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GodSaveTheKnicks
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12/22/2011  5:33 PM

http://espn.go.com/nba/truehoop/miamiheat/story/_/id/7378111/nba-oregon-ducks-football-muse-erik-spoelstra-miami-heat

"When the Heat's training camp finally opened after the five-month lockout, Spoelstra explained his new philosophy to his players by appealing to its offensive freedom. Inspired by Kelly's gridiron principles, Spoelstra laid out a simple offensive blueprint: spread the floor, maintain spacing and create controlled chaos."

Let's try to elevate the level of discourse in this byeetch. Please
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12/22/2011  5:38 PM
I can foresee Phil Jackson landing in Miami. Once again landing in a tailor made situation for a ring.
Its a good team makeup for a triangle offense.
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12/22/2011  9:19 PM
I don't know Pat Riley and Phil Jackson?
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12/22/2011  9:24 PM
a spread offense doesn't really work without a post presence. bosh isn't really a post presence. :shrugs:
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12/22/2011  9:27 PM
he is also suppose to add a lot more post plays for Wade, Lebron, and Bosh.
With Wade being the smallest person on the court, if they execute it, would be very deadly.
To go with the spacing, to add cuts, and isolation plays.
it would force double teams and angles to open up great opportunities and good shots.

This is where I wanted to add a better wing defender than Fields.
Nothing against him, he doesn't have to goods to stop anyone if Wade, Lebron, or even Battier.
It would require great team effort, to go with quickness, good size , proper spacing and 1 to 2 shot blockers to counter this.
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12/22/2011  9:29 PM
RonRon wrote:he is also suppose to add a lot more post plays for Wade, Lebron, and Bosh.
With Wade being the smallest person on the court, if they execute it, would be very deadly.
To go with the spacing, to add cuts, and isolation plays.
it would force double teams and angles to open up great opportunities and good shots.

This is where I wanted to add a better wing defender than Fields.
Nothing against him, he doesn't have to goods to stop anyone if Wade, Lebron, or even Battier.
It would require great team effort, to go with quickness, good size , proper spacing and 1 to 2 shot blockers to counter this.

knicks have decent shotblocking. and shumpert is a highly capable wing defender. shump on wade, fields/melo on bron. chandler patroling the paint. knicks actually match up extremely well with the heat.

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12/22/2011  9:40 PM
crzymdups wrote:
RonRon wrote:he is also suppose to add a lot more post plays for Wade, Lebron, and Bosh.
With Wade being the smallest person on the court, if they execute it, would be very deadly.
To go with the spacing, to add cuts, and isolation plays.
it would force double teams and angles to open up great opportunities and good shots.

This is where I wanted to add a better wing defender than Fields.
Nothing against him, he doesn't have to goods to stop anyone if Wade, Lebron, or even Battier.
It would require great team effort, to go with quickness, good size , proper spacing and 1 to 2 shot blockers to counter this.

knicks have decent shotblocking. and shumpert is a highly capable wing defender. shump on wade, fields/melo on bron. chandler patroling the paint. knicks actually match up extremely well with the heat.

with that lineup, wouldn't Iman be the PG? With Wade being the smallest...

Lebron PG
Wade SG
Battier SF
Bosh PF
Haslem C
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