His impact should be obvious. Upon arriving in Miami, the Heat have become the true dominant team on global sports. The Heat are on pace to win 60 games, a feat rarely if ever accomplished in NBA history and a feat never accomplished in the NFL. The Cavs as we all saw tonight resemble Hiroshima after the US dropped a hydrogen bomb on the city at the end of WWI.
Upon arriving in Cleveland he immediately turned the team into a contender in his 8th season. He tortured a would be bust in Lebron James and managed to get him on a few all star teams. But for encountering the BIG Z, Lebron would be a combination of Darko, Coleman's work ethic, and Oden's health.
His skill-set is under-appreciated as people think he dominates because of his inhuman athletic ability. There is more to Z than his athletic ability which even leaves him surprised at times.
The core of the Z dominance is his jumper. He hoists it up with an almost Hitleresque cruelty on the other team.
Give it up for the BIG Z. Because if Miami doesn't make him happy, he'll leave. In 2012, they'll be losing by 50 to the cavs.
One of the many photos of BIG Z holding up his many trophy.
In hindsight, the results of that trade reflect Dan Gilbert's mentality last season perfectly; panicked and uncertain...which is coincidentally how Jamison played during the playoffs
