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Peteee, gettin' his asshole on.
1. low tempo: a low tempo would generally lead to less total shots taken, which would do nothing good to the Cheat. Each of them was the main offensive option for their respective teams in the past years, and the majority of shots were supposedly delivered to their hands to launch.
Just a month ago I thought the Cheat would hardly be able to get another superstar to accompany D-Whistle, because there's basically no way to accommodate them even if their finance permits. Lebron used to take about a half of his team's total shots, so did Bosh and D-Whistle, and they were all the league's top scorers averaging at least 25pts/game each. None of them wants to see his stats/career coming into the autumn version while their bodies are right in prime versions.
predictably the treble will do their best to speed up the game, so as to increase the total shots and to get some extra chances from opponent's turnovers. so the first tip we need to keep in mind playing against the Cheat is that we should try to play a lento style.
2. rebound: Bosh is a great rebounder and the other two are also pretty good at rebounding for their positions, so it's going to be a tough job to outrace them in rebounding. even if you're not able to grab more rebounds at their halfcourt, at least make sure you can take care of the defensive rebounds.
3. defense inside: just don't give them any easy penetration into your paint. Compared to conceding mass points in paint, I'd rather see them scoring from outside. They're all great players, which I have to admit, but their shooting skills are far below the top-class level.
Especially for D-Whistle, he may probably make half of the shots launched under high-pressure defense but generally he misses 3 quarters of them when there's no defense at all in front of his face.
4. brutal defense (at all costs, regardless of fouls): just take a look at how the Netherlanders treated Spaniards in the world cup final.
5. restrict your own turnovers
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to be continued.
Peteee, gettin' his asshole on.
delonte west
Don't forget to pound them inside. Very soft frontline. Ilgauskas and Bosh. lol
u guys for getting chandler
+1 And Lakers are good at scoring in the paint so that might be the only problem with Heat playing against LA.
Gasol is a pussy and Bosh is a stud.
Big Z > Odom
^^^Of all the nonsense that gets posted on these boards, that might be the biggest load ever. Both Pau and Tissues Bosh are pussies of the highest order, but Pau is slightly less pussy than Bosh, he isn't afraid to d up on guys his size. Chris "I won't play center because I'm a snatch" Bosh can't and wont. The way Wade and LBJ could burn LA's wings, the Laker bigs could do in an easier manner to Tissues and Flatfoots.
Drew gonna smack down Bosh
re ed on both counts. Chris Bosh's soft makes Pau Gasol's soft look like Charles Oakley's tough.
Big Z > Odom
Son they haven't even played a game let alone win one. There's nothing to beat yet.
Way to contribute. Intelligent as always.
U better worry about joel anthony
Drew gonna smack down Bosh
It's a stupid thread, Harv.Way to contribute. Intelligent as always.
It's like that 121-63 horse thread.
Christ, BR's meanderings thru WNBA has both these beat by a mile.
Joel Anthony will shut down Bynum 1on1.
oh, and anthony is fast and agile. he can run up and down the court no problem
Total team effort. That is how you are going to beat the Heat. Going to need every one of your players playing well to really put the pressure on the Heat role players. They might just shrink down and expect the 3 stars to bail them out.
Nothing. Dan Gilbert already took care of it.
You've really turned into quite the homer because of this. Bynum has at least 4 inches and 40 pounds on Joel Anthony, yet you think someone as unproven as Anthony is gonna shut him down? please. If LA played this Miami team in the finals current roster withstanding, the only thing stopping Bynum is his health.
#1 Key: run a train on Lebron's mom during the playoff series
damn, you hear the Laker Broadcast and the professionalism of Stu Lantz and calling it like he sees it, giving props to Anthony for a nice move.
Now we have to listen to the screaming and blubbering ups of Eric Reid, Tony Fiorentino and Jason Jackson. Only thing worse is those whistles in Portland and Tommy Heinsohn.
Al McCoy of the Suns sandwiched in there as well.
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