14 PPG off the bench for houston
4th time wouldve been the charm
i swear it wouldve
Just trying to get our Coli Rating Up - Miami Heat Season thread 2015/16
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I'm a huge Niners fan but have never posted in any of their threads....too many posters I don't like in there
I don't know of him as a Heat fan but that's my nikka....we share the same love of Southern California Mexican women
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
I'm referring to people saying hassan was still some nutcase when he joined the heat, and the staff and players transformed him into an angel or some shyt. from day 1 hassan has busted his ass for the team. Dude has BEEN bought in. difference between now and then is that the team is actually treating him like a peer now instead of an outsider. these guys used to expect him to carry the whole burden on defense and ignore him on offense. Hassan didn't change, the system changed. the mindset towards him changed. that's why he's happier now. if Bosh didn't go down, the team would still be treating him like he was replaceable and he'd be on his way out. I don't think there's anything wrong with a player being unhappy when he's being treated unfairly. he thought he had more to offer and he was never given the opportunity. now he's finally getting it and he's showing he was right all along.
it's just comedy to me how the media keeps changing the narrative with hassan. a few months ago they were telling us hassan had no impact and put up meaningless stats. now that the team is winning, the story has changed to hassan "maturing". awww....the spoiled brat finally cleaned up his act. smh. the media is transparent as hell with their agenda. the true story here is that hassan was our most impactful player 4 months ago and he still is. difference now is that the system is catering to him instead of alienating him, and the team is far better because of it. just like a lot of us said would be the case
hassan didn't buy into the team. the team bought into hassan
it is what it is. I'm done with the subject. I'm just happy the shyt finally came together, even if happened by accident. the playoffs are coming. no more time for disfunction in heatwave
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
smh. I remember them Dorrel Wright dreams like it was yesterday. every other week of all of us thinking he was finally turning the corner, only for him to go right back to square one soon after. I still remember the day I officially gave up on him and said fukk Dorell wright. so I just can't get hyped off this dudes comeback. he didn't do jack shyt for us last time except crush our hopes. hopefully he can prove me wrong but I'm not counting on it.My nikka Dorrell coming back
I've been waiting 5 years for this...
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
doubt he plays again if we sign Dorell.
I don't know about that. He'd be taking the few minutes Gerald has left. I just want him to hurry up and sign so he can get these last few games under his belt and get accustomed
WaddupDoe!
Steez.
i think he plays over TJ. who hasnt played in a while cant see Dorell signing with us to take Greens mins. who basically plays like 8 mins now.
Captain Crunch
Veteran
Hey brehs any chance Bosh plays next year?
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
our starting unit needs a spark plug. Wade/Dragic come out too casual
TJ is trying to rejoin the team but still has some soreness
Miami Heat's Hassan Whiteside won't lobby for defensive honor
JOHNSON HOPEFUL
Tyler Johnson has been cautiously optimistic he would be able to return from shoulder surgery before the end of the regular season.
With five games left before the Miami Heat venture into the playoffs, the second-year combo guard remains just that.
“I’d say at least 70 [percent],” Johnson said Tuesday when pressed to provide a number on the chances he’ll return before the Heat wrap up the regular season next week with trips to Detroit and Boston.
“I’m still optimistic for sure. It’s really based on how I feel. We go through the same routine after every workout, seeing how it feels and then the next day coming in and seeing how it feels. When it’s sore, I usually don’t work out two days in a row. That’s what we’re trying to be able to do — put consecutive days together.”
Johnson, who had surgery to repair the rotator cuff in his left shoulder on Feb. 3, has been steadily adding more to his regiment during the past few weeks. He started last month by getting involved defensively in 2-on-2 work. Last week, he started shooting regularly with his left hand — going as far out as the three-point line.
Getting any level of help from Johnson this season would be a nice bonus for the Heat. At the moment, the team has just two healthy point guards available in Dragic and rookie Josh Richardson. Johnson would be able to provide some relief and insurance at that position.
The makeup of the Heat (45-32) has changed quite a bit since Johnson last played on Jan. 26. They’ve become a team that plays with a much faster, attacking pace. Johnson, though, believes he fits right into that.
“That’s how I play — up and down,” he said. “It’s not like I really to adjust my game a whole lot. Obviously I won’t be in game shape when I start. But I don’t think it will take me that long.”
Read more here: Miami Heat’s Hassan Whiteside won’t lobby for defensive honor
Miami Heat's Hassan Whiteside won't lobby for defensive honor
JOHNSON HOPEFUL
Tyler Johnson has been cautiously optimistic he would be able to return from shoulder surgery before the end of the regular season.
With five games left before the Miami Heat venture into the playoffs, the second-year combo guard remains just that.
“I’d say at least 70 [percent],” Johnson said Tuesday when pressed to provide a number on the chances he’ll return before the Heat wrap up the regular season next week with trips to Detroit and Boston.
“I’m still optimistic for sure. It’s really based on how I feel. We go through the same routine after every workout, seeing how it feels and then the next day coming in and seeing how it feels. When it’s sore, I usually don’t work out two days in a row. That’s what we’re trying to be able to do — put consecutive days together.”
Johnson, who had surgery to repair the rotator cuff in his left shoulder on Feb. 3, has been steadily adding more to his regiment during the past few weeks. He started last month by getting involved defensively in 2-on-2 work. Last week, he started shooting regularly with his left hand — going as far out as the three-point line.
Getting any level of help from Johnson this season would be a nice bonus for the Heat. At the moment, the team has just two healthy point guards available in Dragic and rookie Josh Richardson. Johnson would be able to provide some relief and insurance at that position.
The makeup of the Heat (45-32) has changed quite a bit since Johnson last played on Jan. 26. They’ve become a team that plays with a much faster, attacking pace. Johnson, though, believes he fits right into that.
“That’s how I play — up and down,” he said. “It’s not like I really to adjust my game a whole lot. Obviously I won’t be in game shape when I start. But I don’t think it will take me that long.”
Read more here: Miami Heat’s Hassan Whiteside won’t lobby for defensive honor
The fukk is Wade doing 