Thoughts on Bosh if Miami has to breakup their Big Three?

Maybe we should trade Lin for a real PG?
Seriously dude?
I ****ing hate LOFs.

 

No, they can keep that ugly alien.

 

Who says he is a LOF?
But it's true that Miami need a Center.

 

i'm pretty sure he's talking about the heat

 

The Heat don't have to break up the big 3. Amnesty Miller, wait for the new revenue numbers --> in all likelihood, the Heat roster will be cheaper next year as far as actual money spent.

 

Miami would trade Bosh for Asik if we had a lottery pick or threw in either Robinson or Motiejunas. Bosh while occasionally bringing some scoring and small amounts of defense isn't that pivotal to the team and Asik would more then make up for the defense they get from Bosh. They would just need a fairly reliable scorer for 10-15 points after that.

That being said, the idea of making Bosh a MAX player is foolish, most of the young and even vet big men in the Western conference would destroy him. Give me a draft pick or Kevin Love or Aldridge for our PF slot, but don't blow money on a guy that won't get you nearly as much production to be worth that money.

 

I thought he was talking about the Rockets and Omer.

 

I see what you did there you POS

 

Penal structure examine eh?

 

Chris Bosh is probably the best PF in the league. I would love to get him here.

 

Agreed, this is the most reasonable statement I've seen. Everyone can see this. The Heat's biggest drawback has been that they lack a C. They've been forced to play Bosh at C. They would be so much better off if they traded him for a cheaper real C.

Even last year, many said that OKC helped Miami out by winning the West because OKC didn't have the real threat at C that would most discommode Miami.

Every team in the East is aware of this. One of the reason the Knicks went after Camby was to prevent the prospect of Miami picking him up. No one wanted Miami to fill that one supposed major weakness in their team.

The Heat were so desperate for a C that they told Bosh to bulk up over the summer so he can play C.

I have no idea why people are trolling and calling you a LOF when you've stated what is the most reasonable and best option available. Trade Bosh for a C.

It helps them cover their main weakness and reduce payroll at the same time. They can probably get quite good value if they trade Bosh for a C.

 

The Heat need to fix their center problem for sure. Their current roster isn't working.

 

I think their doing quite well right now, quite in defiance of conventional wisdom. But if they're going to lose Bosh, it's best to pick up a cheaper real C. Many saw the Laker move to get Dwight Howard as a move to build an anti-Miami team by attacking the C spot, back during the early flush of the trade.

 

I don't understand how he could ever get traded from the raptors. He's basically like their mascot and all. It just fits for him to be a raptor.

 

One plus we didnt have last time is greg smith...We need greg smith to lure bosh here...come on greg do some recruiting

 

Sign Dwight. Trade Asik and T. Rob for Bosh.

Lin/Harden/Parsons/Bosh/Dwight. Of course that would put the Rockets in the same precarious luxury tax position in a couple years.

 

i see what you did there :grin:

 

This was my thought. Do we have the flexibility to make that happen? Of course, we wouldn't have the room to keep Bosh when he expires. But that team could win a title next year.

 

A team can ALWAYS re-sign current players, assuming they are willing to pay the luxury tax.

The relevant exceptions in the case of re-signing players are Non-Bird Exception, Early Bird Exception, and Larry Bird Exception.

So they don't have to lose any players from the roster, assuming they are willing to pay the luxury tax. Or they can pick and choose which ones they wish to retain.

They don't have to lose Chalmers, Battier, Ray Allen, or anyone from the roster at all, assuming they are willing to pay the luxury tax. Those players can even be re-signed with raises.