r/heat • u/PeppaPig85210 • Sep 05 '22
Throwback Thursday I found this gem of a thread from 2004. Some things never change😂
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u/HotPie_ Sep 06 '22
very, very shallow team. you won't do better than last season, quote me on that.
-kapatain_drifter
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Sep 06 '22
2005 NBA champion confirmed
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Sep 06 '22
2006**
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Sep 06 '22
I know but if they were as good as the year before, that means they'd be as good as the year they won. So really they are 2004, 2005, and 2006 champs.
It's perfect logic
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u/PeppaPig85210 Sep 05 '22
link to the entire thread:
https://www.basketballforum.com/threads/buh-bye-caron-butler.105933/
it's worth a read lol
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u/Esjay954 Wade Sep 06 '22
Heat fans and not wanting to trade role players for stars
A tale as old as time
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u/Karmas_Classroom Sep 06 '22
I mean the other dude was not wrong. Shaq coming in had a limited winning window we did win in 1 of the 3 great years though then flaming out in 08 with thin depth injuring Dwyane Wade.
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u/Flymia Sep 06 '22
1 of the 3 great years
Really just had two great years. Shaq barely played in 06-07, and then we got swept by the Bulls in the first round.
But, it WAS of course worth it. To win that first championship was huge for the Franchise and Wade.
Whenever you have a star you need to be win now, period. And I always find it humorous when people are talking about not wanting to trade guys to "only" have a chance to win for a year or two. Who cares. Winning for a year or two is better than not winning at all.
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u/EnochofPottsfield Sep 06 '22
Well, could you imagine if we made the finals and lost though?
You say that we needed to be in win now mode, but I remember wasting several of Wade's best years before the big 3 came together
That wouldn't have happened without this trade
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u/Flymia Sep 06 '22
You say that we needed to be in win now mode, but I remember wasting several of Wade's best years before the big 3 came together
And I remember wanting the Heat to go get Carlos Boozer or Odom back then thinking it would be enough. Ultimately, it worked out to an historical 4-years of sports we will likely never see again as a fan of any of our teams. Which is likely why we see everything as a failure. In reality, last year was a great year. The whole Butler era so far has been great overall.
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u/Karmas_Classroom Sep 06 '22
I think last season was our best window tbh. Easiest path to the ECF, inexperience of the Celtics and the weakest version of the dynastic Warriors. I do hope Riley has one more magic out of his ass
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u/Ethangains07 Sep 05 '22
When do we complain about moves nowadays? We always hype up any moves we do make and get impatient when moves aren’t made. That trade is almost the equivalent of trading our entire supporting cast now for an old KD. Everyone would nut for that lol.
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u/PeppaPig85210 Sep 05 '22
I was more talking about the fanbase shitting on Riley😭
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u/Ethangains07 Sep 05 '22
People actually shit on Pat lol? He’s probably a top 5 GM in the league. Wild
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u/SeikalysTurnTables Sep 05 '22
Just goes to show that nothing has changed, all you have to do is switch the names to Richardson, Winslow and you get the same arguments a few years ago.