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The Nets
01-11-2013, 02:03 AM
Rebounding is their big problem, but other than that this team plays with absolutely no energy/passion. For a team with their star players in prime, this is incomprehensible.
:sleeping

Al Thornton
01-11-2013, 02:06 AM
are you autistic or lebron23?

TylerOO
01-11-2013, 02:10 AM
They will play with passion come the playoffs. Yep, the defending champs and current 1 seed in the east are pretenders.:rolleyes:

The Nets
01-11-2013, 02:10 AM
They will play with passion come the playoffs. Yep, the defending champs and current 1 seed in the east are pretenders.:rolleyes:

Its not like you can gain passion and defense miraculously in playoffs series. If so, the Spurs would've lost 1-4 to Lakers in 08, and the Lakers would not have been swept in 11.

bmulls
01-11-2013, 02:11 AM
This fcking forum sometimes I swear

TylerOO
01-11-2013, 02:13 AM
Its not like you can gain passion and defense miraculously in playoffs series. If so, the Spurs would've lost 1-4 to Lakers in 08, and the Lakers would not have been swept in 11.

Your an idiot. The Heat give zero ****s right now. They are in cruise control.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 02:14 AM
Your an idiot. The Heat give zero ****s right now. They are in cruise control.

The Lakers thought they had cruise control too in 11, but then the Mavs showed how they were way too overconfident.
:lol

TylerOO
01-11-2013, 02:18 AM
The Lakers thought they had cruise control too in 11, but then the Mavs showed how they were way too overconfident.
:lol

Yea cause that's the same thing. Ill bet whatever the Heat are in Finals

jimmy77x
01-11-2013, 02:20 AM
over confident heat/lebron d**kriders :lol

longhornfan1234
01-11-2013, 02:20 AM
Your an idiot. The Heat give zero ****s right now. They are in cruise control.


:biggums:

The Nets
01-11-2013, 02:21 AM
Miami Heat's next ten games:

@ SAC W(24-11)
@ UTA L(24-12)
@ GS L(24-13)
@ LAL L(24-14)
TOR W(25-14)
DET W(26-14)
@ BOS L(26-15)
@ BKN L(26-16)
@ IND L(26-17)
@ TOR L(26-18)

They will go 3-7 and drop out of top 3 seeds in Eastern Conference.
:facepalm

plowking
01-11-2013, 02:23 AM
Miami Heat's next ten games:

@ SAC W(24-11)
@ UTA L(24-12)
@ GS L(24-13)
@ LAL L(24-14)
TOR W(25-14)
DET W(26-14)
@ BOS L(26-15)
@ BKN L(26-16)
@ IND L(26-17)
@ TOR L(26-18)

They will go 3-7 and drop out of top 3 seeds in Eastern Conference.
:facepalm

Weird. I see that as a 10 game winning steak.

TylerOO
01-11-2013, 02:24 AM
:biggums:
:rolleyes:

The Nets
01-11-2013, 02:24 AM
Weird. I see that as a 10 game winning steak.

Oh really? The road games against Utah, Golden State and Indiana are sure losses, the other four are also clearly in favor of the opposing team.
:rolleyes:

KG215
01-11-2013, 02:30 AM
It's the regular season. They're 5-5 in their last 10 and still in first place in the East. They'll get it together after the All-Star break, finish first in the East, and make the Finals. The other East team that got off to a hot start is struggling right now, too, going 4-6 in their last 10.

It's definitely far from panic time. It won't be panic time for the Heat until they're down 3-0 in a playoff series. They're that dangerous.

plowking
01-11-2013, 02:31 AM
Oh really? The road games against Utah, Golden State and Indiana are sure losses, the other four are also clearly in favor of the opposing team.
:rolleyes:

How about if Miami win any of those three games you stop posting here? Fair? Since they are sure losses and all.

TylerOO
01-11-2013, 02:31 AM
How about if Miami win any of those three games you stop posting here? Fair? Since they are sure losses and all.

That sounds awesome. Too bad the ****** won't take the bet.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 02:34 AM
It's the regular season. They're 5-5 in their last 10 and still in first place in the East. They'll get it together after the All-Star break, finish first in the East, and make the Finals. The other East team that got off to a hot start is struggling right now, too, going 4-6 in their last 10.

It's definitely far from panic time. It won't be panic time for the Heat until they're down 3-0 in a playoff series. They're that dangerous.

