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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by mehyaM24
i know you're an angry individual, and will likely rage when reading this article. but try to tame yourself. nobody wants to see another poster displeased over basketball #facts
we're pulling for you, boss
Article confirms what I said, Brown wised up in the second half apparently when he realized Ben could take care of him.
We're talking a half of ONE game, watch the 04 Finals, they played him the same way they did in 05 (and Shaw was a better player in 04). I hope you didn't believe that I was saying they NEVER doubled him not one single time?
Shaq had 1 ast that series and Shaq is a great passer out the post, that tells you all you need to know about the frequency and intensity with which they doubled him in that series.
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by Akhenaten
Article confirms what I said, Brown wised up in the second half apparently when he realized Ben could take care of him.
We're talking a half of ONE game, watch the 04 Finals, they played him the same way they did in 05 (and Shaw was a better player in 04). I hope you didn't believe that I was saying they NEVER doubled him not one single time?
Shaq had 1 ast that series and Shaq is a great passer out the post, that tells you all you need to know about the frequency and intensity with which they doubled him in that series.
the article never stated anything about playing iso in the second half.
we all know you didn't read it. why u frontin, brah?
i have the 2006 finals on tape, and avery johnson was sending double teams on shaq for the first 4 games of that series, until he realized wade was beating them (easy looks), but by then, it was already over. the heat gained momentum and never looked back.
#FACTS
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by mehyaM24
dont forget that shaq drew all the double teams, was the teams best defender and rebounder. his impact goes well beyond his ppg output.
you remove shaq in 2005, and the heat probably dont even make the playoffs.
They swept the Wizards with Shaq in a suit
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
So, you're saying that the Heat offesnive production significantly dropped in the game their most dynamic and productive offensive player wasn't playing? That's very insightful.
Look at Heat roster, who exactly on that team is even remotely capable of stepping up to fill that void? Outside of shaq and Wade, they're all role players. Against a disciplined defensive team like the Pistons, you need a player that can shift a defense and knock them off balance. It's gonna take more than a simple pass out a double team and a swing pass here and there to shift the Pistons defense for these role players to see open opportunities. Unless that swing pass is to a player like Wade who has the ability to continue attacking and breaking the balance of the defense, most the shots are going to be heavily contested.
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Local High School Star
Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by Cali Syndicate
It's gonna take more than a simple pass out a double team and a swing pass here and there to shift the Pistons defense for these role players to see open opportunities.
Not according to Mehya24 Shaq's post dominance and double team drawing ability was responsible for Wade and his teammates getting "easy looks".
Without 05 Shaq, Wade is reduced to BJ Armstrong level .
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Local High School Star
Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by HiphopRelated
They swept the Wizards with Shaq in a suit
Mehya don't care about reality, his feelings and theories are what really matters
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Gotta agree with the OP here. Well said.
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
OP speaks the truth
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
OP you probably thought real hard about pressing that "Submit Reply" button. Should have thought even harder and not do it.
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by ArbitraryWater
OP you probably thought real hard about pressing that "Submit Reply" button. Should have thought even harder and not do it.
he had no rebuttal lol
verbatim of nba head coaches in 2005, shaq's impact on the heat = astronomical
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by mehyaM24
i have the 2006 finals on tape, and avery johnson was sending double teams on shaq for the first 4 games of that series, until he realized wade was beating them (easy looks), but by then, it was already over. the heat gained momentum and never looked back.
#FACTS
Here are the #facts,
In the 2006 Finals, Shaq averaged 13.7 points a game, and was outscored by Antoine Walker. He was also benched by Riley in the deciding game 6, down the stretch for Zo (who had a far bigger impact on the game).
Shaq sucked in the Finals. And had it not been for D.Wade's domination, they would've been swept. The end.
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by PJR
Here are the #facts,
In the 2006 Finals, Shaq averaged 13.7 points a game, and was outscored by Antoine Walker. He was also benched by Riley in the deciding game 6, down the stretch for Zo (who had a far bigger impact on the game).
Shaq sucked in the Finals. And had it not been for D.Wade's domination, they would've been swept. The end.
again,shaq's impact went beyond his points.
shaq was top 2-3 in every major statistical category per 48 minutes (#1 in TRB%, #1 in EFG%, #2 in BLK%).
for further persepctive, read more from dallas' headcoach and wade himself
Everything starts with dealing with Shaquille," Dallas coach Avery Johnson says.
O'Neal has not only played smartly and efficiently but at times has been as dominant as ever. Despite double-teams, sometimes when he doesn't have the ball, he is averaging 14.6 points, 9.8 rebounds and 3.2 assists and shooting 66.7%.
"Everyone knows that he's 34 years old and he's not the young Shaq-be-nimble, Shaq-be-quick, but we know we wouldn't be at this point without him," Wade says. "He's the biggest part of what we have here in Miami."
casual fans like yourself need to quit posting and just listen. let the REAL knowledgeable posters like myself educate you.
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by mehyaM24
again,shaq's impact went beyond his points.
shaq was top 2-3 in every major statistical category per 48 minutes (#1 in TRB%, #1 in EFG%, #2 in BLK%).
for further persepctive, read more from dallas' headcoach and wade himself
casual fans like yourself need to quit posting and just listen. let the REAL knowledgeable posters like myself educate you.
So you truly believe Shaq was more valuable in the '06 Finals than Wade?
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
Originally Posted by SouBeachTalents
So you truly believe Shaq was more valuable in the '06 Finals than Wade?
for all of the finals? about equal. wade got a lot of his numbers because of shaq - and casual fans fail to grasp this.
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Re: 05 playoffs exposed SNAQ's real impact on the Heat
again,shaq's impact went beyond his points.
That's nice. And while that is true, You don't get credit for being "The guy", being an ineffective decoy.
And no one is saying Shaq wasn't an integral piece. But the Heat won the 2006 Title off primarily Dwyane Wade's dominance. 33 year old Shaq was sidekick status.
#Facts
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