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M Dogg™:

--- Quote from: Smart Wilson on June 12, 2013, 12:26:19 PM ---does anyone here think Bosh is back next year?  championship or not?  he's soft as toilet tissue

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Bosh is back, but if the Heat are smart then they'd get a new center. Bosh is at the center position, which is unnatural for him. He's a European PF (style wise I mean) and he needs to be next to a bruiser to be effective. Battier was a good fit to be next to him, but he is wearing down and getting older. Right now, the Heat's most effective player inside is Chris Anderson, and that's not a good thing, that's a very bad thing.

Hack Wilson - real:

--- Quote from: M Dogg™ on June 12, 2013, 12:31:37 PM ---
--- Quote from: Smart Wilson on June 12, 2013, 12:26:19 PM ---does anyone here think Bosh is back next year?  championship or not?  he's soft as toilet tissue

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Bosh is back, but if the Heat are smart then they'd get a new center. Bosh is at the center position, which is unnatural for him. He's a European PF (style wise I mean) and he needs to be next to a bruiser to be effective. Battier was a good fit to be next to him, but he is wearing down and getting older. Right now, the Heat's most effective player inside is Chris Anderson, and that's not a good thing, that's a very bad thing.

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i know he's a bum but i wonder why they don't bother playing Joel Anthony at all...i mean they did get to a finals with him 2 years ago as a starter



anyone think Tony Parker is gonna be effective tomorrow night?  you KNOW he's gonna play

Hack Wilson - real:
2013 Playoff Points
1.   LeBron James-MIA   469
2.   Paul George-IND   365
3.   Tony Parker-SAS   362
4.   Carmelo Anthony-NYK   346
5.   Kevin Durant-OKC   339
6.   Roy Hibbert-IND   323
7.   David West-IND   302
8.   Tim Duncan-SAS   290
9.   Stephen Curry-GSW   281
10.   George Hill-IND   263

Sccit:

--- Quote from: Meho on June 12, 2013, 12:14:28 PM ---Game 2 he was 17-8-7-3-3..I wouldn't call that a bad game at all. Just a poor shooting night that was made up for in other areas. And most importantly it helped his team to win and that block was a huge psychological turnaround in the game. But if that shooting troubles continue in the next games....it's all on him to show what he's made of.

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call it what u want, thats a bad game for him, especially for those who actually sat and watched the whole thing...in game 2, he was was non-existant in the first three quarters and went off in the 4th when the heat already had the game in their hands. trust me. theres a thin line between being incredibly good at analyzing talent and being analytically paranoid. i'm not paranoid, i've been singin the same tune for years now, and i end up looking like nostradamus most of the time when it's all said and done...come on, meho. u'v been here long enough to witness it first hand.

Hack Wilson - real:
the funny thing is that if the Heat win the finals right now Lebron looks like the finals MVP based on how wack the rest of the Heat are playing :D


if the Spurs win it's GOTTA be TD...he's been pulling boards like a muthafucka knowing he has softy big men like Bosh going against him

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