10pts 13 rebs in 13 minutes

[ALonelyDad]

I get the feeling they're trying to keep his minutes in check so they can get him on a smaller contract, if he were getting 30-33mpg he'd be posting some eye opening numbers.

Either way, the way they're handling him is retarded and could force him to leave.

yeah I don't see why he won't join a team like Lakers if they offer him a max, especially with the mins he has been getting.

 

[Archangel]

I get the feeling they're trying to keep his minutes in check so they can get him on a smaller contract, if he were getting 30-33mpg he'd be posting some eye opening numbers.

Either way, the way they're handling him is retarded and could force him to leave.

I've pretty much assumed he's gone after this season anyway

 

[Malta]

yeah I don't see why he won't join a team like Lakers if they offer him a max, especially with the mins he has been getting.

It's between LA, Dallas, Miami and Charlotte with the Hornets being a darkhorse since he's from NC.

I've pretty much assumed he's gone after this season anyway

He might tell them him or Spo, the way they've handled his playing time is terrible.

 

[NatiboyB]

Over/under Hassan Whiteside having thrown 100 passes total in his whole career

under

 

[Gil Scott-Heroin]

i'm sorry but if riley lets him go he needs to retire. this dude does nothing but play his ass off every game and they still hate him cause he's not the typical "heat" player...fukk all that dumb shyt. hassan is a legit 20 reb/5 blk threat every night. people say he's a ball stopper but we got no wade and no bosh and the offense lookin better than ever. it's because these guys no longer have to worry about giving wade and bosh their shots....they're just out there playing.

Dwyane Wade has missed the last two games for the Miami Heat with a sore knee, which required an MRI that came up clean. Interestingly enough, the Heat didn’t miss Wade (or Chris Bosh, who’s dealing with another blood clot issue) at all in two huge offensive performances, with the first a 115-111 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night and the second a 114-94 thrashing of the Washington Wizards on Saturday evening.

Granted, the Wizards were playing their third game in three nights thanks to a makeup game from a recent blizzard, but the theme of the last two Heat games was the same: playing with pace.

Miami traditionally plays slow, as evidenced by its pace rating of 94.97 possessions per 48 minutes on the season, per NBA.com. That’s the second-slowest mark in the entire league.

But the last two games? That pace mark comes in at 102.9, which would rank ahead of the league-leading Sacramento Kings. And the Heat’s offensive rating in the two wins was an explosive 112.5 points per 100 possessions.

At this point it's probably for the best if Wade comes off the bench (or stagger his minutes) - Dragic should be the one who controls the possessions - he clearly is the difference in y'all having one of best offenses.

@DetroitEWarren

 

[((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL]

At this point it's probably for the best if Wade comes off the bench (or stagger his minutes) - Dragic should be the one who controls the possessions - he clearly is the difference in y'all having one of best offenses.

@DetroitEWarren

this was discussed in the team thread. it's time for wade to sacrifice. I don't know if he should come off the bench but he definitely needs take a step back and let these other players shine. up to this point dragic has been the one sacrificing and it just hasn't worked out. this is the first time all season we scored over 110 two games in a row. 27 assists yesterday, 23 today. the ball doesn't stick at all. it's constant movement. no wade iso's. no bosh chucking up 3 pointers. no 3rd quarter collapses. the team has been able to stay in rhythm for 48 minutes. it's time for the two "captains" to fall in line.

 

[madness]

this was discussed in the team thread. it's time for wade to sacrifice. I don't know if he should come off the bench but he definitely needs take a step back and let these other players shine. up to this point dragic has been the one sacrificing and it just hasn't worked out. this is the first time all season we scored over 110 two games in a row. 27 assists yesterday, 23 today. the ball doesn't stick at all. it's constant movement. no wade iso's. no bosh chucking up 3 pointers. no 3rd quarter collapses. the team has been able to stay in rhythm for 48 minutes. it's time for the two "captains" to fall in line.

one of the main reasons why they struggle to put up points is because they only take 79 shots a game...they should be taking no less than 90 per game.

there is no reason why the heat should play at such a slow ass pace. if you don't have the personnel to run, that's one thing....but they've got one of the best push-the-pace PGs in the league, a slew of athletic wings (green, winslow, richardson and TJ), a versatile guy like deng who can play the 3 or 4, and a broke man's draymond green in mcroberts who can shoot, handle the rock and pass. bosh and amare are quintessential small ball centers who can play the 4 or 5.

it seems like spo has catered the team's entire offensive style to accommodate wade - since he's not young anymore, he'd rather jog up the court and take his time.