Heat: It took Erik Spoelstra 6 games..

[HarlemHeat37]

to figure out Danny Green can't dribble and make anything other than 3-pointers..

The NBA is very fortunate that the Heat don't have a real coach, tbh..

[jimbo]

That's what I was thinking at the start of the 4th. If the Heat had a Coattails, Riley (day to day), Pop they'd be so much better. Spo's got good ideas with his systems, but is too soft on his players. Lebron needs his coach the be the dad he never had.

But I thought he made reasonable adjustments for the most part. The Green thing was mindboggling though.

[D-Wade]

Very true, OP. But for once the Spurs true stars showed up (well at least Duncan and TP)... I'd rather get beat that way than from some 25 year old 3 point specialist. I like Spo's strategy too of letting Duncan get his. I knew he'd get tired out and I hope he's got nothing left for GM7.

[DUNCANownsKOBE]

It also took him 6 games to realize Tony Parker, like every other point guard who's barely 6 feet ball, can be stopped by switching a bigger defender onto him who fights through screens, and that collapsing the entire defense around him is absolutely re ed.

[namlook]

The Heat have Riley to help make game to game adjustments. It's on the players.

[TDMVPDPOY]

It also took him 6 games to realize Tony Parker, like every other point guard who's barely 6 feet ball, can be stopped by switching a bigger defender onto him who fights through screens, and that collapsing the entire defense around him is absolutely re ed.

man i was really hoping birdman wouldve ko the clown....fck him

[Rogue]

and it will take more than 3 years before the Heat FO realizes what a ty coach he is tbh.

[TDMVPDPOY]

and it will take more than 3 years before the Heat FO realizes what a ty coach he is tbh.

each quarter they were askin him questions, he didnt know what to say...

[~O~]

It took Erik Spoelstra 6 games to realize Manu Ginobili wants them to win.