no way in hell you can't say, and it's been posted, that LeBron endorsed Napier before the draft and Riley and his minions took the bait bruh. Why you mad at me for pointing out the truff?
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no way in hell you can't say, and it's been posted, that LeBron endorsed Napier before the draft and Riley and his minions took the bait bruh. Why you mad at me for pointing out the truff?
Dude he shit on Miami and anyone with eyes can see that shit! It's like using an ugly broad for her bread and a place to chill till you get on your feet and then rolling... He jetted on them motherfuckers when they needed him the most for a more attractive broad! He was on the first thing smoking as soon as he could bounce once D Wade starter breaking down and Bosh was exposed, just like he is now as a high paid 3rd wheel! LeBron used them niggas to get what he wanted, even playing their asses letting them fly out to Vegas knowing full well he was about to give them his ass to kiss!
Dude he shit on Miami and anyone with eyes can see that shit! It's like using an ugly broad for her bread and a place to chill till you get on your feet and then rolling... He jetted on them motherfuckers when they needed him the most for a more attractive broad! He was on the first thing smoking as soon as he could bounce once D Wade starter breaking down and Bosh was exposed, just like he is now as a high paid 3rd wheel! LeBron used them niggas to get what he wanted, even playing their asses letting them fly out to Vegas knowing full well he was about to give them his ass to kiss!
He didn't shit on Miami anyone will tell you it was a direct shot at Riley period
Dude he shit on Miami and anyone with eyes can see that shit! It's like using an ugly broad for her bread and a place to chill till you get on your feet and then rolling... He jetted on them motherfuckers when they needed him the most for a more attractive broad! He was on the first thing smoking as soon as he could bounce once D Wade starter breaking down and Bosh was exposed, just like he is now as a high paid 3rd wheel! LeBron used them niggas to get what he wanted, even playing their asses letting them fly out to Vegas knowing full well he was about to give them his ass to kiss!
He didn't shit on Miami anyone will tell you it was a direct shot at Riley period
Dude he shit on Miami and anyone with eyes can see that shit! It's like using an ugly broad for her bread and a place to chill till you get on your feet and then rolling... He jetted on them motherfuckers when they needed him the most for a more attractive broad! He was on the first thing smoking as soon as he could bounce once D Wade starter breaking down and Bosh was exposed, just like he is now as a high paid 3rd wheel! LeBron used them niggas to get what he wanted, even playing their asses letting them fly out to Vegas knowing full well he was about to give them his ass to kiss!
He didn't shit on Miami anyone will tell you it was a direct shot at Riley period
Bruh the powdered sugar is too much lol
.Well like I also said only Way Bosh was gonna average 12 plus boards is if they changed the defensive scheme...they really didnt so it is what it is
Bosh cant be following up a hot night against the Pistons with a game like last night..
The guard play is just too inconsistent.....
Why would it be a direct shot at Riley...
Like I said....it may be just that the guy got homesick...and once he had got the monkey of winning a chip off hisback that he decided to give it another shot back home
Can't separate the two bruh... Riley is Miami, he's running things. LeBron shut on Riley and by extension the who organization and team... Thus the 21-27 record 7 months removed from a finals run.
He could've gotten home sick no doubt but tell that to it is what it is because he swear up and down Bron "used" Miami to get a ring when before he signed with the heat he could've went with a sure shot contender in the west
But I think that greasy shit Riley was yappin and the owner being a punk on the repeater tax along with the heat not having money to legitimately sure up the roster is what made Bron bounce
He could've signed for one more year with the heat with the coming salary cap raising next season then he could've skated
Can't separate the two bruh... Riley is Miami, he's running things. LeBron shut on Riley and by extension the who organization and team... Thus the 21-27 record 7 months removed from a finals run.
Injuries and no guard play will do that
Pleas copping heat droppin
Heat vs Spurs Preview
While a lot has changed for the Miami Heat since losing Game 5 of the 2014 NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs have started to play more like the club that dethroned them now that they're at full strength.
In their first matchup since battling for the Larry O'Brien Trophy, the Spurs will try for their 11th win in 13 home games Friday night against a Miami team that's scuffling without All-Star Dwyane Wade.
San Antonio (31-18) stunned many with the ease in which it dispatched LeBron James and the Heat in last season's finals with four blowout victories en route to its fifth title in 16 years.
Things haven't gone as smoothly for the Spurs this season as they've had to deal with several key injuries and suffered through some uncharacteristically poor play. They've lost 114 games to injury as well as seven games for rest, and a 4-9 stretch in December raised the question of whether they could return to title form.
