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Hopefully he doesn't figure it out until after the Finals.
While he has made slight improvements as a coach, Spoelstra still hasn't properly utilized Chris Bosh as a go-to option, tbh..
This is the 3rd season of the 3 Kings, yet Bosh is still mostly a spot-up shooter that only gets leftovers on offense..
Implementing Bosh as an occasional #2 option should have been a priority with Wade's decline and inconsistency..when Wade is struggling, which has been a common occurrence lately, the Heat become Lebron's Cavs all over again(with better shooters)..
Hopefully he doesn't figure it out until after the Finals.
Hopefully Pop embarrasses the out of the Phili so badly that Riley has to take over next season like with pornstache.
Wade flops better than anyone on those Cava teams tho
imma let you finish, but Varejao was one of the greatest floppers of all time. On par with Manu tbh
Great observation.
Also Lebrons post up game is highly overrated.
Bosh is soft and he knows he is the 3rd wheel so he just accepts it..
It's not easy to play well when you're fully capable of creating offense and drawing fouls, yet your coach uses you as a spot-up shooter, even when Lebron is on the bench, tbh..
Indiana can't make any adjustments, they don't have a bench, tbh, they're going to ride with what they have..
Spoelstra should have Haslem/Birdman and even Joel Anthony taking turns against Hibbert, no more Bosh, keep him on West..
He has Mike Miller and Norris Cole for more minutes on the bench..
He has options, we'll see if be actually utilizes them, tbh..
Bosh is not a post up player so with Lebron and Wade controlling the ball that is what happens..
Pacers really impressed me tonight. The media and fans gave them every reason to fold up and quit and they refused to go away. Coming back from that beating the Heat gave them in game 3 is very impressive..
He's a face-up player that can easily dominate against David West, tbh..
He's a jump shooter that can't command the double team.. His D is mediocre and his rebounding is poor. TBH I think his game sucks and would never want him on my team..
West is a tougher player and a better player IMO.. Bosh is soft..
Chrisn Bosh is nothing more than a black version of Raef LaFrentz tbh.
Bosh being a pussy isn't relevant to this thread, tbh..of course he's a pussy, but he's a very talented player..
I think his knee issue is worse than we might think. He's lost a step or two for sure, which worsens his faceup game, and since he has no post game...
Spo uses Bosh like a glorified Bargnani/Bonner... not surprised, tbh, since former Raptors bigs whose names start with B are soft jumpshooters...
Of course it is relevant. This is the ECF not the 1st round against the Bucks. As the stage gets bigger es like Bosh shrink into little balls and look for excuses.. I have watched this guy since he came to the Heat in no way is he a big time player or anyone SA has to panic about in the finals.. Duncan at 37 will clown this moron...
HH with the goods, heat should get bosh more involved offensively. Wade and bron's offensive games overlap each other to some extent, besides those guys they also have a few other decent options to score from outside. but bosh is their only big that has a decent offensive game
Spo turning Chris Bosh into Matt Bonner
He's rebounding like a ing pussy..not sure how thats on Spo he was a decent rebounder in Toronto..people point out how he's good on defense and he is in a lot of situations his quickness and length makes him a great help defender and pick and roll defender,,but the fact that he can't grab a defensive rebound to save his life is killing them..
Hibbert has 26 offensive rebounds alone in four games..Bosh has 13 total, not a misprint..13 boards in 4 games..
Yet Hibbert can take a vacation after the next two games while Bosh can prepare for Timmy
Agreed. I've always said this was his biggest failing as a coach since they formed. For all his faults, he's an elite scoring big. He's extremely difficult to guard when isolated at the elbow or facing up off the block, since he's got a rare combination of elite jump shooting and quickness. He used to destroy teams in those areas in his Raptor days.
No chance the led footed Hibbert could guard him in an isolation. He'd either have to concede the jumper or get blown by and hope to block him from behind. They should also be putting Hibbert in more pick-and-pops with him, since he lacks the defensive range to close out in time.
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