OFFICIAL 2012 MIAMI HEAT PLAYOFFS THREAD (FINALS! 4-1) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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FINALS Vs OKC
DateTeamsTime (ET)Network
L Tue, Jun 12Miami @ Oklahoma City
NBA Finals
9:00 pm
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W Thu, Jun 14Miami @ Oklahoma City
NBA Finals
9:00 pm
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W Sun, Jun 17Oklahoma City @ Miami
NBA Finals
8:00 pm
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Tue, Jun 19Oklahoma City @ Miami
NBA Finals
9:00 pm
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Thu, Jun 21Oklahoma City @ Miami
If necessary
9:00 pm
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Sun, Jun 24Miami @ Oklahoma City
If necessary
8:00 pm
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Tue, Jun 26Miami @ Oklahoma City
If necessary
9:00 pm
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2011-2012 MIAMI HEAT SCHEDULE

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2011-2012 MIAMI HEAT SCHEDULE
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W Sun 25
�@ Dallas�2:30pm
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W Tue 27�vs Boston �8:00pm
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W Wed 28�@ Charlotte�7:00pm
W Fri 30�@ Minnesota�8:00pm
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W Sun 01�vs Charlotte �6:00pm
L Mon 02�vs Atlanta �7:30pm
W Wed 04�vs Indiana �7:30pm
W Thu 05�@ Atlanta�8:00pm
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W Sat 07�@ New Jersey�7:30pm
L Tue 10�@ Golden State�10:30pm
L Wed 11�@ LA Clippers�10:30pm
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L Fri 13�@ Denver�10:30pm
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W Tue 17�vs San Antonio �7:30pm
W Thu 19�vs LA Lakers �8:00pm
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W Sat 21�vs Philadelphia �7:30pm
L Sun 22�vs Milwaukee �6:00pm
W Tue 24�vs Cleveland �7:30pm
W Wed 25�@ Detroit�7:30pm
W Fri 27�vs New York �8:00pm
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W Sun 29�vs Chicago �3:30pm
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W Mon 30�vs New Orleans �7:30pm
FebruaryOpponentTimeLocal TVNat TVRadio
L Wed 01�@ Milwaukee�8:00pm
W Fri 03�@ Philadelphia�7:00pm
W Sun 05�vs Toronto �1:00pm
W Tue 07�vs Cleveland �7:30pm
L Wed 08�@ Orlando�7:00pm
W Fri 10�@ Washington�7:00pm
W Sun 12�@ Atlanta�7:00pm
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W Mon 13�@ Milwaukee�8:00pm
W Tue 14�@ Indiana�7:00pm
W Fri 17�@ Cleveland�7:30pm
W Sun 19�vs Orlando �3:30pm
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W Tue 21�vs Sacramento �7:30pm
W Thu 23�vs New York �7:00pm
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Thu 01�@ Portland�10:30pm
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L Fri 02�@ Utah�9:00pm
L Sun 04�@ LA Lakers�3:30pm
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W Tue 06�vs New Jersey �7:30pm
W Wed 07�vs Atlanta �7:00pm
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W Sat 10�vs Indiana �7:30pm
L Tue 13�@ Orlando�7:00pm
L Wed 14�@ Chicago�8:00pm
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W Fri 16�@ Philadelphia�7:00pm
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W Sun 18�vs Orlando �7:00pm
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W Tue 20�vs Phoenix �7:30pm
W Fri 23�@ Detroit�7:30pm
L Sun 25�@ Oklahoma City �� �8:00pm
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L Mon 26�@ Indiana�7:00pm
W Thu 29�vs Dallas �8:00pm
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W Fri 30�@ Toronto�7:00pm
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L Sun 01�@ Boston �� �3:30pm
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W Tue 03�vs Philadelphia �7:30pm
W Wed 04�vs Oklahoma City �8:00pm
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L Fri 06�vs Memphis �7:30pm
W Sun 08�vs Detroit �6:00pm
L Tue 10�vs Boston �7:00pm
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L Thu 12�@ Chicago�8:00pm
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W Fri 13�vs Charlotte �7:30pm
W Sun 15�@ New York�1:00pm
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W Mon 16�@ New Jersey�7:30pm
W Wed 18�vs Toronto �7:30pm
W Thu 19�vs Chicago �8:00pm
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L Sat 21�vs Washington �7:30pm
W Sun 22�vs Houston �6:00pm
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L Tue 24�@ Boston�8:00pm
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L Thu 26�@ Washington�8:00pm
 
Originally Posted by ill steelo

They may threaten 72-10 since they don't have to go through that adjustment period anymore.

Should be fun.

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They're only playing 66 games.
 
