Captain Crunch
Veteran
@Intruder v3.0
I wasn’t serious breh
I wasn’t serious breh
There are delusional fans out there who honestly want him to come back to Miami. I dont know which one you are. I never had a problem with him leaving. I have my opinions about how it was handled but i understand it and hold no grudge. And if there is one thing anyone who knows me personally will tell you about me is... I HOLD GRUDGES.@Intruder v3.0
I wasn’t serious breh
i doubt we have the assets@Primetime21 @Freddie.Cane @BushidoBrown
With the ongoing chaos with the Lakers, it might be time to bring Bron back to South Beach.
Waiters; Ryan Anderson, and Whiteside for Bron.
Who says no
What are we basing these trade scenarios on?I want brad beal on the heat but idk if hes a #1 option franchise centerpiece closer type player
or we could take on a high risk project of picking up wiggins
kyrie/lillard/booker also welcome to join the ranks of south beach
150% pipe dreams brehWhat are we basing these trade scenarios on?
Did we acquire assets/trade pieces that i'm unaware of? Or are we just making up pipe dreams as if we have room to wiggle under the cap and picks available to trade?
150% pipe dreams breh
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Breh is disinterested in basketball in a state and city where there is nothing to do except play basketball. He wouldn’t stand a chance in South BeachI want brad beal on the heat but idk if hes a #1 option franchise centerpiece closer type player
or we could take on a high risk project of picking up wiggins
kyrie/lillard/booker also welcome to join the ranks of south beach
meh...
I dont see much leadership in Winslow. J-Rich neither. Not sure about Bam but he's young and still has a lot to prove. I think to be a "leader" your peers on the squad have to respect you and i just dont see it yet.
I'm listening to this Bosh interview now and he also said Winslow is next in line to be the leader. Clearly they are all seeing things that you dont get to see on tv.It’s one of the reasons Udonis Haslem pointed to Winslow as the player he believes can step up and become the Heat’s next leader.
“If I can pick somebody, I would love for it to be Justise,” Haslem said in January.
“I think that’s going to be who he is,” Wade said when asked about Winslow’s potential future as the Heat’s next leader. “I just think when you’re 22 years old, you’re just a little afraid to put yourself out there and get on a guy or this and that, or say something to a guy because you’re so young.”
But Haslem has noticed a more assertive Winslow this season.
“I see it,” Haslem said. “I see him stepping him. I see him getting better. I see him being more vocal. I see him putting guys in their spots. I see him holding guys accountable. I see the progression stages with him in that.”
150% pipe dreams breh
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I want some of whatever y'all taking. Dealing with a family crisis right now that's stressing me the fukk out so i need that "get away from reality" pill.Anderson; Waiters for AD
Whiteside and James Johnson for Bron
Kawhi and KD for the MLE
I never said they can never be leaders. Just saying it's tough for young players to emerge as leaders at times because vets look at them on some "who died and made you captain?" type shyt. These young lads still have a lot to prove.I'm listening to this Bosh interview now and he also said Winslow is next in line to be the leader. Clearly they are all seeing things that you dont get to see on tv.
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