Dwyane Wade: Miami Heat Endured Unfair Stuff Last Year

The Miami Heat – certifiably lock-out proof…

What Lamar Odom “can” do and what Lamar Odom “does” every night have been vastly different since he was getting high with the Clippers.
Bosh has blocked some shots, but help defense isn’t about blocking shots. Kenderick Perkins doesn’t block a huge amount of shots, but prior to his injury he was one of the best help defenders in the league. Help defense is about cutting off lanes and forcing extra passes, and while Bosh doesn’t block shots, he does take charges and he cuts off easy buckets.

Regardless of who’s better, at this point in their careers I’d take Bosh anyways over Odom simply because Bosh is about 4-5 years younger.

That too

Kobe’s 33rd Birthday so in celebration his top 10 career memories. BallisLife. Click the name

I know where your coming from. With this overrat(ion) you have earned full fledged Laker Fan status IMO. lol – but yeah thought y’all Laker lovers (also pure basketball fans as well) would enjoy that.

LOL. Those videos are some of the reasons why i’m still a PRO basketball fan today. I didn’t have allot of love for the game once the Sonics left, but I kept watching my favorite player and he kept me coming back for more. Those daggers in the last game of the season against Portland were two of the most crazy game winning(OT extending) shots ever! With the Mavs one I can’t help but wonder if Kobe woulda scored more than his High of 81 if he played the 4th vs the Mavs…

that and Iverson’s week of 40 games as a rookie are my favorite regular season stretches by an individual players of my lifetime.

Ugghhh, hey seed.

So what are you, Spanny, UNFROZEN CAVEMAN LAWYER, the nerve, and bull22 up to tonight Seed?

The SEED will mostly likely be bellying up to the bar and telling all who will listen all about his shattered dreams of one day becoming a booking agent, all the while everyone will slowly step away from his vicinity in a matter reminiscent of the Kool-Aid Man in the first ever episode of Family Guy, due to their mistaken belief that he may suffer from Tourrette’s as a result of his intermittent shouts of “BOOK IT!!!!”
Sorry, y’all. I’m mad bored. I got 15 minutes left of work and I’m Audi 500!

D-Wade can blame his younger friend from Akron, Ohio for the “unfair treatment”. No one really dished anything D-Wade’s way if I remember correctly. It was all towards LeBron and Bosh. The only heat, no pun intended, that D-Wade took was in Chicago. The only boos I heard for him were in Chicago. This is a man who basically won a championship singlehandedly when he was just 24 years old. No pressure is really on him. The bulk of the pressure is on No. 6. D-Wade has shown he can get it done. Your turn Mr. James.

Enig that shi+ was mad funny. I had it all pictured perfectly in my mind lol. T-Money just so you know I think Bosh is a better player I just would rather have Odom on my team. The things he can do are endless. I think he’s a better team/glue guy than Bosh. I feel like Bosh has a 1st option mentallity with 3rd option skills. Personally.

Lakeshow: Actually, I agree with you on one point. For a first option, I’d take Bosh. For a second option, its close but I’d probably take Bosh. For a third option, I’d probably take Odom. Bosh really was not comfortable in the third man role.
Still, it was only year one with a coach who ran zero offensive sets. May change my mind in the future.

“Did you hear that their celebrating National LeBron James Observance Day in Cleveland? Everyone gets to leave 12 minutes early.”

“Lebron is thinking of starting his own cell phone company. Rumor has it the roaming charges will be liberal but the phones will have no rings.”

“Why didn’t LeBron James go to college? He didn’t want to show up for finals.”

“Did you hear Lebron is changing his nickname from ‘The King’ to ‘The LeBron Stopper’?”

As long as you disappear once Lebron starts doing well and the Lebron slurpers declare him the next Jordan, you’ll be fine.

hahaaa @ Juks.
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I linked to an article regarding LeBron – It’s interesting but makes for only a passing read – it’s in moderation at present.
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I want to see how LeBron rebounds from this past finals run. He could become the greatest ’2nd best player on any team’ akin to Scottie Pippen?!
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The thing is the Suns’ Steve Nash is next to get his championship ring now so LeBron has to wait a little longer again….
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To think if Dirk and the mavs didn’t have that bad ref call in the first meeting against the heat in the finals Dirk would have TWO rings and TWO MVP trophies….

He’s a question: what was UNFAIR about the scrutiny the Heat experienced last season?
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Eboy…your thoughts?

fab 5…. as in fabricated 5….

Whatever you say, Seed. LOL.

Jukai,”declare him the next Jordan”, word? When have you ever seen me refer to Bron as the next MJ? As much as I admire Bron, dude will never be as great as MJ was, matter of fact, no perimeter player in history comes close to matching MJ’s skills and accomplishments.
You’re barking up the wrong tree though. Go talk to your neighborhood DRose fan, those guys are more than willing to proclaim him the next MJ.

LMAO!
JTaylor – the LAST people who would EVER try to anoint Derrick Rose “The Next Michael Jordan” are the same people who watched Michael Jordan’s every game from 1984 (or whenever they started watching NBA) through 1998, i.e. Bulls fans.

@Dacre: Well, Wade has had a better career, for sure. If both died in a car explosion tomorrow (your favorite comparison), history would remember Wade more favorably. For all intents and purposes, Wade is a top-5 shooting guard and Lebron really can’t crack the top-5 SF list yet (one could argue that there are more great SFs than SGs, but I would tell them to shove it). But accomplishments in the pasts only matter when comparing careers: Lebron right now is better than Wade. I mean, Kobe is a top-10 talent and Lebron needs to do a WHOLE lot to be regarded as a better overall player… but he’s a better player right NOW.
I also don’t exactly agree that Wade always comes through and Lebron doesn’t. Lebron’s clutchness is really bizarre, it’s not like guys like Garnett and Hayes who regularly shrunk— he’s much more like Chamberlain, with bouts of extreme dominance and also unexplained disappearence when it mattered most. It’s hard to categorize Lebron, I think it’s more of a comfort thing that an actual pressure thing. When Lebron is comfortable with his game, no matter what the pressure, he wont phase. When he’s pushed out of his comfort zone, he takes HUGE steps back… this isn’t exactly what you want from the best player in the NBA, but it’s better than “oh god, it’s the fourth quarter, everyone is watching me…!”
And I do find this interesting: Wade disappeared against Chicago but Lebron carried them through the series. Lebron disappeared against Dallas and Wade couldn’t carry them. Any comment on that statement?

Why is it that people think just because a guy makes a lot of money, he’s not entitled to be emotional about losing? Does a surgeon lose the right to be upset if one of his patients dies on his table? No, of course not. When you’re out there playing, you’re not thinking of the money or the fame. At least not the great ones. Their concern is winning and nothing else. And when are a lot of you going to realize that these guys aren’t just saying things for the sake of saying them. So many people with the “Why do these players keep talking like we care what they have to say?” They are answering questions! When being interviewed, it’s kind of what you’re supposed to do when asked something

Bosh is tissue soft. He has skills but is soft. He’s a 3 quarter guy. Use him for 3qts to put up numbers, but when it gets down to it and it’s time to man up – he’s not that guy. Unless he’s playing off someone else, which is why he’s a good fit for MIA. Much as the Heat got blasted by everyone last year, anyone who thinks they are not the team to beat over the next 3-5 years is crazy. They are only going to get better and add more relevant pieces. They are too talented.