The win against OKC was the last time Miami beat a team with above 0.500 record(a big win though, the Thunder is a top contender). Since then they were 0-4 against playoffs teams, and these aint even title contenders. They can only bully lottery teams nowadays, the likes of Bobcats, Magic and Wizards if you ask me.

longtime lurker
01-11-2013, 02:40 AM
Wait so the reigning champs are considred pretenders to you? ISH is fing amazing. It truly is...

JBrizzy
01-11-2013, 02:44 AM
How can you call them pretenders when they made it to the finals two years in a row and are the current champions??

:banghead:

The Nets
01-11-2013, 02:45 AM
How can you call them pretenders when they made it to the finals two years in a row and are the current champions??

:banghead:

You will see what I mean when the Heat is at 26-18 after the next 10 games play out.
:D

Magic bird
01-11-2013, 02:51 AM
It's the regular season. They're 5-5 in their last 10 and still in first place in the East. They'll get it together after the All-Star break, finish first in the East, and make the Finals. The other East team that got off to a hot start is struggling right now, too, going 4-6 in their last 10.

It's definitely far from panic time. It won't be panic time for the Heat until they're down 3-0 in a playoff series. They're that dangerous.
This

JBrizzy
01-11-2013, 02:54 AM
You will see what I mean when the Heat is at 26-18 after the next 10 games play out.
:D

I'm a patient man so this suits me fine.

Whoah10115
01-11-2013, 02:57 AM
They're obviously not pretenders.


I don't understand why people are so scared of them. Last year was the year to be scared and everyone was talking about how OKC would slap them around if they met in the Finals...and I said that if that was the Finals (I didn't think OKC would make it but props to them) the simple fact that Miami were much better would take out OKC. But Miami has had their year and they're not going to turn it on like that.


Dwyane Wade cannot turn into a sidekick for an entire year and then suddenly D-Wade his way back into elite status. Even if he turns it on after the all-star break, he will not reach those levels this year. Bosh is going to play well but he's straight up a sidekick and not currently capable of being what he was in Toronto. And he's going to be overmatched at center. Lopez will outplay him, Noah will outplay him, Chandler will outplay him. If Bynum is healthy, he's gonna kill him...even if Bosh, individually, plays better. The Celtics, with an actual center (which I imagine they'll get) will kill him inside. Whether Varejao or Gortat. Even Horford could outdo him. People don't realize that the East has plenty of guys who can legitimately play the center position and that very dynamic will outdo him.


Which of these teams will actually beat Miami? I'm not sure that the Knicks would beat the Heat, but I wouldn't be surprised and I believe they'll be in the Finals before Miami. Miami is just not that impressive.

Mr. Incredible
01-11-2013, 02:57 AM
Overrated, as of right now. Come playoff time, the best in the world.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 03:00 AM
How about if Miami win any of those three games you stop posting here? Fair? Since they are sure losses and all.

Dont panic already dude, its not even over yet. Lettuce look at their schedule up to March 4th:

continued from the Toronto Loss(26-18 record):
Cha W(27-18)
Hou L(27-19)
LAC L(27-20)
LAL L(27-21)
POR W(28-21)
@ OKC L(28-22)
@ ATL L(28-23)
@ CHI L(28-24)
@ PHI W(29-24)
CLE W(30-24)
SAC W(31-24)
MEM L(31-25)
@ NY L(31-26)
@ MIN L(31-27)

So yeah, 31-27 at the beginning of March, where will they be ranked at Eastern Conference standing by then? Fortunately for them, their schedule after that Minny road game looks easy, so perhaps they will go on a short 4-5 games winning streak then?
:lol

Whoah10115
01-11-2013, 03:07 AM
Dont panic already dude, its not even over yet. Lettuce look at their schedule up to March 4th:

continued from the Toronto Loss(26-18 record):
Cha W(27-18)
Hou L(27-19)
LAC L(27-20)
LAL L(27-21)
POR W(28-21)
@ OKC L(28-22)
@ ATL L(28-23)
@ CHI L(28-24)
@ PHI W(29-24)
CLE W(30-24)
SAC W(31-24)
MEM L(31-25)
@ NY L(31-26)
@ MIN L(31-27)

So yeah, 31-27 at the beginning of March, where will they be ranked at Eastern Conference standing by then? Fortunately for them, their schedule after that Minny road game looks easy, so perhaps they will go on a short 4-5 games winning streak then?
:lol



You have them being 4 games above .500, 58 games into the season? That's taking it too far...also, I don't get what you're laughing about.

