Heatles84
Well-Known Member
who was the HEats other point guard besides Chalmers? who was their center besides Anthony?
I mean- it comes down to- they have their core- of LeBron/Irving/Love- and have chosen to give money to Thompson and Shumpert- money that looks big now- but very soon will look very reasonable when the cap goes up----- the reality is you cant have 10 million dollar players all over your roster- though they have definitely tried..lol....as a heat fan you know better than anyone- the holes that you have are filled by vets ring chasing- and you hope you get more battiers than you get lewis' ...... having said that- the Cavs depth of Varejao, Mozgov, Thompson, Shumpert, Mo- is actually pretty damn good to have behind a big 3- certainly better than anything Miami had- would u disagree Heatles?
The bolded in no way does that answer the questions I just provided - you're deflecting. The depth you provided is deeper on the front line than what Miami had. However, Miami had more in terms of 3-point shooters and depth at the 2-3 positions. Miami didn't need to rely on having a legit PG at the time as Wade and Lebron dominated the ball. Let's take the money that those 2 (Shumpert and TT) are making out of the equation. The Cavs are so high over the cap that they'll still be over it even after the cap jumps next year.
The point I'm trying to make is at some point Lebron will break down. Yes, Miami had to rely on veterans at the end of their careers looking to play for a discount with a chance to wing a ring. This is how Miami was able to sign the likes of Rashard Lewis, Ray Allen, Chris Andersen, and Shane Battier to help out. With that being said, Miami had to rely on Lebron to play a lot; something Cleveland is having to do given the lack of depth at the 2 and 3. The players you mentioned are good and all, but outside of Shumpert, you can't plug any of them into the (shooting) guard or forward spots.