※ [本文转录自 MiamiHeat 看板 #1Cc703nS ] 作者: wade0222 (CALL ME WADE) 看板: MiamiHeat 标题: [转录][新闻] 迈阿密皇帝大 教头力挺当一哥 时间: Tue Sep 21 16:42:41 2010 ※ [本文转录自 NBA 看板 #1Cc6eMq9 ] 作者: mvymtw (阿格西) 看板: NBA 标题: [新闻] 迈阿密皇帝大 教头力挺当一哥 时间: Tue Sep 21 16:17:23 2010 附上原文连结：(动新闻) http://tw.nextmedia.com/applenews/article/art_id/32828173/IssueID/20100921 【陈雍仁╱综合报导】由詹姆士(LeBron James)、包许(Chris Bosh)、韦德(Dwyane Wade)组成的热火「LCD连线」，谁才是球队老大？总教练史波斯卓(Erik Spoelstra)给了 球迷答案：「热火(Heats)老大将是詹姆士(LeBron James)！」狠狠打了 韦德(Dwyane Wade)1枪。 史波斯卓(Erik Spoelstra)接受《迈阿密先锋报》专访时说：「我跟詹姆士(LeBron James )说过，我不会在热火体系中限制他的作用，我不想让他在我们球队中感到不舒服，身为2 季年度MVP(Most Valuable Player，最有价值球员)，我们必须确定他能发挥最佳水准，他一定可以融入我们的系统 。」 教头狠打韦德(Dwyane Wade)枪 史波斯卓(Erik Spoelstra) 根据史波斯卓(Erik Spoelstra)的盘算，詹姆士(LeBron James)将至少扮演3种角色，小前 锋、控球後卫和兼职大前锋，他说：「詹姆士(LeBron James)在比赛中，肯定会有一段时 间打控卫，这时他就是球队的组织者，但同时，曾是联盟得分王的他，也有很强的得分能 力，所以他也将扮演终结者，完成致命一击。当然詹姆士(LeBron James)的作用绝对不仅 於此，他的技术非常全面，我们势必要让他彻底发挥。」 8月中，韦德(Dwyane Wade)才重申自己热火一哥地位不变：「上季在热火都是我在控球， 现在也一样，我是攻势发动机，也会得分，比赛最後关头，我的工作就是将球放入篮框， 我也会为我的队友创造得分机会，我想这些都不会改变。」但现在史波斯卓(Erik Spoelstra)却选择力挺詹姆士(LeBron James)，跌破众专家眼镜。史波斯卓(Erik Spoelstra)还挂保证：「新球季，除非比赛早已底定，否则3巨头一定至少有1人会在场上 。」 MVP回大热门 有了总教练的加持，詹姆士(LeBron James)的年度MVP呼声水涨船高，福斯运动网昨公布新 球季年度MVP预测结果，詹姆士(LeBron James)再度力压杜兰特(Kevin Durant)，高居榜首 ，Kobe(Kobe Bryant)、霍华(Dwight Howard)和韦德(Dwyane Wade)分居3~5名。 --- 附上原文连结: http://0rz.tw/7zkB4 Spoelstra expects to use LeBron in multiple roles By BARRY JACKSON [email protected] TV analysts have talked about LeBron James needing to adjust his game to play with Dwyane Wade. Both players invariably will, but Heat coach Erik Spoelstra is not pushing that notion. ``I made the point to LeBron that I don't want to reinvent his game,'' Spoelstra said in a wide-ranging chat Friday. ``I don't want him to feel uncomfortable. As a two-time MVP, we want to make sure what he does best, he will be able to do in our system.'' James will play at least three positions (small forward, point guard, some power forward). Spoelstra has not asked him to scale back his scoring, though that is an expected offshoot of playing with Wade. ``LeBron certainly will play minutes during the game at point guard and handle the ball a lot,'' Spoelstra said. ``He will be a playmaker. But he has also been a scoring champ. He will be at the end of plays to finish them. He will be a facilitator. He'll be so many different things. We want to take advantage of all his skills.'' Spoelstra will use preseason (camp opens Sept. 28) to decide whether to start Mario Chalmers or Carlos Arroyo or an intriguing lineup with swingman Mike Miller starting and James and Wade handling the ball. James was sixth in the NBA in assists last season, Wade 10th. Defensively, James, Wade and Miller ``are smart enough to know how to get in position against smaller point guards,'' Spoelstra said. ``Dwyane has guarded point guards often, LeBron the same. Mike has guarded three positions virtually his whole career. He once played half a season as [Memphis'] backup point guard.'' So which player will handle the ball mostly late in games? ``Depends on the game,'' the coach said. Spoelstra loves his roster's versatility: ``It's not conventional. Our system is going to be designed where multiple players can handle the ball and make plays, which hopefully will make us more dynamic. On one possession, one guy looks like the point guard, and on the next possession, the other one looks like the point guard.'' Spoelstra's vision? ``We want to be aggressive and attacking, make stops to create opportunities in the open court. Play at a pace that takes advantage of our skill and athleticism.'' ‧ At least one of the three stars -- or two or three -- always will be on the court until the outcome is settled, Spoelstra said. ‧ On James, who spent three weeks here this summer and had lunch with the coach: ``Great work