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Seeding is irrelevant to the Heat, they will have to face the Pacers eventually. Teams 3-8 are equally bad
This is coasting hard, tbh.
Seeding is irrelevant to the Heat, they will have to face the Pacers eventually. Teams 3-8 are equally bad
Heat had HCA vs the Pacers last season and they still almost lost that series.. they're gonna need it this year imo
It'd help, but I hold the belief that if the Heat could beat the Pacers, they'd do it no matter HCA. It's not that they are evenly matched, it's that they are a mismatch. If they overcome this mismatch, they can easily win - if not, they'll drop one at home no matter seeding.
I still think the Heat want no part of the Nets if they meet in the playoffs. Even though the Nets suck, the Heat don't really have anyone that can stop their bigs...
still near 27 ppg on 16 shots a game
People need to cut it out with this talk. No one's afraid of the damn Nets
great take actually and i completely agree, but with the principle applying to pretty much anyone the heat play. I don't think they've ever needed home court, they lose games simply because wade/bosh don't show up or because they are at a serious disadvantage match up wise (hibbert, duncan)
The Heat should try beating the Nets first tbh. 0 wins.
We'll see how it plays out in the end.
Unselfish, tbh... some other player would be record chasing instead of thinking what's better for the team in the long run...
Lebron cares about numbers, like every other superstar, but the numbers that matter to him are efficiency numbers + assists, tbh..team basketball stats..
HCA wouldn't make such a big difference if the Heat can beat Pacers in 6 games or less, and that's exactly what the Heat want to achieve imho. They're coasting hard so they'll be better rested when really matters.
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