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Heatles = Dynasty
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Hank
Kobe the stringbean got TROUNCED in the 2004 Finals vs the Pistons vaunted #1 defense and played like total SH!T.. what did he shoot ? 37% for the series or something ? And Detroit creamed the LA Fakers 4 games to 1 and winning their games by an average of 12 points.
The very next season in the the 2005 ECF against those same Pistons and their amazing #1 ranked defense, Wade was a beast shooting 64% for the series and led the team in all areas. The Heat would have easily won the title that year as they matched up well vs the Spurs. Up 3 games to 2 vs Detroit Wade unfortunately got hurt at that point and the Pistons rolled in the final 2 games..
and hell, even Shaq will state he was playing at 40% that year:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSoPh7k4lb0
And Wade won playoff series with Shaq hurt and on the bench.
In the 2006 ECF Wade again decimated that Pistons #1 ranked D (and the pistons had a franchise record for wins that year).. and Wade did it with Shaq playing 10 less minutes per game compared to his minutes in LA (as Shaq was not close to the same as he was in LA)
you kobe stans trying to donwplay Wade's dominance those years are hilarious !!
Actually Wade shot 49% in the 05 ECF vs Detroit's #1 ranked D (compared to Kobe's very poor 36% in the Finals the year before against the same D).. And wade shot a whopping crazy 64% against Detroit's #1 ranked D in the 2006 ECF (the same year the Pistons had a franchise record for wins)
and here's a small snippet of Wade total dominance vs that #1 ranked D...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__lS7663Vzw
^ enjoy.... not only did Wade lead the team statistically in just about every area in the series, but 64 f*cking percent !!! ;-)
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Last edited by Hank; 07-22-2012 at 12:51 AM.
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Kobe Apostle
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Hank
I don't start threads on it though. The fact you guys do and as a result have been TOTALLY schooled after the fact shows how insecure you are.
Answer the question Hanky
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Kobe Apostle
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by stallionaire
are you really trying to say what Gasol did a few years ago wasn't elite? Why is it blasphemous to say Gasol had better years than Stock? Get bent, fake Lakers fan.
Define elite, bandwagon fan
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Mozart Basketball
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Deuce Bigalow
You downplay Kobe's entire career
Let me guess...You think Wade > Kobe all-time, right?
Originally Posted by Hank
Nope. Lakers are done. Caput, Finished. the Heat are claiming all the titles in the foreseeable future with Lebron Wade Bosh Allen and our elite D and all our sharpshooters
Yeah, he probably does think so.
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Raz
Fan in the Stands (unregistered)
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Hank
Playoff PER on title runs
1996 Bulls
Jordan---------26.7
Pippen---------19.4
1998 Bulls
Jordan---------28.1
Pippen---------19.5
2000 Lakers
Shaq-----------30.5
Kobe------------19.3
2001 Lakers
Shaq------------29.7
Kobe------------23.8
2002 Lakers
Shaq------------28.3
Kobe-------------20.5
2006 Heat
Wade------------28.4
Shaq-------------19.8
Go look at James Worthy's PER (cracked over 20 PER once), Joe Dumars (never cracked 20), Scottie Pippen's PER, and many more. Bill Russell's PER was over 20 for his first 4 seasons, and after that, never again. PER doesn't mean jack shit.
Eat it Heat fan. We're gonna beat your asses this year as well.
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Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Hank
Actually Wade shot 49% in the 05 ECF vs Detroit's #1 ranked D (compared to Kobe's very poor 36% in the Finals the year before against the same D).. And wade shot a whopping crazy 64% against Detroit's #1 ranked D in the 2006 ECF (the same year the Pistons had a franchise record for wins)
and here's a small snippet of Wade total dominance vs that #1 ranked D...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__lS7663Vzw
^ enjoy.... not only did Wade lead the team statistically in just about every area in the series, but 64 f*cking percent !!! ;-)
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2004 Pistons DRtg: 95.4
2005 Pistons DRtg: 101.2
2006 Pistons DRtg: 103.1
Were the Pistons the same because it still says 'Detroit' across the front of their jerseys?
Kobe averaged 40 pts against the 2006 pistons!
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Heatles = Dynasty
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
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Heatles = Dynasty
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Raz
Go look at James Worthy's PER (cracked over 20 PER once), Joe Dumars (never cracked 20), Scottie Pippen's PER, and many more..
and I agree with em all. Worthy was a 3rd wheel. Dumars wasn't all that great (please kid), and Pippen is right where he should be. Wade was to Shaq like Jordan was to Pippen, And Shaq in LA was to Kobe like Jordan was to Pippen
lol marbury Dennis johnson et al. these are the same players you put down in other threads
Last edited by Hank; 07-22-2012 at 01:27 PM.
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Lazy Bulls fan
Originally Posted by Hank
Wade >>> Kobe
. Are you serious?
Anyways, Shaq played a vital role to that Heat squad. Despite what people say, the reason that Wade got all those open looks was due to Shaq causing a double team and thus Wade had to shoot. When Shaq left, defense smothered Wade and he couldn't produce/win as well as he once did until Bron showed up.
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Heatles = Dynasty
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Freedom Kid7
. Are you serious?
