Diophantos

Following Baron's lead, based solely on what they accomplished with the team, etc...you know the drill.

Dwyane Wade
Alonzo Mourning
Shaquille O'Neal
Tim Hardaway
Glen Rice
Eddie Jones
Rony Seikaly
Steve Smith
PJ Brown
Grant Long

Could easily put Zo over Wade (as I think the Heat forum did when we did this earlier)...I'm staring at my championship poster right now though, so I put Wade up top.

A couple of players had solid single seasons and then were out (Lamar Odom, Anthony Mason) but went with core role players who were here longer over them.

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white360

I think that Zo should be above Wade, and I also think that Rice should be ahead of Timmy

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BadBaronRudigor

no love for Sherman Douglas? ;-}

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Sunsfan81

1. Dwyane Wade
2. Alonzo Mourning
3. Tim Hardaway
4. Shaquille O'Neal
5. Glen Rice
6. Eddie Jones
7. Rony Seikaly
8. Grant Long
9. Steve Smith
10. Jamal Mashburn

Sunsfan81

I think Wade has to be first. He basically single-handedly won an NBA championship for them.

dwade3

yeah Wade got them the Chip, he was the MVP, he da man...Zo loses out because he was unlucky to run into MJ in 97 or 98 and just didnt beat the Ewing-less Knicks in 99 while he was in his prime....BUT his killer instinct kicked in the run to the chip the season before last....so that does rank him top 3 regardless....

jefferyball

Alonzo Mourning,Shaquille O'Neal,Dwayne Wade,Glen Rice,Tim Hardaway,Eddie Jones,Brian Grant,Jamal Mashburn,Harold Minor,Rony Seikaly