EnoughSaid
01-11-2013, 03:09 AM
Bookmarked so I can come back and laugh at your ass 58 games into this season.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 03:09 AM
You have them being 4 games above .500, 58 games into the season? That's taking it too far...also, I don't get what you're laughing about.

Yeah, if you asked me the question yesterday Id think its almost impossible. But after looking at their brutal schedule for the next 25 games, I realize its actually more likely to happen than otherwise. I wonder if 31-27 is a 5th, 6th or 7th seed in Eastern Conference?

On an interesting note, the heat were 30-9 in their first season after bringing in Big three.
:sleeping

Magic bird
01-11-2013, 03:19 AM
A couple of games lost, does not make previous NBA champions "Overrated Pretenders" It does however mean they're not playing up to par.

TMT
01-11-2013, 03:32 AM
Yea cause that's the same thing. Ill bet whatever the Heat are in Finals

Oh shit!
Way to go out on a limb, bro.

Fudge
01-11-2013, 03:38 AM
Your an idiot. The Heat give zero ****s right now. They are in cruise control.
:lol

The Nets
01-11-2013, 03:39 AM
:lol

Well if the Thunder meets Heat in NBA finals this year, Id say the Thunder will sweep the series. It wont happen though since Miami is at most a 2nd round team and they aint winning 50+ regular season games.

Whoah10115
01-11-2013, 03:44 AM
Yeah, if you asked me the question yesterday Id think its almost impossible. But after looking at their brutal schedule for the next 25 games, I realize its actually more likely to happen than otherwise. I wonder if 31-27 is a 5th, 6th or 7th seed in Eastern Conference?

On an interesting note, the heat were 30-9 in their first season after bringing in Big three.
:sleeping



Yea, I'm willing to bet your life on them not going 8-26 over any stretch.


8...and 26...yea, no.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 03:45 AM
Yea, I'm willing to bet your life on them not going 8-26 the rest of the season.


8...and 26...yea, no.

Well its 8-16, not 8-26. Also its not the rest of the season, just the 58 games into the season. Anyway the Heat has somewhat of an easy schedule in March so they should still finish at around 45-49 wins.

Fudge
01-11-2013, 03:48 AM
Well if the Thunder meets Heat in NBA finals this year, Id say the Thunder will sweep the series. It wont happen though since Miami is at most a 2nd round team and they aint winning 50+ regular season games.
Nah even I won't believe that would happen. We aren't beating Miami with Perkins as our starting Center. Make fun of the confidence (or lack thereof) that I have for OKC, but its simply true.

TylerOO
01-11-2013, 03:49 AM
Oh shit!
Way to go out on a limb, bro.

Yea I know right! ***.

Whoah10115
01-11-2013, 03:54 AM
Well its 8-16, not 8-26. Also its not the rest of the season, just the 58 games into the season. Anyway the Heat has somewhat of an easy schedule in March so they should still finish at around 45-49 wins.



Yea, I don't know how I did that. But there's no way they don't win 50 games.


45 is ridiculous. They're not going to the Finals, but you're taking it way too far.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 03:56 AM
Yea, I don't know how I did that. But there's no way they don't win 50 games.


45 is ridiculous. They're not going to the Finals, but you're taking it way too far.

Lets see... At 31-27, they need to go 19-5 for the rest of the season to win 50 games. Even though their schedule in March is easy, it seems highly unlikely to me they can win 80% of their games from March 4th to the end of regular season. Even the Clippers and Thunder cannot guarantee such a high winning percentage.

PJR
01-11-2013, 04:00 AM
Op is definitely a homosexual. Not that there is anything wrong with that..

Whoah10115
01-11-2013, 04:05 AM
Lets see... At 31-27, they need to go 19-5 for the rest of the season to win 50 games. Even though their schedule in March is easy, it seems highly unlikely to me they can win 80% of their games from March 4th to the end of regular season. Even the Clippers and Thunder cannot guarantee such a high winning percentage.



I know, I fixed my math issue.


The problem with your calculations is that they're never going to be 31-27.


I'm pretty sure they can go 27-21 the rest of the season.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 04:16 AM
I know, I fixed my math issue.


The problem with your calculations is that they're never going to be 31-27.


I'm pretty sure they can go 27-21 the rest of the season.

