south4life
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Wade done for the season and Chicago in the 10th spot now, we tied with Detroit now.
infamous114
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Just have to take advantage of this homestand. Minnesota won't be easy
south4life
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Chicago and Detroit took L's tonight and we got the W, 8th seed and one game from being the 7th seed.
infamous114
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Bosh so petty lol. He'll get over it. In due time, he'll be thanking the organization for saving his life.
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infamous114
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Yuh lol
infamous114
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Chris Bosh was scheduled to speak with a high-ranking Heat official this week, as the sides try to move past the rancor created by the Heat’s justified unwillingness to allow him to play after a third blood clotting episode and failed physical last September.
The Heat has no intention of using him in a game but has delayed his inevitable release and removing him from its salary cap (a process that was allowed to begin Feb. 9) for two reasons, according to multiple sources:
• Miami doesn’t need the roster spot just yet, and none of the recent available free agents held great appeal to the Heat.
• More importantly, Miami want to keep alive the not-very-likely possibility of being able to trade Bosh (after the season) to a team that might want to trade something Miami wants or a team that believes he could play or (as was the case before last month’s trade deadline) a team that needed to get to the cap floor. There were preliminary trade inquiries earlier this season.
Though insurance will pay a large part of Bosh’s remaining salary, trading him would mean Miami would be on the hook for none of that salary. Also, if another team trades for Bosh, it would eliminate any possibility of him going back on Miami’s cap if he plays 25 games in one season for another team, a possibility that otherwise exists.
Bosh was due $76 million over the final three seasons of his contract, including this one. The Vertical’s Bobby Marks reported that $40.95 million would be paid by insurance and $34.9 million paid by Heat or any team that acquires Bosh.
A team trading for Bosh would not be permitted to apply to remove his salary from its cap, which would make less him appealing to other teams in a trade.
The Heat intends to part ways with Bosh before it needs to clear off his salary from its cap prior to July free agency.
The Heat is confident that a doctor chosen by the league and union will rule that his condition is career-threatening or severe enough to put him at risk if he plays. Such a ruling would remove his remaining salary from Miami’s cap: $25.3 million next season and $26.8 million in 2018-19
Read more here:http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/s...y-jackson/article140515628.html#storylink=cpy
The Heat has no intention of using him in a game but has delayed his inevitable release and removing him from its salary cap (a process that was allowed to begin Feb. 9) for two reasons, according to multiple sources:
• Miami doesn’t need the roster spot just yet, and none of the recent available free agents held great appeal to the Heat.
• More importantly, Miami want to keep alive the not-very-likely possibility of being able to trade Bosh (after the season) to a team that might want to trade something Miami wants or a team that believes he could play or (as was the case before last month’s trade deadline) a team that needed to get to the cap floor. There were preliminary trade inquiries earlier this season.
Though insurance will pay a large part of Bosh’s remaining salary, trading him would mean Miami would be on the hook for none of that salary. Also, if another team trades for Bosh, it would eliminate any possibility of him going back on Miami’s cap if he plays 25 games in one season for another team, a possibility that otherwise exists.
Bosh was due $76 million over the final three seasons of his contract, including this one. The Vertical’s Bobby Marks reported that $40.95 million would be paid by insurance and $34.9 million paid by Heat or any team that acquires Bosh.
A team trading for Bosh would not be permitted to apply to remove his salary from its cap, which would make less him appealing to other teams in a trade.
The Heat intends to part ways with Bosh before it needs to clear off his salary from its cap prior to July free agency.
The Heat is confident that a doctor chosen by the league and union will rule that his condition is career-threatening or severe enough to put him at risk if he plays. Such a ruling would remove his remaining salary from Miami’s cap: $25.3 million next season and $26.8 million in 2018-19
Read more here:http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/s...y-jackson/article140515628.html#storylink=cpy
infamous114
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We need Dion ASAP
infamous114;c-9702019 said:
Didnt think you would be saying that the beginning of the season ehh? lol
But yeah I noticed it the last two games, especially from watching rich, hes nowhere near as aggressive going to the rim as dion and nobody is putting the pressure on the defense or drawing fouls in the paint. I mean dragic does but thats mainly on fast breaks
With Dion I feel we coulda won yesterday
infamous114
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Think we could have won our last 2 games. McTrash might be back soon :s
south4life
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This team is showing so much heart, we are two games away from being either the 5th, 6th or 7th seed while we are in the 8th seed.
What a turnaround!
What a turnaround!
infamous114
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infamous114
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Riley has a home court advantage because Miami is a prime free agent destination. The weather, the zero state income tax and the chance to play for a top franchise are too good for a lot of players to turn down. There are already whispers that if Utah can’t re-sign Gordon Hayward he could end up in Miami.
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/b...nt-office-success-article-1.3013269?cid=bitly
According to Isola, in an article where he shits on Phil and bigs up Riley lol. How we've been a model franchise since Riley came here and the Knicks been ass ever since :3
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/b...nt-office-success-article-1.3013269?cid=bitly
According to Isola, in an article where he shits on Phil and bigs up Riley lol. How we've been a model franchise since Riley came here and the Knicks been ass ever since :3
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