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Its not like they have Kobe, Gasol, Dwight, and Nash.
I have wondered this myself.
Outside of the big 3, they dont have much else. By the meaning of the word that's not stacked. They have 1 great player and two good ones at this point. The rest are scrubs that may or may not have a good game once and a while.
Cole
Allen
Battier
Miller
Charmer
Anderson
lol stacked.
Who ever said they were stacked? They are TOP HEAVY... Best team the Heat ever had top to bottom was actually the 2004-2005 team that didn't even make the finals due to a coaching error and an injury to Wade's ribs...
Pretty deep team. They just don't have anyone volume shooting 66% from 3.
They still beat the Spurs at home without the Big 2...
Lebron - most powerful and talented physical specimen in NBA history
Wade - a top 10 guard and HOF Finals performer
Bosh - a top 10 bigman in the game
Allen - best shooter in the history of the game and first ballot playoff performer
Chalmers - good PG and would start on most NBA teams
Birdman - shooting and NBA historic best 80% in the playoffs
Haslem - every team needs one of these to win it all. winner
Battier - dead eye shooter and one of the best perimeter defenders in the game
Miller - most clutch shooter in the Finals after Danny Green
c'mon now. Heat were primed to get the le with their eyes closed. Still have the le within arm's reach.
wake up Heat are one of the most stacked teams ever
They are not stacked
The 80's Lakers were stacked
Outside of Lebron, Wade, Bosh and Ray Allen, they have Battier, Birdman, Chalmers and Haslem and a ROTM PG in Cole.
No they aren't stacked. They need Howard in the paint and CP3 running it to be stacked.
The Heat aren't even close to stacked.... they have LeBron, then two so-called "superstars" who play like for 90% of the playoffs, then a bunch of mediocre role players..... haters just like to call them stacked to discredit LeBron for losing to a Spurs team that's ACTUALLY stacked, tbh.....
Peoples definition of what a stacked team has changed dramatically over the years. The Heat are not stacked but as history would tell you, stacked teams have been failures. The Heat are Top heavy surrounded by 3-4 quality role players. That's more than enough to win a le.
To me a stack team were
87 Lakers
80' Pistons (forgot which year)
99 Blazers
99 Blazere to me was what you would call stack.
Stoudemire
Steve Smith
Pippen
Rasheed
Sabonis
Greg Anthony
Bonzi Wells
Schrempf
Kemp
Dale Davis
Rod Strickland
That team was off the chartd, pieces just didn't fit well and Shaq/Kobe were too much.
I hope this threads a ing joke
The Heat's squad is a malformed one imho. They're deep and stacked at the wing but their paint and PG may be even below the eastern average level, which will be exposed and make them pay when they're contronting elite teams (like the spurs)
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