None of us would have predicted the Heat to go 3-5 for the last 8 games, it happened anyway. Be hold, 31-27 is barely a playoffs team in Western Conference.
:lol

Whoah10115
01-11-2013, 04:31 AM
None of us would have predicted the Heat to go 3-5 for the last 8 games, it happened anyway. Be hold, 31-27 is barely a playoffs team in Western Conference.
:lol



I really see no reason to be shocked over 3-5. 8 games is a lot smaller sample size than 24 games, than 48 games.

ErhnamDjinn
01-11-2013, 05:22 AM
rofl lmao only on ish can you go to the finals twice and currently #1 in the east with your core pretty intact and be called pretenders hahahaha

I<3NBA
01-11-2013, 05:23 AM
they are currently top of the east. sure, they're pretenders.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 05:32 AM
Yeah they are atop of Eastern Conference due to their remarkably easy schedule. The next 24 games will be brutal for them, they will go 8-16 and end up with 31-27. At that point they need to finish 19-5 to reach 50 wins, which is almost impossible.

senelcoolidge
01-11-2013, 06:04 AM
Yeah, they will just turn it on. They have no competition in the East. The East is terrible. They can afford to lose games and be fine. Try to do that in the West. The heat will probably not repeat unless whoever comes out of the West is not full strength or something like that. There is still plenty of season. But the heat are small and their defense is slack this season.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 06:06 AM
Yeah, they will just turn it on. They have no competition in the East. The East is terrible. They can afford to lose games and be fine. Try to do that in the West. The heat will probably not repeat unless whoever comes out of the West is not full strength or something like that. There is still plenty of season. But the heat are small and their defense is slack this season.

Ah you are way too optimistic, NBA finals? The team looks like 2nd round exit at best to me.

Nash
01-11-2013, 08:16 AM
Who cares? Last 2 years they've been playing shit in regular season yet they shift it a few levels when playoffs come around. They've never even been close to #1 seed in the East before yet they got to the finals twice.

noob cake
01-11-2013, 08:26 AM
Miami Heat doesn't even to play half their games. Eastern conference is so bad that they can sneak in with a losing record as a 8th seed.

LeBron will turn into a God, ehh not like 26/8/7 is not God mode already. Wade will try again. Anything Bosh brings will just be a bonus.

ShaqAttack3234
01-11-2013, 08:31 AM
There have been countless championship teams and established contenders who coast during a good chunk of the regular season. We've seen it with both the early 2000s Lakers, some of the recent Laker teams, the recent Celtic teams, some of those Piston teams and even the Spurs who have limited their starters minutes and give them some games off in recent years.

Blue&Orange
01-11-2013, 08:36 AM
Off course they are at cruise control and they don't care about regular season, that's why Lebron went practice after they lost to the Knicks and made sure everyone knew about it.

tazb
01-11-2013, 08:37 AM
The real overrated pretenders are Nets, Knicks, and Pacers.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 08:40 AM
There have been countless championship teams and established contenders who coast during a good chunk of the regular season. We've seen it with both the early 2000s Lakers, some of the recent Laker teams, the recent Celtic teams, some of those Piston teams and even the Spurs who have limited their starters minutes and give them some games off in recent years.

Yeah, but there also have been teams like 02-03 Lakers, 06-07 Heat, 07-08 Spurs and 10-11 Lakers who just aint competitive any longer and people kept overrating them 'cause they were defending champs.

Glide2keva
01-11-2013, 10:42 AM
Miami Heat's next ten games:

@ SAC W(24-11)
@ UTA L(24-12)
@ GS L(24-13)
@ LAL L(24-14)
TOR W(25-14)
DET W(26-14)
@ BOS L(26-15)
@ BKN L(26-16)
@ IND L(26-17)
@ TOR L(26-18)

They will go 3-7 and drop out of top 3 seeds in Eastern Conference.
:facepalm
If you think they will go 3-7 during that stretch, I got a bridge in Brooklyn I'm trying to sell.

Glide2keva
01-11-2013, 10:44 AM
Who cares? Last 2 years they've been playing shit in regular season yet they shift it a few levels when playoffs come around. They've never even been close to #1 seed in the East before yet they got to the finals twice.
This. As has been proven in both conferences the last two years, having the #1 seed means very little considering neither of those teams made it to the Finals.