ethic. He's tireless. He's a magnetic personality, engaging, makes people feel comfortable.'' ‧ Starting power forward Chris Bosh ``won't play the majority of his minutes at [center]'' but will play some there, Spoelstra said. He and Udonis Haslem ``could be a very good defensive and rebounding duo.'' ‧ Spoelstra, who met with every player and is ``making sure guys are in world-class condition,'' is ``grateful'' to owner Micky Arison and team president Pat Riley for the chance to coach this unique team: ``The summer was exhilarating. For me, the celebration ended in July. After that, Pat's words were ringing in my ears, `Just coach the team and do your job.' '' CHATTER ‧ Beyond the fact Chris Clemons did not make any mental errors against Buffalo (after just two all preseason) here's what Yeremiah Bell loves about him: ``His ability to come from the middle of the field and get to either sideline is incredible, amazing to see. Fastest free safety I've played with, by far.'' . . . Benny Sapp, acquired from Minnesota last month, had ``no dark secrets'' for Dolphins coaches but shared inside stuff -- tendencies, etc. -- with receivers and defensive backs about the Vikings players they will oppose. Miami figures Greg Camarillo did the same. ‧ The Dolphins are hopeful Channing Crowder (groin) will be ready shortly, possibly for the Jets game. Crowder proclaimed ``this is the most talented defense I've been on since my first year [2005], with Kevin Carter, Zach Thomas, Jason Taylor, Sam Madison.'' With the defense's youth, ``we're jumping over the top of people, running to the ball. A lot of older guys get away from that, trying to conserve energy.'' ‧ One sign of the Dolphins' trust in Tony McDaniel, who is playing more Sunday in place of injured Jared Odrick: ``They've shown interest in a contract extension [beyond 2010] and I hope to get something done,'' he said. Quick aside: McDaniel said Buffalo's left tackle insulted him, calling him ``big and soft'' during last Sunday's game. But McDaniel said after he got the better of their matchup, the tackle told him that he changed his mind. ‧ A veteran NFL scout, on Jacory Harris and UM's offense: ``He has an average arm, no velocity and doesn't have the athleticism to avoid pressure. With all the running backs they have, I don't understand why they don't run more. Damien Berry and Lamar Miller need more touches.'' . . . UM doesn't need to decide on redshirts until mid-October, and talented running back Storm Johnson -- who hasn't played -- ``wants to play but will do what coaches say,'' his father, Wesley, said. His high school coach, Eric Godfree, warns: ``I see him being a four-year guy, and then on to the pros -- not a five-year guy -- so they might as well use him this season.'' But redshirting him makes sense because of UM's depth at running back. ‧ Thursday's UM-Pittsburgh game was scheduled as part of the Big East lawsuit settlement when UM left. . . Ex-Cane Dan Morgan, to WQAM's Joe Rose: ``I don't see any explosion from our linebackers [or] great closing speed. I don't think [their] play is good enough.'' ‧ The Marlins have tossed around the idea of playing Chris Coghlan in center field if Cameron Maybin doesn't prove to be the answer, manager Edwin Rodriguez said, who added that ``some say he could play center, some say he would be below average.'' The Marlins are hoping Maybin proves starter-worthy, but one scout said he looks more like a fourth outfielder. ``He needs to develop more knowledge of the strike zone,'' Rodriguez said. . . . Opponents have been raving about the Marlins' young talent. ``I like Logan Morrison's approach -- his swing is fluid and easy,'' Phillies star Ryan Howard said. And ``Mike Stanton has a ridiculous amount of pop.'' ---- 第一次PO文 请多见谅! 谢谢! --

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