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That's misleading because Bosh always plays with either Wade or Lebron on the floor. You never seem him on the floor without them. When Erik Spoelstra goes to the bench, he'll leave Lebron on the floor by himself. Then when he takes Lebron out, he'll put Wade and Bosh back in.

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I was watching the game with 3 other Heats fans, and every time Boozer scored we just shook our heads. If Miami could have an off-season do-over, they would have certainly signed Boozer. But it looks like we're stuck with this highly paid role-player.

yeah, yeah. Congrats though. :hatsoff: I still don't think Chicago was that great... Bosh was just that bad. I mean, 1-18? :facepalm: The bigger issue for the Heat is their depth. After Wade, Lebron, and Bosh, the Heat are pretty thin. And it doesn't help that Mike Miller is out. Plus...

I think the Bulls are good, but I don't think there as good as everyone thinks they are. There's gonna be a beat down in Chicago tonight! :D :flame:

To the stars credit, they gave them 6-7 years of great basketball. So, I guess if you draft a super-star you got 6 years to build a powerhouse or they leave. Hopefully, in the new collective bargaining agreement, they come up with some type of franchise tag.

^^^ And the East keeps getting stronger.

Well, if Baron Davis didn't fuck things up, Blake could have had one of the greatest dunks in Slam Dunk contest history. Also, IMO, the final car dunk was suppose to be the icing on the cake. If Blake would have landed his first dunks, that car dunk would have been the encore. I don't think it...

Well, can you blame them. I mean, the Knicks had absolutely no leverage. And they certainly didn't want to miss out on another super-star. I'm just glad Melo went to the Knicks. The Heat-Knicks rivalry is going to be awesome. Hopefully, there is a next season. I don't know what I would do...

You seem to be very proud of Auburn.:dunno:

If Udonis Haslem and Mike Miller didn't get injured, I think we would have a different opinion. The Heat bench was never suppose to be a major part of this team anyways, but I don't think there should be games where the "big 3" scores 90% of the team's production. We can get away with it now...

ah, never mind. I guess Melo hasn't agreed to the deal.

Now, I've been the one calling out the Heat's lack of depth for quite some time now. But I slightly disagree with saying "they aren't good". A guy like Mike Miller is a player capable of scoring 12-15 a night, but because of injury, he hasn't. Also, guys like James Jones and Eddie House can...

The Miami big 3 scores 90, but barely beat the Pacers. :facepalm: The Heat bench really needs to **** up. If Carmelo goes to the Lakers, then I doubt Howard could sign with the Lakers. He would most likely sign with the Knicks (imagine that front-court :drool2:) or Nets.

Ha, I've now become the Kansas apologist. :facepalm:

Texas will be ranked in the top 25 next year, but there is no way they're ranked in the top 5. I say more like 20. But yes, the Florida State-OU game will certainly have a big build up. Too bad OU will thump them by 20+.

I wont read too much into the Kansas loss. This was the perfect "set-up" game. Kansas beat K-State by 24 two weeks ago. They got a little too full of themselves after that #1 ranking. I think they thought they were going to go into Manhattan and roll over K-State again. Pullen went Jimmer...

^ Well, it looks like Kansas wont be #1 for very long.

That's the funniest thing I've heard all day. :1orglaugh

I thought Spartacus: ***** and Sand had the most satisfying season finale of all-time.

Right now.... it's between Jay-Z and Eminem.

I know, I know... but have you seen our season? :facepalm: I'm a Big-12 guy and I certainly can't root for Texas, so every year I seem to jump on the Jay Hawk ban wagon. :o

Wow, Carmelo could be heading to the Lakers. http://sports.espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/news/story?id=6101304 I hope it doesn't happen, I would love to see the Knicks good again. It would be better for the league if there's possibly one more elite team. Plus, the rivalry between the Heat and...

Kansas was my pick in the preseason and I'm sticking with it. Rock Chalk Jay Hawk!

I see some truth in that. If the NBA had more white American basketball players, the NBA would be far more popular than it is right now.

But there were many goals in that game, not just that one basket. If your team lost on the final shot, then you're probably pissed off because it never should have came down to the final possession.

But like I said, that lucky score could be 25-50% of your team production. You can't luckily score 25 points in a basketball game.

That's the same way I feel about basketball. :hatsoff: But obviously basketball players aren't as tough as hockey players.

Did I say it's easy to get into the NHL? No. I know it take a hell of a lot of skill to play Hockey. I'm just saying there are goals scored by luck. If it were normal to score 15 goals in a game, then one lucky goal wouldn't matter as much. But one lucky deflection goal could be 25-50% of...

This is just my opinion, not a fact. Hockey and soccer are sports that are based on applying pressure. The more pressure or shots on goal you apply to the goalie, the more likely you're going to score. So you take as many shots as you can, and hope it goes in. I'm not saying there's no skill...

I hear NHL games are some of the most exciting events to attend. But does that make it a better sport? Hell no! NHL, like soccer, involves a lot of luck IMO. That's why I can't watch it.

I think you meant 2012. :D

Uh, hello! Kevin Love's an All-Star. http://nba.fanhouse.com/2011/02/04/kevin-love-selected-to-all-star-team-as-yao-mings-replacement/

Stop stealing my lines!!! :mad::D

This is what makes Miami a special team. You never know when Wade or Lebron are going to go off.

Favorite Teams: NFL: Denver Broncos - every time I like a player they get traded. Champ Bailey, but he'll be gone soon. NFL: Miami Dolphins - Ronnie Brown, Ricky Williams NBA: Miami Heat - Dwyane Wade!!!! NCAA: Oklahoma Sooners - Blake Griffin, Sam Bradford, Adrian Peterson, AK - Anthony Kim...

I thought it was pretty cool for Sun Sports to air Heat practice tonight. The Cavaliers were even nice enough to fly all the way from Cleveland to scrimmage with us. Wade, Lebron, and Bosh all look healthy, and appear ready to face Orlando Thursday.

Gosh darn it!

Call me crazy but I like to go with the team with the most Super Bowls = New England Patriots.

Urban Meyer joining ESPN as analyst http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=6077362 I just hope he replaces Lee Corso. I use to love that guy, but ever since his stroke he clearly hasn't been the same. I think Meyer will give much better insight for the GameDay panel.

Great game for my Heat today. It's nice to see the big 3 playing again. I thought everyone played outstanding. I think this is the type of performance we envisioned when the big 3 was put together.

Which is why I referred to them as the Miami Cavaliers. Just because Lebron put up great numbers against the horrible Pistons(and you can also include Toronto), that doesn't make him MVP. Anyone see that game against New York? Lebron trying to play power forward is quite funny. You would...

The Miami Cavaliers beat the Detroit Pistons, so that makes Lebron MVP?

I think the Steelers are the better team, but I just have this gut feeling that Green Bay is going to win it. Green Bay!

But if you looked at the options for centers in the west, there really wasn't great options. I think the all-star ballot should combine the center and the forward positions. Centers are starting to become a dying position in the league.

What? No love for Lebron? Surprising. :1orglaugh

Enjoy it now.

Lebron James?

A healthy Jay wasn't giving you anything, so why would an injured Jay do anything. So, I guess I agree with you that there really was no need for him to be playing on a bad knee. Just seeing the way these events played out, it just confirmed a lot of things I thought about Jay Cutler. And as a...

"I don't like Jay Cutler", what makes you think that? Plus, how subjective is it when he has the "C" (Captain) on his jersey. They obviously expect something from him. I see guys like Roethlisberger, Rivers, Leftwich, etc... And those are true warriors who will give it their all, despite any...