Wade to be more of a facilitator and less attacker

[j804]

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/miamiheat/post/_/id/6821/how-ray-allen-changed-dwyane-wade

Judging by Heat coach Erik Spoelstra’s words after Friday’s practice, they want Wade to be a different player. They want him to be a facilitator, rather than someone who attacks relentlessly.

“Dwyane showed a great maturity last game,” Spoelstra said. “[The Celtics] have been committed to keeping him out of the paint, taking the ball out of his hands and so last game we made an adjustment to not press but to play with more poise and often times, create something for somebody else. We were able to exploit some other things while he’s being aggressive but he’s not trying to force it and try to score 25. And that’s the balance we’ll have to find in this series.”

Wade has heard the message loud and clear. Standing in front of dozens of reporters after Friday’s practice, Wade explained why he’s not the same player who averaged 33.2 points per game against the same squad in the playoffs a season ago.

“My role is totally different,” Wade said Friday. “I’m just trying to do the job that’s best for me to do. I think I got into that more last game even though I didn’t score a good amount. I was able to do other things on the floor. For me, it’s all about playing the game of basketball, playing good defense, rebounding the ball, and doing other things.”

Well if they are going to change up their gameplan based off their last game against us and go away from what scares me the most in Wade attacking then I'm all for it

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gamesmanship

[rtifishul]

I'm not sure how this works, considering he is one of their main scoring options. Where do the rest of the points come from?

[RGN07]

http://espn.go.com/blog/truehoop/miamiheat/post/_/id/6821/how-ray-allen-changed-dwyane-wade

Judging by Heat coach Erik Spoelstra’s words after Friday’s practice, they want Wade to be a different player. They want him to be a facilitator, rather than someone who attacks relentlessly.

“Dwyane showed a great maturity last game,” Spoelstra said. “[The Celtics] have been committed to keeping him out of the paint, taking the ball out of his hands and so last game we made an adjustment to not press but to play with more poise and often times, create something for somebody else. We were able to exploit some other things while he’s being aggressive but he’s not trying to force it and try to score 25. And that’s the balance we’ll have to find in this series.”

Wade has heard the message loud and clear. Standing in front of dozens of reporters after Friday’s practice, Wade explained why he’s not the same player who averaged 33.2 points per game against the same squad in the playoffs a season ago.

“My role is totally different,” Wade said Friday. “I’m just trying to do the job that’s best for me to do. I think I got into that more last game even though I didn’t score a good amount. I was able to do other things on the floor. For me, it’s all about playing the game of basketball, playing good defense, rebounding the ball, and doing other things.”

Well if they are going to change up their gameplan based off their last game against us and go away from what scares me the most in Wade attacking then I'm all for it

He can be whatever the hell he wants to be. I don't give a rats ass. All i know we're ready to kick some Heat butt on Sunday. Go Go Boston!!!