Wade2Bosh

Coming soon. More wide open corner 3's!

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Jace

And there are still possessions where we force more difficult shots. It's going to get even better as guys trust and know each other more. Nice words from Dudley Do-Right.

Really hoping Mike gets a secure spot in the rotation later in the season. He's perfect for our style of play.



That shit Ray

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Digging this advanced text box I just discovered. It automatically hyperlinks twitter names.

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doctordrizzay

Im assuming we will do more of the same to Brooklyn. Of course D-Will will tear an asshole though.

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Miami Heat won't go 16-0 in post season.

Jace

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What if the Miami Heat employed “Seven Seconds or Less”? Well, we saw it on Monday night in Miami’s 25-point win over the Phoenix Suns. The Heat pushed the pace, drained 15-of-26 3-pointers and scored a staggering 124 points. Yes, you could say the Phoenix Suns got a taste of their own medicine in this one. This is the Heat’s blueprint this season, but the seeds were planted during the lockout. Two summers ago, Erik Spoelstra met with Oregon’s unconventional football coach Chip Kelly and came away with a high-octane offense built on speed and athleticism that Spoelstra coined as “pace-and-space.” No, it doesn’t have the same ring as “Seven Seconds or Less,” but it’s essentially the same idea. Push the pace, spread the floor and find shooters. This Heat team may not have Steve Nash, but they make up for it by having up to four – maybe five if you count Chris Bosh – ball handlers on the floor at any one time. The result? Thirty-three assists and LeBron James only contributed one of them. In fact, it was only the eighth game in James’ career that he tallied one assist or fewer. And yet, this team has never tallied more assists in a game during the big three era. When the Heat possessed the ball, it was seemingly only for a moment or two before they found a wide-open shooter.

15 3's, only 1 assist from LeBron, while still reaching the Big 3 era high in assists. In the immortal words of one Paris Hilton, "That's hot."


This picture pretty much sums up July 2010.



Bye bye to the guy who couldn't play either position. Hello to the best (or close to it) of both positions.

Beas did not look good tonight. I expected LeBron to abuse his soul, but his offense still doesn't even cut the mustard.

P.S. Bosh still working on the slapping fives thing. Look at the focus. So close.

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Wade2Bosh

Still looks like he's gonna miss

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Loving the 'that shit ray'

Great call.

Good win from a tired Phoenix team. We took care of business. That is Miami basketball.

Was great to see Ray flaring to that corner. Absolutely never in doubt when I see Ray shooting that corner three. Has he even missed one yet?

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