Anyways, Shaq played a vital role to that Heat squad. Despite what people say, the reason that Wade got all those open looks was due to Shaq causing a double team and thus Wade had to shoot. When Shaq left, defense smothered Wade and he couldn't produce/win as well as he once did until Bron showed up.
lol Wade was injured in 07.. In 2009 Wade had a better all around season than Kobe ever did. He put up "all-around" stat boards that Kobe cannot and never did accomplish. Because he's wasn't the all-around player Wade was.
and lol at the rest. Give Wade a Prime Shaq for 8 years and Wade wins more than just 3 titles. Hell, if Wade didn't get injured in the 2005 ECF when the Heat were up 3-2, Wade and the Heat would've had 2 titles in 2 years (and with a BROKEN down injury-riddled Shaq playing 10 minutes LESS per game in Miami)
the only thing Kobe stans can say is Kobe's ability to stay healthy. This I most certainly give them. But peak at their best Wade over Kobe all day evry day... it's no wonder Wade greatly outperformed Kobe whenever they've had similar supporting casts vs same competition. ALL 4 times. Because Wade was in fact, better
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Heatles = Dynasty
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Freedom Kid7
Despite what people say, the reason that Wade got all those open looks was due to Shaq causing a double team and thus Wade had to shoot.
He played 10 minutes LESS per game in Miami compared to LA. And all those open looks you state allowed Kobe to shoot 36% against them
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Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
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Lazy Bulls fan
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Hank
lol Wade was injured in 07.. In 2009 Wade had a better all around season than Kobe ever did. He put up "all-around" stat boards that Kobe cannot and never did accomplish. Because he's wasn't the all-around player Wade was.
I agree with you that Wade's '09 season was pretty damn incredible and I get why you think it was better than Kobe's best statistical season, because in all fairness, it probably was. To be fair though, Kobe's best seasons statistically in 05 (28/6/6) and in 06 (35/5/5) are nothing to scoff at. Did he have piss poor shooting %? Yeah, but he had crummy teammates and he went against a superior western conference. Sometimes though, you don't look at the damned stat sheet. I mean, I'd take '09 Kobe over '09 Wade because Kobe finally matured and became a better team mate. He rocked 'dem playoffs and allowed for Gasol to be what he needed to be. He also shot .458 in the '09 playoffs, more than Wade's .447. Wade sucked ass in the playoffs in '09. He lost to perennial underachieving Atlanta and had a game where he shot for 9/26.
and lol at the rest. Give Wade a Prime Shaq for 8 years and Wade wins more than just 3 titles. Hell, if Wade didn't get injured in the 2005 ECF when the Heat were up 3-2, Wade and the Heat would've had 2 titles in 2 years (and with a BROKEN down injury-riddled Shaq playing 10 minutes LESS per game in Miami)
. Duncan would have outdone injury Shaq and the Parker/Ginobili duo would have done very well against Wade/Williams. As for Wade replacing Kobe in the three peat, I think nothing changes. '03 Spurs still would have beat Shaq and whatever hero SG played alongside him. The elder Pistons gave Wade a harder time when they were a worse defensive team, I'm fairly certain they would've done what they did to Kobe in '04 if Wade took their spot. Also, you make it sound like if Shaq was in his prime and Wade was in his prime Wade would be the go to guy. That's just crazy. Shaq was an obese wrecking boulder in his prime and could mow down anything. Wade in his prime was an exceptional driver who had good guard skills with a slightly improved jumpshot. I'm taking the obese wrecking boulder
the only thing Kobe stans can say is Kobe's ability to stay healthy. This I most certainly give them. But peak at their best Wade over Kobe all day evry day... it's no wonder Wade greatly outperformed Kobe whenever they've had similar supporting casts vs same competition. ALL 4 times. Because Wade was in fact, better
I understand you're belief that '09 Wade>Any version of Kobe. I get that and I won't argue with you. I disagree, but '09 Wade was a beast. The thing to me about Wade though is his prime/peak was so damn short. Part of it's injuries, which are unfortunate. Similar supporting casts? Same competition? Better results? Really? With Wade's spectacular season, the Heat were just two games above .500. And that was when the East was not all that strong. Part of it was due to Wade not having that good of a starting cast. However, in Kobe's '06 season, they had more wins then the heat did. And they had harder competition. And Kobe's teammates were worse. Also, Kobe's worst season record wise was '05 and the Lakers had a bit more than 30 wins. In Wade's worst season record wise, they had 15 Goddamn wins. 15. They were even 10 - 41 WITH WADE. That's pretty damn bad there.
Agree to disagree Mr. Hank. As I mentioned to Jlaubber as well, stats aren't always the best indicator.
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Lazy Bulls fan
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by Hank
He played 10 minutes LESS per game in Miami compared to LA. And all those open looks you state allowed Kobe to shoot 36% against them
He still played 33 minutes. That's more than half the game, and that still allows Wade to be more open. That, and as someone pointed out, the defensive rating of the Pistons was much better in '04 (plus Kobe was well established as a star and Wade was just coming out) so they could get Kobe to struggle as well.
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Decent college freshman
Re: Shaquille O'Neals impact on the Miami Heat
Originally Posted by BEAST Griffin
LeBron > Shaq
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