LikeABosh
01-11-2013, 10:59 AM
Defending champs and they are coasting and still #1 seed. :sleeping They'll wake up come playoff time

TMT
01-11-2013, 11:01 AM
they are currently top of the east. sure, they're pretenders.

Isn't saying much, tbh. They got it pretty nice.

In the West they would be the 5th seed right now (in between GS and MEM) or worse because they would have been facing tougher opponents all season.

ihoopallday
01-11-2013, 11:08 AM
Isn't saying much, tbh. They got it pretty nice.

In the West they would be the 5th seed right now (in between GS and MEM) or worse because they would have been facing tougher opponents all season.

But how exactly do you know that? I see these hypotheticals all the time. It's getting old. We'll never know how Miami would fair in the western conference, so just get over it.

BlazersDozen
01-11-2013, 11:09 AM
Lets see how they're playing in April. Its barely January.

TMT
01-11-2013, 11:14 AM
But how exactly do you know that? I see these hypotheticals all the time. It's getting old. We'll never know how Miami would fair in the western conference, so just get over it.

Because that's what their record indicates, and they have played predominantly more games against the EC. While the Clips, Spurs and Thunder all have a handful of more wins playing against tougher competition.

You think a jump to the West would up their win total? You think cutting their games against the weak East in half, and doubling the WC opponents on their schedule would work in their favor?

It just shows how easy they have it compared to all the other great teams in this league. Not only do they have the heaviest super team in the league, but they play in a conference where they can essentially lose all the games they want and it will hardly scratch their playoff positioning. It's pretty obvious that being in the West would change everything for them. You disagreeing shows me your just another sad Heat/Lebron homer who will disregard anything currently going on with the team and just say "WE DA BESS".

albas89
01-11-2013, 11:17 AM
Miami Heat's next ten games:

@ SAC W(24-11)
@ UTA L(24-12)
@ GS L(24-13)
@ LAL L(24-14)
TOR W(25-14)
DET W(26-14)
@ BOS L(26-15)
@ BKN L(26-16)
@ IND L(26-17)
@ TOR L(26-18)

They will go 3-7 and drop out of top 3 seeds in Eastern Conference.
:facepalm
There is no way this is gonna happen, I give the Bobcats a shot to make the playoffs before considering the Heat going 3-7 a possibility. This looks like pure trolling.

I'm pretty sure the Heat won't even go lower than seed No2 all season long. They are obviously coasting at the moment and they haven't gone on a hot streak, which they're due for. Assuming the only games they're gonna win will be against scrub teams is just ridiculous.:facepalm

BlazersDozen
01-11-2013, 11:34 AM
Miami Heat:
@Sacramento - W
@Utah - W
@Golden State - L
@LAL - W
Toronto - W
Detroit - W
@Boston - L
@Brooklyn - W
@Indiana - W
@Toronto - W
Charlotte - W
Houston - W
LAC - L
LAL - W
Portland - W
@Oklahoma City - L
@Atlanta - L
@Chicago - W
@ Philadelphia - L
Cleveland - W
Sacramento - W
Memphis - L
@New York - L
@Minnesota - W

I feel like they'll go 16-8 from today to March 4th. A few games could go either way like OKC & Boston for obvious reason. Also, Chicago should have Rose back by this time I believe so that game could be a toss up. New York has been spanking Miami this season, Memphis has the size that I don't think Miami can overcome, same goes for Indiana, plus the athleticism. Gave Atlanta the W because I don't think they'll be swept by Miami, but that could become a win for Miami because they have had Atlanta's number this season. Clippers are just too athletic, physical, well rounded and big for Miami, Philly could beat Miami due to being home and their athleticism. Golden State wins due to size and quickness.

I feel like this is much more accurate than that bullshit posted earlier.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 12:00 PM
There is no way this is gonna happen, I give the Bobcats a shot to make the playoffs before considering the Heat going 3-7 a possibility. This looks like pure trolling.

I'm pretty sure the Heat won't even go lower than seed No2 all season long. They are obviously coasting at the moment and they haven't gone on a hot streak, which they're due for. Assuming the only games they're gonna win will be against scrub teams is just ridiculous.:facepalm

They just went 3-5, I wouldnt say 3-7 in another stretch is impossible at all. In fact, it looks reasonable to me. A quick note, the Heat were 0-4 against teams above 0.500 in their last four games.

