D. Ferrel💣

Miami Heat are the only franchise in history to have three players score 30+ in a game more than once: LeBron James: 33 PTS, 10 REB, 7 AST, 61.9% FG Dwyane Wade: 30 PTS, 11 REB, 5 AST, 2 BLK, 40% FG, 90% FT Chris Bosh: 31 PTS, 12 REB, 3 AST, 52.3% FG, 90% FT

@_coachlewis1 There in lies their loyalty to 14.

@dferrel15 Shoot at this point with them pulling him from the starting lineup after he carried the offense so much to begin the season i dont blame him 🫠

I still think other than being injured norm didnt do anything to be taken out the starting lineup… so i swap him and tyler

@dferrel15 Facts give ware and Kas the rest of the stretch to figure it out.

@3_5_7_13 Doesn’t matter at all.

@dferrel15 Kas/Tyler/Pelle gonna get beat the fuck up on switches 😭

Circumstances can change my opinion but for the rest of the season, start Kas, Tyler, Pelle, Bam, Ware. Bring Davion, Norm, JJJ, Wiggins, Myron off the bench and figure it out in game. Idc about the end results anymore, it’s about building the future.

@dferrel15 Spo:

@IvanMor95001511 He would be much better off the bench and that’s what he showed throughout his career. There’s too much talent at the PG position in the NBA for us to believe that Davion is the answer to start.

@dferrel15 I agree 1,000%, but Spo will never do it. Devion has showed us why he was traded for nothing

To the point about needing a true PG, I said in the summer that the Davion signing was only going to be a good one if he wasn’t the starter moving forward. They didn’t upgrade that position at the deadline and they refuse to understand that Kas is playing much better than him.

“Game 7 Harden” Last two Game 7s: 9 PTS, 6 REB, 7 AST, 27% FG, 20% 3PT 7 PTS, 5 REB, 13 AST, 25% FG, 25% 3PT

You clearly don’t watch Heat basketball let alone know how to look up numbers by yourself because Bam is by a mile the most important piece on the Heat.

@jayking88 I agree

@dferrel15 This should've happened 3 months ago

@JD_sportsnews It’s just purely for development.

@dferrel15 I understand kas Tyler pelle jaime bam, but handed that to ware is odd with what we’ve seen

The Miami Heat with 10 games left: — 9th in the East (38-34) — 6th in DEF rating (112.3) — 13th in OFF rating (114.7) — 11th in net rating (+2.4) The key metric explaining why Miami is underperforming their net/efficiency ratings is clutch performance (games within 5 points in the final 5 mins) Based on team tracking data: - In clutch situations, the Heat have a -10.4 net rating. - They’ve gone 16–16 in clutch games, meaning half their contests have come down to the final minutes. - Miami is +14.1 points per 100 possessions with Adebayo on the court and –8.6 when he sits, a 22.7‑point swing that exposes weak non-Adebayo lineups. So despite solid full-game metrics (11th in net rating, top‑10 defense), poor clutch execution and depth drop-offs when Adebayo rests are the metrics that best explain Miami’s mediocre 38–34 record. @5ReasonsSports @5OTF_

@DatDude2110 I agree. I’m just mostly focused on the development for the young players like Kas, Ware, Pelle

@dferrel15 What’s happening right now is actually better for the long-term.

@DatDude2110 It does from the standpoint of doing it with the players they should be planning to have next year and separate the players we should move on from. Will they do it, probably not.

@dferrel15 Doing it the rest of this szn doesn’t matter

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3 straight years of the play-in looking like a lock. What is the first change to make for the Miami Heat this offseason?

The Heat will have to wait until 2072 to get their hands on the number one overall pick.