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Old 11-28-2010, 06:35 AM
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Lebron James vs Spoelstra bump - What's it mean?
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Old 11-28-2010, 08:59 AM
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Lebron in last year has turned into a douche. Looked intentional to me.
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Old 11-28-2010, 10:22 AM
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Old 11-28-2010, 10:27 AM
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Old 11-28-2010, 10:49 AM
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this is all chris bosh's fault. they thought they would be getting a legit power forward. but we all in toronto know that chris bosh is soft and will not play down low. so they got lebron, wade and a soft small forward. that was their problem. not its all coming down on them.
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Old 11-28-2010, 11:08 AM
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Old 11-28-2010, 11:13 AM
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this is all chris bosh's fault. they thought they would be getting a legit power forward. but we all in toronto know that chris bosh is soft and will not play down low. so they got lebron, wade and a soft small forward. that was their problem. not its all coming down on them.
I wouldn't blame Bosh for this. He is what he is, a jump shooting power forward who excelled on a shitty team in Toronto. Riles knew this and so did many others. Every team that went after Bosh made him the second priority because they all knew Bosh alone wouldn't bring success. That being said, Spolestra is on the way out. Poor bastard has to know it. Phil Jackson was out of line in what he said about Spolestra's job, but Jackson was also dead on with the call. I don't think Spolestra makes it past the New Year as head coach. Miami has no continuity on offense, barely plays defense, and can't rebound worth a shit. They don't respect Spolestra like they will Riles......

Hell its not even about who the Heat are losing to except Memphis and Indy, but the way they lose is bad....
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Think Bron wants a do-over....?

OH, and don't worry they picked up and monster big man... Ericka Dampier... LMFAO!!!!!

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Old 11-28-2010, 04:29 PM
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Old 11-28-2010, 05:57 PM
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this is all chris bosh's fault. they thought they would be getting a legit power forward. but we all in toronto know that chris bosh is soft and will not play down low. so they got lebron, wade and a soft small forward. that was their problem. not its all coming down on them.
Huh?

Chris Bosh is actually playing the best of the 3. they know what they got when they got Bosh. He's not the problem. JMO
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Old 11-28-2010, 06:30 PM
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Basketball is a TEAM sport, You have to have good chemistry to win period
This isn't like the Yank's where baseball is more of an individual sports where you can buy a good team.
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Old 11-28-2010, 06:32 PM
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Huh?

Chris Bosh is actually playing the best of the 3. they know what they got when they got Bosh. He's not the problem. JMO
Its not Bosh's fault. He is the same player he was in Toronto. The one knock I might have is he isn't rebounding. I've watched a handful of Heat games and I've noticed the don't run an offense and have limited defensive intensity. Offensively, there is too much isolation by Wade and Lebron. In many cases this puts the Heat at a disadvantage from a rebounding standpoint. I'd love to see them run motion. This is where Spolestra has to step up....IMO
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Its not Bosh's fault. He is the same player he was in Toronto. The one knock I might have is he isn't rebounding. I've watched a handful of Heat games and I've noticed the don't run an offense and have limited defensive intensity. Offensively, there is too much isolation by Wade and Lebron. In many cases this puts the Heat at a disadvantage from a rebounding standpoint. I'd love to see them run motion. This is where Spolestra has to step up....IMO
Agree 100%. Yes his rebounds are down but they've been better and you are right. Basically on offense either James or Wade is playing 1 on 5 like they always have. No motion, no running and yes I think it's on Spoelstra. Don't get me wrong they need some muscle inside and they miss Haslem and I think Miller will really help - but it's not Bosh for sure. It's very ugly for sure right now.
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Bottom line is Lebron should be with Amare in NY playing in Dantonis offense.

Pat Riley is a greaseball. From the moment I saw spoelstra I knew he didn't stand a chance.
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Only room for one giant ego. Wade and Lebron cannot co-exist.
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