We in here!!! Lebatard's show becomes relevant again and finally something to do every day of the week. Praises to Allah.
 
Originally Posted by JapanAir21

This dude comes back and starts threads and then disappears for months.
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Heat..
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 Pssht.


You missed me didn't you. You sound worst than my jumpoff 
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Welcome back fellas ........ safe to say it goes without mentioning that it feels good man 
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Woke up this morning with a tweet Bidis sent me at 3 in the morning saying that the LOCKOUT was over!! 
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- how will Norris Cole adjust?
- who will Pat Riley reach out to first?
- James Jones returning?
- how much has Lebrons post game improved? What about Joels offense?
- Eddy Curry still too fat?

just a few questions for my heat fans






















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Season 2 of "As the Heatles Turn"
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Can't wait for the minute by minute, day by day updates from ESPN.

Interesting in seeing how the Heat respond from the Finals loss and if they can get back there.

Should be a interesting ride.
 
I always wondered why Norris was never really involved in those summer league games smh ... be that as it may, I can't wait to see how he adjusts and learns to play with this team early on. I'm not expecting him to supplant Chalmers starting role out the gates but it's probably an after thought that he'll eventually start.

my dude toine waddup fam 
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[h1]Heat benefit from deal framework[/h1]
This may not be welcome news in certain circles, but it appears the Miami Heat ended up being winners in the 11th hour system changes the owners made to get the players to finally agree on the framework of a collective bargaining agreement.

Over the long haul the Heat, like some other high-profile and big-market teams, are going to have some issues and will have to make some critical decisions. But as for the 2011-12 season, the few late concessions may significantly alter how they go about constructing their roster.
The biggest move was owners allowing teams that are not more than $4 million over the luxury tax line to use the full mid-level exception of $5 million, according to multiple reports. That $4 million window makes a world of difference for the Heat and should allow them to:
• Use the entire $5 million mid-level exception in free agency without having to use the amnesty clause on Mike Miller to waive him and get his contract off the books.

• Use the entire mid-level exception on a free agent and still be able re-sign restricted free agent Mario Chalmers and rookie point guard Norris Cole.

• Keep Miller and Chalmers, sign a $5 million free agent, sign Cole and still be able to tack on veterans at the NBA minimum. Perhaps players like Grant Hill, Michael Redd, James Jones or players who are waived by the via the amnesty clause elsewhere.

As of just a few days ago, the way the proposals were set up, it appeared certain the Heat would have to use their amnesty clause on Miller immediately just so they could add to their roster. The Heat currently have $65 million in salaries for this season before signing Cole. At the moment, they also have no point guard under contract, applying pressure to re-sign Chalmers as well because the free agent point guard market is thin.

But they couldn't afford to do both and stay under the luxury tax line, which is expected to be right about where it was last season at $70.3 million. The owners wanted to make any team that was over that line unable to use the full mid-level exception, including if using that money pushed a team into the tax zone. The Heat are planning on using the mid-level on a center, with their top target believed to be free agent Sam Dalembert.

This appeared to leave them little choice but to release Miller to free up the majority of the $5.4 million he's owed this season so they could make the needed signings. Or at least have the option to do so. There's a reason why Miller put his house on the market recently.

According to league sources, the Heat had planned to waive Miller and had let him know through back channels so he could prepare. This information was not all that secret -- teams in need of shooters were already doing background research on Miller and considering bringing him in. Miller had a number of suitors when he was a free agent a year ago, including the Chicago Bulls.

He may not want to take his house off the market just yet, though. With the expected luxury-tax changes, the Heat still may end up waiving Miller with the amnesty clause before next season to allow them to free up enough space to use the mid-level exception again. But considering they will be paying Miller either way, they would much prefer to have him on the roster and see if offseason surgeries to his thumb and shoulder will allow him to return to his form from two years ago, when he was one of the best shooters in the league.

Brian Windhorst covers the Miami Heat for ESPN.com
 
with Orlando most likely using the amnesty clause to cut off Arenas, you think Pat Riley will try to pull the trigger?

Gilbert
Wade
Lebron
Bosh
Dalembert ($5 mil midlevel exception)
 
Originally Posted by h3at23

I think Jamal Crawford will be a top target for us

as much as I love his game I don't think he is a great fit for our team/situation.  He's great with the ball in his hands but he's not a great off ball catch-and-shoot guy like we need.  Also, we'd need to use the midlevel exception on him without a doubt.  We still need to fill that hole at center, but now we have to hope for a minimum contract guy.  Say Eddy Curry lost enough weight for Riley to consider him, you'd rather see...
Crawford

Wade

Lebron

Bosh

Curry

?

I'll take the previous lineup all day
 
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