Trading a Popular Teammate Is Risky Business in the NBA

NaboCane · Apr 4, 2014

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...onis-haslem-didnt-get-danny-granger-treatment

MIAMI — Every team, like every family, knows itself the best, and thus knows the folly of trying to figure out some other other team's troubles. The Miami Heat know this better than any team in modern memory, since none has been more incorrectly, absurdly assessed by outsiders—whether media, fans or opponents.

...Dealing Udonis Haslem, the 11-season standby, the three-time champion and all-time franchise rebounding leader, whose jersey will rise to the rafters shortly after his retirement, and whose Dade County credentials are so secure that they even survived his stealth move to Broward? The guy who has taken less money than was available on the open market twice, and who has embodied the Heat's self-professed, prized "culture" more than any player other than his on-court "father figure" (and recently-minted Basketball Hall of Famer) Alonzo Mourning, never backing down from a challenge, a foe or a fight?
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Riley is the man.

MikeHoncho · Apr 4, 2014

Golden dong.

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