Oh yeah, coasting. Remember the first time Heat lost by 20 against the Knicks, people said the Heat were coasting. It was not until they lost by 20 again at home with Melo-less Knicks that people finally began to realize that the Heat were actually just not good enough. They will be 31-27 after the next 24 games play out, so 8-16 down this stretch. Interestingly, the Boston Celtics is likely to have a better record than 31-27 then.
:lol

ShaqAttack3234
01-11-2013, 12:00 PM
Yeah, but there also have been teams like 02-03 Lakers, 06-07 Heat, 07-08 Spurs and 10-11 Lakers who just aint competitive any longer and people kept overrating them 'cause they were defending champs.

'02-'03 Lakers ended up probably that one Horry 3 that rimmed out away from another title. In fact, in the end, that was probably the difference between their '02 and '03 seasons. Horry's 3 went in vs Sacramento and it rimmed out vs the Spurs. And that was with Horry going 0/18 on 3s vs the Spurs, Rick Fox got injured leaving Devean George as their starting small forward and even he eventually got injured. Pretty much everything that could have gone wrong did short of Shaq or Kobe going down. And even Kobe wasn't able to play up to his regular season standard due to a shoulder injury. The Heat didn't start out 11-19 either.

The '06-'07 Heat were so much older and looked much worse than this Heat team. Shaq missed half the season and was 35, Wade injured his shoulder, missed 30 games and shouldn't have even been playing vs Chicago, Eddie Jones was 35, Zo was 37, Payton was 38 and Antoine Walker was in terrible shape.

How were the '08 Spurs not competitive? They got to the WCF and Manu was nowhere near 100% by that point.

As far as the '11 Lakers, Kobe didn't look near 100% all season, Gasol played worse than anyone could have imagined in the playoffs and really nobody played like they were supposed to in the playoffs except Bynum.

I don't see how any of these really apply to Miami. And at least 2 of the teams you mentioned still contended. Miami has seemed to coast to the best record in the East and a 23-11 record. They're not old either. They have a 28 year old best player and 2 other stars who are 28 and 31, respectively.

Blue&Orange
01-11-2013, 12:10 PM
This. As has been proven in both conferences the last two years, having the #1 seed means very little considering neither of those teams made it to the Finals.
Considering it might mean facing the bulls with rose in the second round, it means even less this year.

Lebron23
01-11-2013, 12:11 PM
Terrible, Terrible Thread. Miami will start another winning streak after they beat Sacramento.

The Nets
01-11-2013, 12:13 PM
Terrible, Terrible Thread. Miami will start another winning streak after they beat Sacramento.

Not likely, Lebron is good but he cant carry a sinking boat by himself.

ihoopallday
01-11-2013, 12:26 PM
Because that's what their record indicates, and they have played predominantly more games against the EC. While the Clips, Spurs and Thunder all have a handful of more wins playing against tougher competition.

You think a jump to the West would up their win total? You think cutting their games against the weak East in half, and doubling the WC opponents on their schedule would work in their favor?

It just shows how easy they have it compared to all the other great teams in this league. Not only do they have the heaviest super team in the league, but they play in a conference where they can essentially lose all the games they want and it will hardly scratch their playoff positioning. It's pretty obvious that being in the West would change everything for them. You disagreeing shows me your just another sad Heat/Lebron homer who will disregard anything currently going on with the team and just say "WE DA BESS".

I'm not really disagreeing with what you're saying. All I'm trying to say is this is a pointless argument. Yes, the East is easier for Miami. They have more room for mistakes. The west is where 1 loss could be the difference between a playoff seed or an early off season. But that isn't Miami's fault. Should they ask Stern to switch confrences. Btw, I'm not a homer. But I guess you concluded that yourself. I've actually repped you before because I think you're a non biased poster. Don't let all these other stans make you think every Heat fan is like them.

SilkkTheShocker
01-11-2013, 12:28 PM
Who is going to beat them in a 7 game series? OKC is the only team with a chance in hell.

KOBE143
01-11-2013, 12:32 PM
Who is going to beat them in a 7 game series? OKC is the only team with a chance in hell.
Lakers in 4

alenleomessi
01-11-2013, 12:33 PM
they surely dont care about regular season... come playoff time they will murder everyone... except for the pacers... that goes 6 games

SilkkTheShocker
01-11-2013, 12:33 PM
Lakers in 4


:pimp:

SilkkTheShocker
01-11-2013, 12:39 PM
I'm not really disagreeing with what you're saying. All I'm trying to say is this is a pointless argument. Yes, the East is easier for Miami. They have more room for mistakes. The west is where 1 loss could be the difference between a playoff seed or an early off season. But that isn't Miami's fault. Should they ask Stern to switch confrences. Btw, I'm not a homer. But I guess you concluded that yourself. I've actually repped you before because I think you're a non biased poster. Don't let all these other stans make you think every Heat fan is like them.


