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Are our problems identical to Miami's?

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Are our problems identical to Miami's? 

Post#1 » by parson » Fri Nov 26, 2010 1:20 am

Watching the Heat play, I'm seeing the same ineptitude on offense (and even defense) that we suffer so much from, and it looks like MIA is playing just like us. They go iso way too much, they fold in the 4th and they have no answer to defensive pressure. They even let opposing PGs kill us the same way we've gotten used to seeing our games go.

So, I'm wondering, are their problems the same as ours? I blame our problems on a lack of a playmaking PG, its that MIA's problem?
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Re: Are our problems identical to Miami's? 

Post#2 » by johnny878 » Fri Nov 26, 2010 2:13 am

id say our problems are the opposite of the heat. they are soft inside, the hawks are **** on the perimeter.
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Re: Are our problems identical to Miami's? 

Post#3 » by ATL DirtyBird » Fri Nov 26, 2010 2:27 am

We arent nearly as bad of a rebounding team as they are (NVM, just checked the stats. We are almost as bad). Our PG is almost as bad but they have LeBron who can create just as well as most PGs. Wade has also been quite poor defending just about everybody. They will get it together though.
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Re: Are our problems identical to Miami's? 

Post#4 » by k-SkiLLz » Fri Nov 26, 2010 10:45 am

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