Got Loyalty Got Royalty Inside Our DNA. Official Miami Heat 2017-18 Season Thread #DoItForTheCulture

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havoc said:
Nah, breh. He is right. Dion was killing our offense. He was inconsistent and unreliable to produce any impact. Dion was shooting up bricks and making horrible decision with the ball.
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So you going to ignore the schedule we played? Im not saying there werent times his shot selection was an issue but damn near everyone was inconsistent offensively to the start of the year
Intruder v3.0 said:
I'vebeen saying this all along . But I stopped because any time I say anything remotely critical of Winslow some people in the thread t get very upset.

I don't want no problems:hubie:
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man cut out all the passive aggressive bullshyt and just say what you want to say, nobody here thinking twice on your takes
 
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With the loss of Waiters for the season, the Heat can apply for a $5.5 million disabled player’s exception that, if granted, must be utilized by March 12 and can be used only to acquire a player on an expiring contract. The Heat must apply for that exception by Monday and would need to open a roster spot to use it.

If the Heat cannot find a trade option with that $5.5 million before the Feb. 8 trade deadline, the alternative would be saving it and seeing what players receive buyouts. Players who have been in the NBA this season must be released by March 1 to be playoff-eligible elsewhere.

The Heat cannot trade any first-round pick before 2023 and has no second-round pick until 2022, which could be an impediment in trade conversations.

Keep in mind that Waiters must remain on the Heat’s roster; the NBA has no disabled list to stash players.

Wing players on lottery-bound teams who are on expiring contracts and could be in play for trades or buyouts include:

Brooklyn 6-6 shooting guard Joe Harris, who’s averaging 10 points on 46.1 percent shooting and is a bargain at $1.5 million.

Dallas combo guard Devin Harris, who’s earning $4.4 million and averaging 8.4 points on 40.9 percent shooting.

Atlanta swingman Marco Belinelli, who’s averaging 11.8 points and is a skilled three-point shooter. He wouldn’t be an option for Miami with a disabled player exception because he’s earning $6.6 million, but he could be if he’s bought out.

Lakers swingman Corey Brewer. Like Belinelli, he’s not an option for a trade with the disabled exception player money because of his $7.7 million salary, but he would be an option if bought out. A skilled defender, Brewer is shooting 48 percent but averaging just 3.5 points and 12 minutes per game.

Memphis swingman Tyreke Evans, who’s having by far the best season of any player on this list, having overcome a history of knee problems to average 19.9 points on 46.9 percent shooting. But he’s earning $2.9 million and it’s doubtful the Grizzlies would give him away. They could opt to resign him this summer.

Memphis swingman James Ennis. The former Heat player is averaging 6.8 points on 50 percent shooting (34.8 percent on threes) on a $2.9 million contract and could be in play before the trade deadline.

Orlando swingman Arron Afflalo. He’s averaging 8.1 points and shooting just 37.9 percent with a bench role for the Magic, but he’s a 38.5 percent career three-point shooter earning just $3.8 million.

Orlando small forward Mario Hezonja. The Magic is reportedly shopping the disappointing former fifth overall pick of the 2015 draft. He’s averaging 6.8 points and shooting 34.1 percent on threes on an expiring contract paying him $4 million this season.

Sacramento swingman Vince Carter. Not an option for a trade ($8 million) and wouldn’t necessarily be an appealing option if bought out because of diminished skills at age 40. He’s averaging 4.0 points and shooting 37 percent in 25 games.
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a few of those names are :ehh:...others are:hhh:
 
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