Tony Parker, Tim Duncan and NBA Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard were sidelined at times in that span, but the Spurs have since turned it around by winning eight of 10 while the trio has worked its way back. The three have played in the last nine contests and totaled 59 points in Wednesday's 110-103 home win over Orlando.
Duncan led the way with 26 and 10 rebounds as San Antonio shot 52.4 percent and made 14 of 32 from 3-point range. He totaled 46 points against Miami in the two regular-season meetings of 2013-14, when each team won on its home floor.
"(Miami) is not the same team. Obviously, you still have (Chris) Bosh and the same coach," Parker said. "I don't know if Wade will play, but it's very, very different from last year. So I think we'll just worry about ourselves and try to get another win."
Marco Belinelli also returned from an 18-game absence Wednesday, giving the Spurs an entirely healthy roster for the first time.
"(Duncan) doesn't do anything flashy, that's for sure, but he's always around to get a big bucket or a big rebound," Popovich said. "And it was nice to have Marco back."
San Antonio is looking to close out its homestand with a 5-1 record before heading out on a season-high nine-game trip. The Spurs ended a five-game regular-season losing streak to the Heat with a 111-87 victory March 6.
Miami (21-28) hasn't performed at nearly the same level this season after James bolted to Cleveland and Wade, Bosh and Luol Deng have missed time due to injury. Wade will be sidelined for a fifth straight game due to a hamstring injury.
"Between that and working together as a team, it's just really been difficult with all the injuries and everything," Bosh said. "But you know, we're still searching, you know?"
Miami's Hassan Whiteside has averaged 17.4 points and 15.8 rebounds in his last five games, but the Heat have dropped four of those after blowing a 10-point fourth-quarter lead in Wednesday's 102-101 loss at Minnesota.
Whiteside finished with a career-high 24 points and 20 boards after making his first 11 field-goal attempts, but Bosh scored 14 on 5-of-14 shooting after he had 34 in Tuesday's 108-91 loss at Detroit.
Miami has averaged a league-low 88.3 points since Jan. 1, while San Antonio has limited opponents to 93.3 in its last eight.
While a lot has changed for the Miami Heat since losing Game 5 of the 2014 NBA Finals, the San Antonio Spurs have started to play more like the club that dethroned them now that they're at full strength.
In their first matchup since battling for the Larry O'Brien Trophy, the Spurs will try for their 11th win in 13 home games Friday night against a Miami team that's scuffling without All-Star Dwyane Wade.
San Antonio (31-18) stunned many with the ease in which it dispatched LeBron James and the Heat in last season's finals with four blowout victories en route to its fifth title in 16 years.
Things haven't gone as smoothly for the Spurs this season as they've had to deal with several key injuries and suffered through some uncharacteristically poor play. They've lost 114 games to injury as well as seven games for rest, and a 4-9 stretch in December raised the question of whether they could return to title form.
Tony Parker, Tim Duncan and NBA Finals MVP Kawhi Leonard were sidelined at times in that span, but the Spurs have since turned it around by winning eight of 10 while the trio has worked its way back. The three have played in the last nine contests and totaled 59 points in Wednesday's 110-103 home win over Orlando.
Duncan led the way with 26 and 10 rebounds as San Antonio shot 52.4 percent and made 14 of 32 from 3-point range. He totaled 46 points against Miami in the two regular-season meetings of 2013-14, when each team won on its home floor.
"(Miami) is not the same team. Obviously, you still have (Chris) Bosh and the same coach," Parker said. "I don't know if Wade will play, but it's very, very different from last year. So I think we'll just worry about ourselves and try to get another win."
Marco Belinelli also returned from an 18-game absence Wednesday, giving the Spurs an entirely healthy roster for the first time.
"(Duncan) doesn't do anything flashy, that's for sure, but he's always around to get a big bucket or a big rebound," Popovich said. "And it was nice to have Marco back."
San Antonio is looking to close out its homestand with a 5-1 record before heading out on a season-high nine-game trip. The Spurs ended a five-game regular-season losing streak to the Heat with a 111-87 victory March 6.
Miami (21-28) hasn't performed at nearly the same level this season after James bolted to Cleveland and Wade, Bosh and Luol Deng have missed time due to injury. Wade will be sidelined for a fifth straight game due to a hamstring injury.
"Between that and working together as a team, it's just really been difficult with all the injuries and everything," Bosh said. "But you know, we're still searching, you know?"
