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infamous114
Moderator
Our point guards are what they are. Inconsistent. I don't trust Rio or Cole. Deng was terrible. Wade cooled off. Bosh foul trouble threw him off. On to Charlotte
south4life
New member
Knew it was going to be a tough game but its still early in the season so we got time to improve, 3-1
south4life
New member
Ain't nothing u can do when a team get hot shooting threes
infamous114
Moderator
Didn't watch the game but I see we shot horribly, especially from 3. I knew this team would have its ups and downs like this. Inconsistency.
KneeGro_DuperMan
New member
Wade & Bosh did their thing against the Hornets. The rest of them was ass
south4life
New member
We still got time to improve UD and Birdman being hurt is hurting a little and Deng gotta be consistent
south4life
New member
Good win after those back to back drops
infamous114
Moderator
Didn't like how we let em back in the 4th but we got the W regardless. Wade and Bosh had a great game. Rio needs to wake the fuck up. Napier would have more assists if his teammates wouldn't turn the ball over with his dope passes. Next game will be tough vs Dallas.
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south4life
New member
Deng with 30, Wade and Bosh with 20 each good win.....5-2
infamous114
Moderator
Good team effort. The ball was moving tonight and Deng couldn't miss from the perimeter. A little sloppy to end the game so the score doesn't totally determine how we dominated them but it's w/e. Indiana next, we should beat them fairly easily.
infamous114;7524900 said:Good team effort. The ball was moving tonight and Deng couldn't miss from the perimeter. A little sloppy to end the game so the score doesn't totally determine how we dominated them but it's w/e. Indiana next, we should beat them fairly easily.
I don't think that Indy game Will be as easy as you think but it was a good win tonight. Deng looks like a good investment
south4life
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Indy just isnt the same team without West, PG and Lance Stephenson
infamous114
Moderator
I know it won't be easy from the stand point that Vogel will have them playing hard. But they're averaging 92.4 points a game scoring. They're brutal right now.
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stringer bell
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espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/miamiheat/post/_/id/21134/wiggins-relishes-wades-words-of-wisdom
Wiggins relishes Wade's words of wisdom
MIAMI -- Among the baskets Dwyane Wade scored against the defense of Andrew Wiggins in the final four minutes Saturday were a 19-foot baseline jumper that took some of the tension out of a surprisingly close finish, and a clean split of the pick-and-roll that ended in a two-handed dunk that sealed Miami’s 102-92 win over the Timberwolves.
The No. 1 draft pick could’ve learned plenty just watching Wade close out the young Timberwolves, finishing with 25 points, eight assists and two steals.
But the greatest takeaway for Wiggins came when Wade approached the rookie after the game and offered a few words of encouragement (no, they didn’t spend any time badmouthing LeBron James for abandoning each of them).
“He asked me if I wanted to be great,” Wiggins said of his postgame exchange with Wade. “I said yes. He said I’ve got all the tools to be great, just keep working.”
Wiggins had his second double-figure scoring effort (10) but was 3-of-9 with one rebound and two assists. It was consistent with Timberwolves coach Flip Saunders’ description of Wiggins pregame, when he said the rookie can be “spectacular” at times but too often has “wasted minutes.”
It didn’t help that Wiggins, 19, wasn’t even the youngest starter on his team Saturday. Zach LaVine, younger than Wiggins by 15 days, started in place of Ricky Rubio, who suffered a severe sprain to his left ankle. Saunders said he started LaVine ahead of Mo Williams because LaVine projects as an important piece to the franchise’s future.
As is Wiggins, of course. And those few seconds he spent with Wade after the final whistle were hardly a waste.
“Those words at the end of the game just motivate me,” Wiggins said. "Already I'm thinking about what he said, and it’s going to carry through for a long time now.
“He’s one of the people I watched growing up, one of the people I idolized. That guy right there is great.”
infamous114
Moderator
Disgusting loss tonight. Trash at rebounds and FTs. Bosh and Deng were trash. Rio needs to stop doing that stupid shit where he looks to get fouled. You can't lose games like this against bum teams.
