but he has a bad coach. Some of the last second plays I've seen from him are terrible, the offense they run with Simmons and Embiid as their starts is horrible and the kicker, he "asks" his players to do things, hey Jimmy score, hey Ben shoot 1 3 a game, that's a "players" coach and only self driven players or just highly talented players will have success with that type of coach. Get Embiid under Spoelstra, let Embiid get cussed out for not taking his man into the low post instead of... hey Embiid, you might want to think about leaving the 3pt line and scoring on some smaller guys under the basket.... or the big one... WHY IN THE )(#$)(#)%( DOES SIMMONS AND EMBIID END UP 5 FEET FROM EACH OTHER IN THE LOW POST, IF ONE OF YOU ARE THERE THE OTHER ONE NEEDS TO GET OUT. Oh my god I tuned in on a 76ers game and saw BOTH Embiid and Simmons in the low post and kept thinking, WHY IS THIS ALLOWED? I snipped this picture just after both were posted in the low post... at no time should this ever be the end of a play unless Simmons drove in and dumped it off to Embiid(which didn't happen, they BOTH were posting up down low). 4 of the Bucks were in the lane with the 5 just barely outside it(his shoe may be touching the lane). I just don't see how B.Brown still has a job in Philly, great guy, maybe a good player's coach but that team needs a coach to tell them to not do certain things... like have 2 bigs in the low post together.

5 defenders within 5 feet of Embiid under the basket. This kind of spacing happens all the time because of the offense and because of Simmons won't take the "suggestion" from his coach to shoot from the outside, not even once per game.
I'd be afraid of that team if they'd fire Brown and bring Thibodeau in, the offense/defense he'd put in would turn that team into a juggernaut(which people thought they should be now).
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