Miami's Hassan Whiteside has averaged 17.4 points and 15.8 rebounds in his last five games, but the Heat have dropped four of those after blowing a 10-point fourth-quarter lead in Wednesday's 102-101 loss at Minnesota.
Whiteside finished with a career-high 24 points and 20 boards after making his first 11 field-goal attempts, but Bosh scored 14 on 5-of-14 shooting after he had 34 in Tuesday's 108-91 loss at Detroit.
Miami has averaged a league-low 88.3 points since Jan. 1, while San Antonio has limited opponents to 93.3 in its last eight.
Y'all took that
In Houston last night....
I'm just here so I don't get fined
Keep them loses coming so we can get reggie jackson in a trade
damn i see all of the so called heat fans in the cavs thread attempting to clown a team who just won 12 in a row and not one of you niggas are in here talking about that last nights spurs ass whooping
what kind of fans does this team have?
lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
oh yeah the 100 milly man had another pedestrian 14 and 7
Chrissy!
knickstape!
what kind of fans does this team have?
lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
oh yeah the 100 milly man had another pedestrian 14 and 7
Chrissy!
knickstape!
Alex u ain't bump a snick thread in a while maybe I should go hand out in there for a few and throw some bumps in there
Only so called heat fan who's in the cavs thread and now a cavs fan is RR..
Should u be talkin bout melo stinking up the joint on 6-23 shooting and losing to the Nets?
Them stones u throwin looking like boomerangs coming back to knock yo ass out
Only so called heat fan who's in the cavs thread and now a cavs fan is RR..
Should u be talkin bout melo stinking up the joint on 6-23 shooting and losing to the Nets?
Them stones u throwin looking like boomerangs coming back to knock yo ass out
oh now you want to address the heat
dont take it out on me, man
be mad at chrissy for another pathetic performance
and all you niggas live in that cavs thread, son
beat you might as well come back home to the knicks man
2015-2016 we running shit with all the money we're going to have
Man Beasley is such an enigma there are games where you think he's got it together then he keeps constantly falling back into the shell of meritocracy..
I watched him play all of last year, and still am not certain as to what he brings to the table.. All I know is that he is no where or should ever be a starter on any team in the NBA..
I watched him play all of last year, and still am not certain as to what he brings to the table.. All I know is that he is no where or should ever be a starter on any team in the NBA..
Every time Bease was called on to produce offense he came off the bench and produced.. When focused dude is a dangerous offensive weapon, he's def is questionable but offensively he's a no brainer
Stop trying to shit on him
Riley should've never let him go - Beas got to get his head in the game this time around, once he enters the game 
Not trying to shit on him, I am telling it the way it is.. Yes he does play well when focused but his defense, his drive and his consistency is lacking big time... In many ways I think they would be better off with Shawne Williams and if the Bosh injury was to come earlier I doubt if they would have traded him..
Bease minutes were never consistant last season that was due in part to his sporadic play.. Spo gotta play him now ain't no choice
Hear just locked up the 4-6 seed spot with this signing imo
I defended his all damn near all of last year, until I saw him literally stop giving a fuck, then I realized why they were keeping him out of the game and why they cut him.. All that I am saying now is what I said before last season ended..
This is also why he got waived by Memphis also..
At this point in his career you have to figure dude is who he is, and unless he did something drastic like stop smoking and drinking, then I can only expect what he has been showing, the last few years..
I do agree with the minutes, but it comes a point in time where something have to give with Spo. Shit why not take some L, along the way to prove a point to this unique talent.
I also rode for Mic last year, his offensive skill allows him to attempt very easy shots.
I put him up there with KD, Melo when it comes to the ability to get off easy attempts.
He stopped giving a fuck cause Spo was bullshitting
You saw it yourself bease would get hot then Spo would take him out the game or when the heat clearly needed a spark off the bench Spo wouldn't play him
Hopefully he can get a renewed focus and come in and do his thing
There was talk of poor practices and when they finally have him some run towards the end of the season and in the playoffs he was a complete non factor.. Then he failed to make Memphis at the time they were starving for offensive players.
I just wouldn't put too much stock in him, especially before he play's a game.
There was talk of poor practices and when they finally have him some run towards the end of the season and in the playoffs he was a complete non factor.. Then he failed to make Memphis at the time they were starving for offensive players.
I just wouldn't put too much stock in him, especially before he play's a game.
Well we will see he's on a 10 day contract so it's low risk for the heat
They had Andre Blanche on their radar too
The move is a non brainer and who knows maybe he is focused, but for me, my expectations in him is not that high anymore...
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