He isn't unbiased. The guy hates LeBron so bad its not even funny.

red1
01-11-2013, 12:48 PM
Spo needs to rest lebron a game or two and just let bosh and wade handle it. This upcoming stretch is the perfect time.

The Nets
01-12-2013, 06:17 PM
Spo needs to rest lebron a game or two and just let bosh and wade handle it. This upcoming stretch is the perfect time.

I second this, actually he should rest Lebron for the next 10 games since they can only hope to win about 3-4 of them with or without Lebron anyway.

blood yes
01-12-2013, 06:50 PM
Rebounding is their big problem, but other than that this team plays with absolutely no energy/passion. For a team with their star players in prime, this is incomprehensible.
:sleeping
Take your mouth off of deron william's dick, and realize the nets arent going anywhere, k?

And if the heat are pretenders, then what are the lakers/nets/hawks/pacers/rockets?

Bitch, stop sucking brook lopez's hairy one

Bigsmoke
01-12-2013, 08:14 PM
not to sound like a smartass but how do u pretend on something thats already been accomplished?

Derka
01-12-2013, 08:22 PM
Defending champs. So, obviously overrated. :rolleyes:

jlip
01-12-2013, 08:26 PM
not to sound like a smartass but how do u pretend on something thats already been accomplished?

This

Nash
01-12-2013, 08:26 PM
Defending champs. So, obviously overrated. :rolleyes:
Yeah, especially the year when ya'll kicked their asses in the regular season only for them to send you guys out of the playoffs, twice.

red1
01-12-2013, 08:27 PM
I second this, actually he should rest Lebron for the next 10 games since they can only hope to win about 3-4 of them with or without Lebron anyway.
says the f*gg*t who is the same dumbass who made this thread

The Nets
01-14-2013, 10:52 PM
The prediction is so far so good.

mrpibb
01-15-2013, 01:11 AM
As a Jazz fan, this is a stupid thread. Nets fan, go home. You're drunk.

Magic bird
01-15-2013, 02:15 AM
I second this, actually he should rest Lebron for the next 10 games since they can only hope to win about 3-4 of them with or without Lebron anyway.
:biggums:

plowking
01-17-2013, 04:21 AM
Miami Heat's next ten games:

@ SAC W(24-11)
@ UTA L(24-12)
@ GS L(24-13)
@ LAL L(24-14)
TOR W(25-14)
DET W(26-14)
@ BOS L(26-15)
@ BKN L(26-16)
@ IND L(26-17)
@ TOR L(26-18)

They will go 3-7 and drop out of top 3 seeds in Eastern Conference.
:facepalm

Bump.

The Nets
01-17-2013, 05:30 AM
Bump.

Oh yeah, just one lucky win 'cause Golden State was without Stephen Curry, otherwise it wont even be a close game for Miami. How am I supposed to have predicted injuries? But anyway, the heat will win around 44-48 games, not a 50 wins team if you ask me. Still 2nd round exit at best.

plowking
01-19-2013, 09:01 AM
Oh yeah, just one lucky win 'cause Golden State was without Stephen Curry, otherwise it wont even be a close game for Miami. How am I supposed to have predicted injuries? But anyway, the heat will win around 44-48 games, not a 50 wins team if you ask me. Still 2nd round exit at best.

Bump again.

greymatter
01-19-2013, 10:25 AM
Your an idiot. The Heat give zero ****s right now. They are in cruise control.

The irony of this post seems lost on most people.

Papaya Petee
01-19-2013, 12:19 PM
Oh yeah, just one lucky win 'cause Golden State was without Stephen Curry, otherwise it wont even be a close game for Miami. How am I supposed to have predicted injuries? But anyway, the heat will win around 44-48 games, not a 50 wins team if you ask me. Still 2nd round exit at best.
Says a ****ing Nets fan whose already 0-2 vs Miami this year. :roll: :roll: :roll:

DaSeba5
01-19-2013, 02:42 PM
Is the OP aware Miami is 2-0 against the Nets?

