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  • #9694
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    thetruth
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    Agent: Wade Will Be Hardest Free Agent To Retain

    Oct 27, 2009 4:13 PM EST
    A veteran NBA agent believes that Dwyane Wade will be the hardest of next summer’s unrestricted free agents to retain.

    Wade, along with LeBron James and Chris Bosh, could all be unrestricted free agents after the 2009-10 season if they don’t take their player options for the 2010-11 season.

    “I think D-Wade will be the toughest to retain of the high-profile free agents,” the agent told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. “I just get the sense that he envies his buddy in Cleveland who has a better team around him.”

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  • #224273
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    j1232e
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    I think miami could excite wade with some midseason trades! perhapes boozer, would wade be mad seeing beasley and haslem go. i actually think in the long run bad trade for miami! but would this make wade happy is the question.

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  • #224299
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    NYK2010
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    He’s talking way too much about 2010, the trade deadline is still almost 5 months away too.
    Not sure where he’s going besides Chicago and I don’t think Rose with him is a good fit.
    He’ll probably end up resigning just wants the Heat to get him some more talent around him.

    Where else would he go Houston, Memphis, L.A., Chicago, Knicks, New Jersey, Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Sacramento.

    Most likely its between Chicago, NY, NJ and Miami.

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  • #224304
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    shannon92
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    if i was wade i would want to go to clippers or Okc… playing with blake , gordon + another good draft pick this year and timberwolves 1st round in 2011

    or durant westbrooke and green alot of young talent

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  • #224310
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    The Big O

    Wade SPECIFICALLY already said he’s not interested in New York(no team) OR New Jersey(no SF)
    Even if NY did assemble Wade & Bosh who’s going to guard Lebron from dropping 50 points?

    Its a pipe dream IMPO

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  • #224319
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    Champzilla21
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    Can u name any player in the league that can stop lebron from getting 50?

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  • #224320
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    The Big O

    Andre Iguodala, Josh Smith, laugh if u want but I study the game VERY closely

    I’m assuming you’re talking about Lebron the SLASHER (NYK game)
    not Lebron the SHOOTER (Milwaukee Bucks game)

    Lebron the SLASHER has his weaknesses trust me *) I follow the game VERY closely
    Lebron the SHOOTER is pretty much UNSTOPPABLE

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  • #224322
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    TheAlchemist

    Stop emailing me…

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  • #224324
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    The Big O

    ok 😉

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  • #224339
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    Champzilla21
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    Last year in playoffs against the hawks lebron scored 47 pts 12 rebs 8 assits so josh played some good d their, and 34 10 another game, might stop him from getting 50 but still not from completely dominating

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    • #224340
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      The Big O

      INJURED josh smith wasn’t guarding him full time, was he?
      and the other Hawks wing defenders suck Joe Johnson included

      he never gave Iguodala 37 last year did he?

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  • #224342
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    The Big O

    Basketball is a team game so 1 on 1 matchups are often exaggerated
    especially in the NBA where the best players will just shoot over u and jog back on defense like nothing happened

    but in my analysis Josh Smith has the length advantage on defense and size advantage in the post

    Iguodala is Iguodala we know he defends as well as anyone at the SG/SF position

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  • #224345
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    TheAlchemist

    josh smith has the size advantage over LeBron in the post? nah

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  • #224346
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    Champzilla21
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    Yes they are probably the top 2 sf defenders in the league but with lebron and people like kobe the oonly ones stopping them from getting 50 is themselves, very rarely will anyone player guard them the entire game and when u double team them they make u pay with a dime

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  • #224348
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    The Big O

    i agree^^^

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  • #224350
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    Champzilla21
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    O and for ur philly question he only averaged 30pts and like 8 assists

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  • #224356
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    Champzilla21
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    haha were gunna have to call him up and say that hes slacking

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  • #224358
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    The Big O

    as long as his TEAM is better and they win I don’t think he cares much about stats, I know I don’t .(

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  • #224354
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    The Big O

    still not 50 points lol

    anyways the two players I mentioned, compared to OTHER wing defenders

    Lower his FG% when they r guarding him

    he can take 23 shots but they aren’t all dunks and (uncontested) layups at the rim

    these guys at least can keep up with him and CONTEST his shots

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  • #224364
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    The Big O

    against philly,
    not against Iguodala,
    its takes a TEAM effort and even then Lebron might give you 30. But how many shots did it take for him to get there?
    Where did he catch the ball at? etcetera
    that’s the kind of questions that u have to ask urself if u want to become an elite NBA defender 1on1

    Iguodala is an elite NBA defender his TEAM sucks

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  • #224362
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    Champzilla21
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    Well looking back james averaged about 50 percent from the field during the regular season agaisnt atlanta and about 49 percent against philly slightly higher then his career averages

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  • #224398
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    Mkadoza
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    I believe there are certain players in the league that if they put their mind to it could get 50 against anyone. Wade, Kobe, Lebron are the only certainties, but Nowitzki, Carmelo, Arenas and this year Durant can all go off.

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  • #224483
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    canesboy6
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    Oh yeah, were talking about him. That is a steaming pile of crap, Bosh is way harder to keep then Wade.
    Where would he go? They have done him no wrong, won him a ship, assembled a steady playoff team with the exception of 1 year, which he didnt even play most of. They have a max contract coming off the books this offseason, so they could bring in whoever he want. Wade is a championship quality player and he is just flexing nuts right now, which is the smart move, because they will give him what he wants. I think he wanted Boozer, but Pat Riley isn’t stupid. The oneee really bad scenario would be if Riley left, Wade might go with him somewhere.

    Forget Lebron for a nano second.

    We need to nip crap like this in the bud, because thats the start of all this media crap, and everybody freaks out, makes it worse. So then it ends up hapening.

    If anybody can name 1 scenario that looks better for Wade in 2010 then warm ass Miami with a maximum salaries worth of useful players non named Jermaine O Neal, im waiting to hear.

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  • #224491
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    d-grizzly
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    i hope miami can keep him.

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  • #224497
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    gainsey15
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    why wolud wade be the hardest to keep??? he can make the most money in miami, it’s miami have you been there lol, they’ll have money to sign another top FA, they have good young players, Mario and B-Easy, so ummmm yea i don’t see wade going anywhere

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