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Wade stays late teaching Winslow post moves
October 9, 2015 | Filed in: 2015-16 season, Dwyane Wade, Jason Lieser.
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Justise Winslow is going to be a significant piece of the Heat’s rotation this season, but they are not simply turning him loose. Miami needs Winslow to fit certain roles off the bench, and one of those might be scoring in the post.
Miami’s second unit features Josh McRoberts and Amar’e Stoudemire as the big men, though neither is a traditional post player — particularly McRoberts, who is highly dangerous as a shooter and passer on the perimeter.
As part of Winslow’s education with the Heat, he spent time after this morning’s practice working with Dwyane Wade on post moves.
[VIDEO: Goran Dragic shows how he attacks the rim against big men]
[Miami Heat rookie Justise Winslow earning role off bench with defense]
[Wild adventures in the Miami Heat’s offseason]
“I have a couple and I’m comfortable with those, but I’m trying to build off that and trying to perfect some other ones,” Winslow said. “I’m trying to learn and expand my game down there.”
Wade began seriously sharpening that part of his game in 2008 with the help of assistant coach David Fizdale (who was also on hand as he worked with Winslow today) and now relies on it.
At 33, Wade is embracing the role of professor with Winslow as his student.
“As his career develops, hopefully he’s able to do multiple things on the floor, but right now there’s gonna be certain things (Erik Spoelstra) wants him to do, and some of those things I’m good at,” Wade said. “I’m just passing down knowledge to someone who I think could be good at things that I have strengths at. It’s gonna take a while, but if he figures it out at 21, he’s ahead of the curve. I figured it out at like 27.
“All of us are where we’re at because someone before us helped us. They helped by letting us sit there and watch film with them or having conversations with them. If he’s a student of it and he really wants to know, I’m a pretty decent teacher in certain areas.”
The biggest thing Wade wants Winslow to learn is to take his time and methodically prod for a spot to attack.
“When you’re young, you just want to get down there and go,” Wade said. “You’ve gotta have patience. The best players in the world have all the patience in the world and they make you do what they want you to do. He’s gonna have to learn. It’ll come with time.”
I don't know what I'd do if I walked into a Subway and Haslem was there to take my order.
October 9, 2015 | Filed in: 2015-16 season, Dwyane Wade, Jason Lieser.
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of the Miami Heat against the Orlando Magic during the NBA preseason game at KFC YUM! Center on October 7, 2015 in Louisville, Kentucky. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement.
Justise Winslow is going to be a significant piece of the Heat’s rotation this season, but they are not simply turning him loose. Miami needs Winslow to fit certain roles off the bench, and one of those might be scoring in the post.
Miami’s second unit features Josh McRoberts and Amar’e Stoudemire as the big men, though neither is a traditional post player — particularly McRoberts, who is highly dangerous as a shooter and passer on the perimeter.
As part of Winslow’s education with the Heat, he spent time after this morning’s practice working with Dwyane Wade on post moves.
[VIDEO: Goran Dragic shows how he attacks the rim against big men]
[Miami Heat rookie Justise Winslow earning role off bench with defense]
[Wild adventures in the Miami Heat’s offseason]
“I have a couple and I’m comfortable with those, but I’m trying to build off that and trying to perfect some other ones,” Winslow said. “I’m trying to learn and expand my game down there.”
Wade began seriously sharpening that part of his game in 2008 with the help of assistant coach David Fizdale (who was also on hand as he worked with Winslow today) and now relies on it.
At 33, Wade is embracing the role of professor with Winslow as his student.
“As his career develops, hopefully he’s able to do multiple things on the floor, but right now there’s gonna be certain things (Erik Spoelstra) wants him to do, and some of those things I’m good at,” Wade said. “I’m just passing down knowledge to someone who I think could be good at things that I have strengths at. It’s gonna take a while, but if he figures it out at 21, he’s ahead of the curve. I figured it out at like 27.
“All of us are where we’re at because someone before us helped us. They helped by letting us sit there and watch film with them or having conversations with them. If he’s a student of it and he really wants to know, I’m a pretty decent teacher in certain areas.”
The biggest thing Wade wants Winslow to learn is to take his time and methodically prod for a spot to attack.
“When you’re young, you just want to get down there and go,” Wade said. “You’ve gotta have patience. The best players in the world have all the patience in the world and they make you do what they want you to do. He’s gonna have to learn. It’ll come with time.”
I don't know what I'd do if I walked into a Subway and Haslem was there to take my order.
Winslow always got that look on his face like he dont give a fukk 
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Wade teaching Winslow his post moves & pump fake
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best heat stuff i've read in a while!
At 33, Wade is embracing the role of professor with Winslow as his student.
“As his career develops, hopefully he’s able to do multiple things on the floor, but right now there’s gonna be certain things (Erik Spoelstra) wants him to do, and some of those things I’m good at,” Wade said. “I’m just passing down knowledge to someone who I think could be good at things that I have strengths at. It’s gonna take a while, but if he figures it out at 21, he’s ahead of the curve. I figured it out at like 27.
“All of us are where we’re at because someone before us helped us. They helped by letting us sit there and watch film with them or having conversations with them. If he’s a student of it and he really wants to know, I’m a pretty decent teacher in certain areas.”
The biggest thing Wade wants Winslow to learn is to take his time and methodically prod for a spot to attack.
“When you’re young, you just want to get down there and go,” Wade said. “You’ve gotta have patience. The best players in the world have all the patience in the world and they make you do what they want you to do. He’s gonna have to learn. It’ll come with time.”
At 33, Wade is embracing the role of professor with Winslow as his student.
“As his career develops, hopefully he’s able to do multiple things on the floor, but right now there’s gonna be certain things (Erik Spoelstra) wants him to do, and some of those things I’m good at,” Wade said. “I’m just passing down knowledge to someone who I think could be good at things that I have strengths at. It’s gonna take a while, but if he figures it out at 21, he’s ahead of the curve. I figured it out at like 27.
“All of us are where we’re at because someone before us helped us. They helped by letting us sit there and watch film with them or having conversations with them. If he’s a student of it and he really wants to know, I’m a pretty decent teacher in certain areas.”
The biggest thing Wade wants Winslow to learn is to take his time and methodically prod for a spot to attack.
“When you’re young, you just want to get down there and go,” Wade said. “You’ve gotta have patience. The best players in the world have all the patience in the world and they make you do what they want you to do. He’s gonna have to learn. It’ll come with time.”
No doubt Wade understand the Heat culture of taking care of and teaching young players that are coming into he organization.
Wade, Haslem and Caron Butler all used to rave about how Eddie Jones, Brian Grant and Alonzo Mourning took them under their wing coming in.
They tried to do he same for that clown Beasley but Beasley, without trying to be disrespectful, wanted to do his own thing since everyone was hyping him up to be a star in the league.
Remember how Keith Askins used to have to yell at Beasley to get him to play in the low-post? How Mourning was trying to get him to put on more weight to be more of a power player? Beasley laughed at them thinking he knew better. We all know how that ended
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Wade & Company with the yearly preseason fashion shoot
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Why is Ennis taking photos? Did he sneak onto the set?
I actually LOL'd at thisWhy is Ennis taking photos? Did he sneak onto the set?
