Currently trade I would said no. James also only has a 1 year contract, so he is free to go any where after.
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11-12-10 04:49 PM #36
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11-12-10 06:31 PM #37
Bosh is a C+/B- player
a soft overrated player
its big 2 not big 3
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11-12-10 06:38 PM #38
They will be fine trust me...
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11-12-10 07:07 PM #39
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11-12-10 07:11 PM #40
Bosh can play with either Wade or James, but James and Wade need to move on. They need toughness and a shot blocker, who would you trade to make this happen? I have an idea Wade to the Nets for Brooke Lopez and Devin Harris, point guard and all star center hmmmmm any thoughts!!!
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11-12-10 07:14 PM #41
Bosh. Right guy, wrong time.
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11-12-10 11:14 PM #42
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11-12-10 11:28 PM #43
If they had any conception of efficiency they would.
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11-13-10 03:23 AM #44
i don't think they will make a move
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11-13-10 06:34 AM #45
they arent trading anyone lol...
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11-13-10 06:56 AM #46
clippers
Originally Posted by jjgold
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11-13-10 06:58 AM #47
Lol@ Bosh being Overated. All three of them not looking too good right now because they just started playing together. All who say Eric Spo is going to step down is on crack. Miami is going to continue to beat on weaker teams but until they start gelling then there will always be an "ELITE-FKING-TEAM" like Boston who hand it to us every night. The Utah Jazz isn't a bad team either -- you guys seen what they have done on this road trip (beating Miami Orlando and Atlanta). Hornets are 7-0 and have played together as a team, so i think everyone is panicking because of the media hype pre-season. Listen to me mofos! The Miami Heat will be in the Easter Confrence Finals and whether or not they beat the BOSTON "BEST EXAMPLE OF A TEAM" CELTICS will depend upon how the Miami Heat teamwork will be in May.
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11-13-10 07:17 AM #48
I agree wikki! You must be a heat fan like myself
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11-13-10 08:04 AM #49
This is the fact, Bosh is not a star. He's a nice player, but no where near a star. It's the big 2 with a nice player not the big 3. Originally Posted by Scorpion
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11-13-10 08:45 AM #50
nope no one is goin anywhere
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11-13-10 09:06 AM #51
Yes Jose long time heat fan. Bosh is a star, and I dont believe 7 games into the season on his new team should be used to judge this really good player. When Bosh was in Toronto he carried that team, so did Lebron with the Cavs. There is three stars in South Beach who just need to build some chemistry, thats all/
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11-13-10 09:10 AM #52
not going to happen
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11-13-10 09:31 AM #53
No one will be traded but their coach is losing his job to Rielly
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11-13-10 09:36 AM #54
Learning to play together takes time.
Have to give it time.
10-20 games is not time.
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11-13-10 09:57 AM #55
unless the Heat add a decent point guard and a legit big man they will have a lot of blowout wins because the reality is the East is garbage. 1. Celtics. 2. Magic 3. Heat. the rest of the East is a joke. If they played in the West they would finish between 6-8 place. New Orleans, Lakers, Dallas, Spurs, OKC, Utah (not because they beat the heat) and maybe even Denver are all better teams than Miami.
All the teams mentioned above are all TEAMS. the Heat is not a team. they are only 2 1/4 guys (1/4 is Bosh) with a bunch of below average guys. For those of you who think that Mike Miller is the missing key player and when he comes back they will be better. Well, i got news for you, they might be better with Mike Miller but they still wont be a team and he alone wont put them over the top
The reality is that this is why they call it TEAM SPORTS and not individual sports. You still need a team to win. And yes the big 3 worked in Boston but they had and still have skill players at every position. I have always said Lebron James will be the best player in league history to never win a title.
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11-13-10 10:07 AM #56
Do you guys remember how Boston did during the regular season last year? The NBA season doesn't start until the playoffs. Let's revisit this thread when it is playoff time. Will they have enough to win a title this year, probably not but I wouldn't be shocked. These are YOUNG elite athletes that will learn each other.
