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Originally Posted by Last Sinner
Hence why I said utterly. Haslem was good at drawing charges and providing servicable presence at times. Without him, Miami have next to nothing. Ilgauskas is a perimeter player, Bosh is more like a small forward IF THAT. Unless they get a proper team ethic or Pat Riley does the inevitable coming down from the stands, can't see Miami being more than a circus act.
The player I'm enjoying watching is Blake Griffin. This is the kind of energy and power I remember seeing in early O'Neal days or Shawn Kemp. Really enticing.
Indiana's victory in LA is quite a feat. And how about that scoreline in Denver...138-133? Normal time game, with Carmelo Anthony sitting out virtually the whole game sick.
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It pain to say as a Miami fan but I agree with you. I'm hoping Riley coaches them but I'm wondering if even he could do anything to "fix" them right now.
I agree about Griffin. He's already a very good player on athleticism alone right now. When he really learns the game, he could be special.