why are we acting like ray allen is gods gift?

[RRR3]

He won't even need to run off picks in Miami. He can just stand in a spot like Chalmers, Miller, and Battier do and get open looks.

Chalmers can penetrate though, Miller and Battier can't. And Chalmers moves more than maybe any other Heat player w/o the ball

[CelticBaller]

he isn't?

[comerb]

Ray should've gone elsewhere to play if he no longer wanted to play in Boston. In Miami now, he'll be the "hero" when they're winning, but the "goat" when they're losing. This is just yet another example of how pathetically two-faced Lebron fans are. They try to lie and say that Lakers fans were supposedly talking championship when we signed Sessions last year, and made a huge deal out of it when the Lakers were eliminated. Now cuz the Heat signed Ray, it's championship cruise Part 2? Sheer hypocrisy.

Still asshurt as all hell about Miami's ring, aren't ya?

[comerb]

Chalmers can penetrate though, Miller and Battier can't. And Chalmers moves more than maybe any other Heat player w/o the ball

They both have a little pump fake into a mid-range 2. Doesn't really matter, the point is Ray won't have to work for open looks as hard as he did in Boston.

[pegasus]

You're never gonna stop crying over LeBron winning, are yoU?

at your attempt to change the meaning of your user name

"Randy Rhoads Rules" It's "Triple Retard", just deal with it.

[Mr. Incredible]

That's true, but the signing of Ray increases their chances of shooting like that again. It was a once-in-a-blue-moon type shooting, like the Mavs displayed last year against the Lakers in the playoffs, and it shouldn't happen that often. But adding Ray onto their already long list of sharp shooters, will definetely help them one way or another.

I still believe that they would have lost to the inexperienced OKC despite making a ridiculous amount of threes, had it not been for the refs. If Stern is satisfied with Lebron winning one ring, and moves on to helping others win, like Durant, Howard, etc., then Miami will be in trouble, because Wade and Lebron are still redundant and not that dominant without the calls they get.

LeBron will always be more dominant than Rose, I can tell you that much.

[pegasus]

LeBron will always be more dominant than Rose, I can tell you that much.

Give Rose two years, and he will be as good as anyone in the league.

[PJR]

He shot 45% from 3 on 5 attempts per game. Still a pretty darn good player. Still the best floor spacer in the league.

[RRR3]

Give Rose two years, and he will be as good as anyone in the league.

He'll never be as good as LeBron. LeBron is one of the greatest players of all time, and it's a shame you're too busy hating to enjoy a once in a lifetime talent.

[pegasus]

He'll never be as good as LeBron. LeBron is one of the greatest players of all time, and it's a shame you're too busy hating to enjoy a once in a lifetime talent.

I truly enjoyed him in game 4 against the Pacers and game 6 against the Celtics. He played his game without relying on the refs, flopping, etc. He resorted back to all that in the finals, hence my lack of respect. Plus, if he were once in a lifetime talent, he wouldn't have been on the most stacked team in the league, and still trying to recruit more talent.

Heart is a big part of the equation, whether you like it or not.

[Pointguard]

I won't say he's God's gift, but he certainly is Lebron's gift from the 3 point line.