Wut da blood clot??: The Official Miami Heat 2015-16 Offseason Thread
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Mantis Toboggan M.D.
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This might be the worst shooting team/offensive season in NBA historyJustise: 3-17
Richardson: 4-13
Weber: 5-13 (6 TOV)
Against D-league competition and we expecting these dudes to light up the league
Honestly, I saw the game and they didn't look like themselves. The Wade thing must've fukked with their heads. And Winslow's quotes back that up.Justise: 3-17
Richardson: 4-13
Weber: 5-13 (6 TOV)
Against D-league competition and we expecting these dudes to light up the league
Justise: 3-17
Richardson: 4-13
Weber: 5-13 (6 TOV)
Against D-league competition and we expecting these dudes to light up the league
What about their numbers from the previous games or does that not fit your narrative? Those guys looked like grown men playing with kids until yesterday...
((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL
RIP MR. SMOKE
I don't think that bodes well for their mental toughness. can't handle a fukkin teammate of one year leaving. smh. they better get used to it cause teammates come and go in the nba. I'm gonna give em the benefit of the doubt and just say they had an off night. but if they really played poorly cause of Wade leaving them dudes soft as shyt
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I don't understand these cats actively cheering against them. JRich and Winslow got a lot of praise around the league last year. They are still young and have room to improve and this is a season where they will have an opportunity to take on more responsibility. I'm excited for them and for the team.
Put JR Smith, Timothy Mozgov, and Mario Chalmers out there against D-League talent and they'd look like grown men against kids too. You calling them all-stars and future building blocks?
Being elite against summer league talent isn't exactly a glowing review of their talent. It means they're serviceable rotation players. It should be expected. The fact that they're this inconsistent against sub-NBA talent is a much more telling than the two good games they've had. If they're struggling to be consistent offensive threats out here, how much hope are they gonna have against consistent NBA defenses over the course of 82 games?
Pointing out that they struggle to consistently perform (Offensively) against sub-NBA talent despite all that "responsibility" isn't cheering against them. It's the truth.
How many good/great offensive players do you think would struggle to efficiently and consistently produce against fukking D-league level talent?
If you see a dude doing ok against this, how well is that gonna translate when they go against actual NBA talent?
havoc
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The Heat front-office has been very silent on making decisions to play Bosh for the next season. 
They're trying to railroad him.The Heat front-office has been very silent on making decisions to play Bosh for the next season.
This shyt is gonna get even more messy if the NBAPA gets involved
Green Ranger
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That's with good reason IMO. It's happened twice, how do we know it won't happen a third time, and that's with him traveling less on planesThe Heat front-office has been very silent on making decisions to play Bosh for the next season.