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11-13-10 10:10 AM #57
None of the big 3 will be traded any time soon.
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11-13-10 10:45 AM #58
You go ahead and name those centers, cause there are hardly any as there is, and they are not going to take a min salary toplay with them, thats why Dampier wants nothing to do with them. He wants to get paid! Originally Posted by Manaconda
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11-13-10 11:09 AM #59
I'm severly confused by this post. What's your reasoning that the Heat are NOT a team? Because they lost 4 games? Because you don't think they will win the championship? New flash: Half of those teams you mentioned have similar records to Miami and none of them had to play the undefeated hornets, Magic, Utah, and the Boston Celtics twice all in 9 games. And neither Utah, OKC, Dallas, New Orleans, or Denver are legitimate championship contenders. What's your point? Originally Posted by slimstevie
Or are you looking at their squads and see weaknesses. Every team has a weakness or two. And that Miami team is one of the most, if not the most talented team in the NBA. They don't need a legitimate big man and decent point guard. Because frankly if they had all of that than they would have a huge unfair advantage in the league.
So I'm not completely understanding how you can call those other teams you mentioned a team and not Miami. And I also don't understand why they need to be skilled at every position (which no team is) to be considered a team???
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11-13-10 11:10 AM #60
david lee would have been a better fit in Miami, hes an unselfish player that can play with his back to the basket and doesnt need to touch the ball on every down
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11-13-10 11:13 AM #61
They will not trade the big 3 anytime soon
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11-13-10 11:14 AM #62
Wade cant do it all
they need to get him some help
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11-13-10 11:18 AM #63
they should try to trade mike miller if they can.. james jones is doing what they expected miller to be doing
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11-13-10 11:37 AM #64
Tired of "It's a process" give them time. Bullocks.
Boston in their first season had a +60 record and won a ton of games off the bat. They certainly were not a 5-4 and they were not even a playoff team the season before like Miami. SO what's the point made there? Boston PUT THEMSELVES under pressure to win from the start so the team bonded behind a purpose and they won. Miami are hiding, they're hiding behind time and that is stopping them from confronting the truth and faults in their team and then winning together. Spoelstra doesn't have the fortitude to do this unlike Doc Rivers Riley does.
The longer the heat say they need time, the longer they will continue to need it...
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11-13-10 12:20 PM #65
so anderson varajao and jj hickson heard rumors they might be traded to miami for bosh. dont quote me, just news coming from a connection i heard.... prob wont happen but even to have it discussed is just crazy
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11-13-10 01:29 PM #66
Everything will work out in the end for the heat!! All I care about is to have another championship back in Miami and I get to celebrate with a bunch of crazy ass mofos at south beach!!!
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11-13-10 02:19 PM #67
Remember how Lebron quit on the Cavs in the playoffs because his mommy was ******* Delonte West and head coach Mike Brown?
I think Lebron is having problems in Miami because his mom is ******* Dwyane Wade
Boston signed Delonte West, great decision, they are playing mind games with the queen, its obvious
Lebron is 0-2 vs the Cs maybe he thinks about Delonte and his mon when he plays the Cs
Lebrons mom ****** him up
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11-13-10 03:50 PM #68
I don't see them trading anyone either, as posted earlier if someone was to be traded, it would be admitting failure. I think the general public listened to the talkshows and sportscast way too much and got all hyped with the new Heat team. Anyone remember commentator Van Gundy saying that the Heat will have a great season, never loose b2b games and so fourth ? I do ! I've said it before and I'll say it again, the Heat will do fine this year but probably not win the finals or make it to them, BUT next year I'd expect the hype that was built this year to become reality. Meaning never losing b2b, or winning 75 plus games and so fourth. This team needs to grow this year, so sit back and enjoy the season, it's gonna be a fun one.
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11-13-10 04:27 PM #69
they need someone like mark madesen or brian scalabrene. haslem is too serious
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11-23-10 03:38 AM #70
If Eric Dampier is the answer, then what the heck was the question??
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