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https://twitter.com/CoupNBA/status/938615851862908928

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Though much of the focus has been on Justise Winslow’s shot — which was improving before a 2-for-9 game against the Spurs on Wednesday — this shouldn’t be overlooked, either:

Winslow said he’s not defending as well as he needs to, and coach Erik Spoelstra challenged him in that area this week.

“I still think he can get to another level, particularly defensively, making a lot more plays and being more active, more disruptive,” Spoelstra said.

Players guarded by Winslow are shooting 47.9 percent, compared with 46.7 percent overall.

Asked whether he’s defending as well as he wants, Winslow said: “Not at all. Just slowly trying to get back to the kind of guy I was my rookie year. Trying to get more steals, more deflections, get some easy buckets for the team.”

 

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Fuck him

 

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https://twitter.com/FOXSportsFL/status/939666455511023616

 

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It's cool man, keep winning and losing until guys get traded

Keep it up bam

Fuck winslow

 

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Waiters got the 2nd lowest shooting among qualifying SGs

During those 25 games that earned him the new contract, he averaged 18.4 points and 4.8 assists and shot 49.3 percent from the field and 44.8 percent on three-pointers.

During his first 25 games to start this season (entering Friday), he averaged 14.7 points, 3.6 assists and shot 39.4 percent from the field and 31.8 percent on threes.

 

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Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra became the franchise’s all-time wins leader, earning his 455th victory when his team beat the LA Clippers 90-85 at home on Saturday night. Spoelstra passed Pat Riley to break the record. Spoelstra is only one of two active head coaches in the NBA to post at least 450 wins with their current team, joining San Antonio’s Gregg Popovich, who has 1,169 wins with the Spurs