Hank
01-19-2013, 05:54 PM
The real overrated pretenders are Nets, Knicks, and Pacers.

QFT

Hank
01-19-2013, 06:00 PM
You will see what I mean when the Heat is at 26-18 after the next 10 games play out.
:D

So since the Heat are currently 26-12... you're placing your money on Miami losing 6 in a row starting with the Raptors next week at home.

Is that right ?

tazb
01-19-2013, 06:03 PM
OP lost...Miami is back to playing championship defense.

Hank
01-24-2013, 04:36 AM
You will see what I mean when the Heat is at 26-18 after the next 10 games play out.
:D

27-12 now


You were saying ?

Hank
01-25-2013, 11:14 PM
You will see what I mean when the Heat is at 26-18 after the next 10 games play out.
:D

28-12


Where you at ?

PJR
01-25-2013, 11:19 PM
OP is a raging homosexual.

SpecialQue
01-25-2013, 11:23 PM
OP's thread does not make any sense.

He's also fat.

jrong
01-25-2013, 11:25 PM
Too early to tell. But, there's only one team out west that could beat them in a Finals. Not the Thunder. Not the Lakers (lol). Well, maybe the Spurs could get them too. But, the Clippers are the team the Heat do not want to face. The Clips have the composition to beat them-- run them off the floor, actually, in 6, maybe even 5 games.

But, can LAC make it out of their conference?

Linspired
01-25-2013, 11:27 PM
they are underrated contenders.

TylerOO
01-25-2013, 11:28 PM
OP is fat.

red1
01-26-2013, 01:49 AM
stop making threads fcuking fatass

Hank
02-15-2013, 02:11 AM
You will see what I mean when the Heat is at 26-18 after the next 10 games play out.
:D

36-14


How you been ??

ihoopallday
02-15-2013, 02:12 AM
36-14


How you been ??

:lol

NumberSix
02-15-2013, 02:21 AM
Op is a nets fan right? OP, you understand that LeBron went to your building and walked around the Nets locker room yelling "the king is here" before the game and then proceeding to embarrass your team on the court, right?

Hank
02-15-2013, 02:27 AM
Op is a nets fan right? OP, you understand that LeBron went to your building and walked around the Nets locker room yelling "the king is here" before the game and then proceeding to embarrass your team on the court, right?

Heh

eriX
02-15-2013, 02:32 AM
dat moment when you make a prediction and it backfires right into your butt and back out your mouth.

Hank
03-22-2013, 06:54 PM
You will see what I mean when the Heat is at 26-18 after the next 10 games play out.
:D

53-14, with a league best .791 record..


They may not lose 18 games ALL SEASON, never mind for the first half of the season as you thought.



Where ya been bucko ?

The Choken One
03-22-2013, 06:55 PM
Pretenders.

tazb
03-22-2013, 07:17 PM
OP lost big time.

BrickingStar
04-01-2013, 04:31 PM
They're obviously not pretenders.


I don't understand why people are so scared of them. Last year was the year to be scared and everyone was talking about how OKC would slap them around if they met in the Finals...and I said that if that was the Finals (I didn't think OKC would make it but props to them) the simple fact that Miami were much better would take out OKC. But Miami has had their year and they're not going to turn it on like that.


Dwyane Wade cannot turn into a sidekick for an entire year and then suddenly D-Wade his way back into elite status. Even if he turns it on after the all-star break, he will not reach those levels this year. Bosh is going to play well but he's straight up a sidekick and not currently capable of being what he was in Toronto. And he's going to be overmatched at center. Lopez will outplay him, Noah will outplay him, Chandler will outplay him. If Bynum is healthy, he's gonna kill him...even if Bosh, individually, plays better. The Celtics, with an actual center (which I imagine they'll get) will kill him inside. Whether Varejao or Gortat. Even Horford could outdo him. People don't realize that the East has plenty of guys who can legitimately play the center position and that very dynamic will outdo him.


Which of these teams will actually beat Miami? I'm not sure that the Knicks would beat the Heat, but I wouldn't be surprised and I believe they'll be in the Finals before Miami. Miami is just not that impressive.
OP and this guy should never post again

Donkey4trading
04-01-2013, 04:47 PM
Nobody is a pretender with Lebron James on their team

willds09
04-28-2013, 07:23 AM
Nobody is a pretender with Lebron James on their team
kissing ass i see:facepalm