Nba Starts For Heat Haters Only

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i do not want us to win the ring would want either celtics or suns and if the mavs play spurs in the playoffs i predict an ass whupping mavs will have no chance

@Oephius
I will keep saying it till you understand i don't mind dropping a chopped and screwed album.We are the only ones that can beat the Spurs in the Western Conference come playoff time we have done it before even when they had home court advantage.Forget the Suns they can't do it as for the Celts i can only hope they don't have playoff meltdown we where 67-15 last season and flunked in the playoffs so you never know

so u wait for nfl season to be over before focusing on basketballl, sounds funny


@A-40
even if mavs can beat spurs, whats the probability u wont have been eliminated before u meet them
as for celtics, stop comparing them to mavs, their stars are seasoned stars not relative newbies as howard, harris and co were last year though i like nowitzki a lot, i think the difference between mavs last year and celtics is that mavs players were on some demonic form last year while celts players are at the peak of their career(the main stars only though)

@Oephius
I am almost getting tired of arguing with you.Granted we lost to Golden state for obvious reasons they severely whooped our butts in the regular season and we we played the regular season like there where no playoffs we have learnt from that and you would observe in due time.As for the Celts seasoned stars my ass how many of them have made it to the Nba Finals? Howard and Harris are no newbies

making it to the NBA finals does not make you a great player
take for example the entire heat team weel you get the point

don't beleive you
they have been on fire for the past three seasons
and talk about fire how about Orlando magic,  smoking

garnett was a monster for celtics in d win against pistons despite the foul trouble

NBA Comparison: Dwyane Wade/Jason Kidd

Strengths: A breath taking athlete with terrific size for the point guard position at 6-4 ,  His upside is truly special … An absolutely dazzling dunker with blinding speed ,  Likely to be the most athletic PG in the league for years to come … A point guard in the truest sense of the word. His development in this area has been phenomenal in the past 2 years (which is apparent when you read his profile from a year and a half ago) … Knows how to run a team, and raises the level of play of his teammates … A pass-first point guard with excellent court vision … Has a rare ability to create passing lanes – finding and creating shots for teammates who do not appear to be open … A relentless defender with quick hands and length. Gets low and will lock his man down on defense and should only improve. Gives the same intensity and effort on both ends of the floor … Excellent handle on the ball, with a deadly crossover, very tough to contain one on one … A constant threat to blow by his man off the dribble … Rarely shows much emotion, very calm on and off-court demeanor, does not get rattled easily … Plays with a high level of intensity remaining level-headed … Deadly on the fast break with his passing ability and athleticism … Powerful leaper. Can get his head at rim level and has the strength to go into traffic and dunk on people … Catlike quickness and body control … Excellent finisher around the basket even after contact… Clutch player who raises his level of play against good competition and wants the ball in crunch time … Hits his foul shots at a good rate … Very team-oriented with a great attitude. Willing to learn, very coachable and still improving … Accustomed to the 'family feeling' with his teams (he is very close with his high school teammates, and his AAU team, coached by his brother, consisting mostly of his high school teammates). Has a close knit group surrounding him and protecting his future … Tough as nails competitor. A warrior who leaves it out on the floor every time out … A true floor general who shows a solid understanding of the game. Good decision maker. … Has very long arms and strong hands … Loves to drive and hang in the air and shoot when he’s cleared the defense … Very crafty at making shots around the basket, especially fadeways getting great height on his jumpers … Excellent rebounder due to his size, strength and tenacity …

Weaknesses: Mechanics on his shot are not fluid, so he may need to adjust it some as he sort of slings the ball from his shoulder, though his shot has shown steady improvement … A streaky shooter, can go through cold spells … More effective in an up-tempo game, understands tempo but his speed obviously makes running logical and is still less effective in the half court … Underdeveloped moves off the dribble. He can become more polished creating shots from the perimeter (ala OJ Mayo) … Right now relies almost exclusively on his power, handle, and quickness to get by defenders … Can become a lot better at running the pick and roll … Has the size to post up PGs all day. He shows great strength and intensity inside but has underutilized back to the basket skills … Sometimes appears to be coasting during games, though I believe this is when he is getting a feel for the tempo of the game, and he is reluctant to force things… Not much of a vocal leader, but certainly leads by example. And this is sure to develop with maturity … A year or two in college will do wonders for his grasp of the point guard position. Easily the toughest to master on the NBA level … Had a tendency to rely too much on his athleticism early in his high school career, but has developed other facets of his game …

IMAGINE HIM AND D-WADE IN THE BACKCOURT TOGETHER. . .

Man I think even if Miami had the first pick, they'd pick  Beasley,  they already have Dwade,  why choose another player similar to him, 
 
Wit Wade in the backcourt any other PG will do,  (they won the with Jwill at the PG spot), just like any team will Kobe can make do with any PG,

I always say that Miami biggest issue is the front court,  No knock against Haslem, but he's a role player at best( gives u 15-18pts, 10 reb any given night),  they need a more dominant post presence,

A similar example is the nets,  they possibly the best PG in the game at Jkidd,  they've 2 quality, 2 star wing players in Carter and Jefferson,  but they're still struggling,  why because,  they absolutely NO presence in the post,

  Let me hear your thoughts,

all these strugglin teams, thats their business, though u right, there must always be struggling teams, all teams can't be winning


im rily feeling that kid bynum

Beasely is overrated. He can score, but he plays no defense, has no passing skills and scouts cannot decide whether he's a future SF or PF. On top of it all, he's arrogant and lazy.

Rose is the complete opposite.

Not to mention that Beasely would most likely play SF if he went to Miami, and that means he won't be in the post. It's apparent that Beasely needs to bulk up and he isn't as ripped as Haslem. If Beasely wants to be in the post, he needs to bulk up. Plus, unlike Beasely, Haslem is a lockdown defender. Do you homework next time before talking to me.

Dang, that only took 30 secs.

DESTROYED ON ALL FRONTS

-40 you will fall to pistons as long as james avery continus to behave like that german machine is his best unless you play josh howard and jason terry more you will fall like a pack of cards y'all think pistons is a team that you can just write off but lets see how it goes since even the pistons are known to mess up when it matters most

@oephius, a-40 never wrote off the pistons

@lailai
Why wont i be happy? i have been drumming it into the ears of some of these NBA neophytes that the Mavs still matter but they keep doubting

@Oephius
Do you see why we are the Kings of Texas the same Detroit we convincingly thrashed whooped your asses at the AT&T center last night

@lailai
Dude tell me something i don't know already you should be telling that to Celtic fans