Miami Heat Dynasty
Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:00 pm
Miami Heat
Roster and Coaching Staff
C - #32 Shaquille O'Neal (7-1, 315lbs)
PF - #40 Udonis Haslem (6-8, 228lbs)
SF - #8 Antoine Walker (6-9, 245lbs)
SG - #3 Dwyane Wade (6-4, 212lbs)
PG - #55 Jason Williams (6-1, 190lbs)
(click For Players for profiles)
Roster and Coaching Staff
C - #32 Shaquille O'Neal (7-1, 315lbs)
PF - #40 Udonis Haslem (6-8, 228lbs)
SF - #8 Antoine Walker (6-9, 245lbs)
SG - #3 Dwyane Wade (6-4, 212lbs)
PG - #55 Jason Williams (6-1, 190lbs)
(click For Players for profiles)
Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:02 pm
Good luck with this! I hope its good!
Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:03 pm
is this for Live 05 or Live 06? Well GL man
Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:13 pm
06
Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:37 pm
Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:43 pm
Nice dynasty, and magazine 
Sat Sep 17, 2005 12:54 pm
meany 
Sat Sep 17, 2005 1:58 pm
What? Weren't you with like Cavaliers.. Why'd you quit.. Cavaliers are going to be so great! But anyways, good luck and 'hope you stick with Heat. Hey, as long your having fun and happy with the Heat, stick with them.
Sat Sep 17, 2005 2:24 pm
Ohhh man, I wanted to be the only Heat one
Sat Sep 17, 2005 3:24 pm
Sat Sep 17, 2005 3:29 pm
Hey if your doing paint then right click a color(your background color, in this case red) then regular click what ever colr you want the writing to be (in this case click black) Hope it helps
Sat Sep 17, 2005 10:24 pm
y am i doing that??
Sat Sep 17, 2005 10:49 pm
your mags are a bit hard to read
other than that its going great..good luck with this team
other than that its going great..good luck with this team
Sat Sep 17, 2005 11:00 pm
should i change the font or the size
Sat Sep 17, 2005 11:06 pm
change the color to white so we can read it
Sat Sep 17, 2005 11:44 pm
Sat Sep 17, 2005 11:46 pm
Sat Sep 17, 2005 11:51 pm
good article, nice work 
Sun Sep 18, 2005 12:27 am
Payton To Miami
MIAMI — Now in the final days of what he called a "rather productive" off-season, Heat President Pat Riley sounded confident but not content Thursday.
"The important thing we did this summer is install the core of a team that is versatile, very talented, and can be together three to five years," he said.
But Riley still needs a backup point guard, and future Hall of Famer Gary Payton still is on the list for the job.
"I think that is the last priority, really," Riley said.
Riley said the Heat will re-sign 6-foot-6 swingman Shandon Anderson, 31, who can defend three positions, slash in half-court offense and score in transition.
Among the candidates to back up Jason Williams at the point are Jannero Pargo, most recently with the Chicago Bulls; Jay Williams, the former Bulls first-round pick who is trying to return from a motorcycle accident suffered two years ago; and Payton, 37, who played for Boston last season and is a favorite of center Shaquille O'Neal.
"There are a number of players we're speaking to," Riley said, "and Mr. Payton is one of them."
Riley said it is unlikely the Heat will pursue Washington guard Steve Blake, 25, because he is a restricted free agent and the Wizards are "way under the (luxury) tax," meaning they are expected to match any reasonable offer. Riley said the Heat has not talked about a sign-and-trade deal for him.
"While he's a very good player, he's still unproven," Riley said. "He has great upside; we like him."
Because O'Neal or guard Dwyane Wade will always be on the court and the Heat now has many other offensive options, the Heat would be satisfied with a backup point guard who is a reliable caretaker. Riley declined to say whether Miami would spend its entire $5 million mid-level exception on that spot.
The Heat has a little time to make a decision but not much. Training camp opens Oct. 4 and the first exhibition game will be Oct. 10 against San Antonio at AmericanAirlines Arena. The game will benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Miami seems well-stocked to make a title run, having retooled its roster with a five-team, 13-player trade. The Heat got defense in forward James Posey and offense in forward Antoine Walker and Jason Williams.
Riley said coach Stan Van Gundy would decide whether Posey or Walker starts at small forward.
"But Posey had a great year two years ago when he was healthy," Riley said.
The Heat was not able to sign former Dallas swingman Michael Finley, who chose San Antonio. Riley said acquiring Finley would have made it "a perfect summer."
Still, Riley, who is entering his 11th season with the Heat, said this is the "best offensive team we've had." He said it's mainly because of O'Neal, but also because of the talent surrounding him.
"Your offense is always going to be predicated on the fear level, how many players have to be double-teamed or contained," Riley said.
Noteworthy: Riley said the Heat has talked with the agents for forward-center Christian Laettner and swingman Steve Smith. It's unclear whether either has a realistic chance to return. Both are 36.
MIAMI — Now in the final days of what he called a "rather productive" off-season, Heat President Pat Riley sounded confident but not content Thursday.
"The important thing we did this summer is install the core of a team that is versatile, very talented, and can be together three to five years," he said.
But Riley still needs a backup point guard, and future Hall of Famer Gary Payton still is on the list for the job.
"I think that is the last priority, really," Riley said.
Riley said the Heat will re-sign 6-foot-6 swingman Shandon Anderson, 31, who can defend three positions, slash in half-court offense and score in transition.
Among the candidates to back up Jason Williams at the point are Jannero Pargo, most recently with the Chicago Bulls; Jay Williams, the former Bulls first-round pick who is trying to return from a motorcycle accident suffered two years ago; and Payton, 37, who played for Boston last season and is a favorite of center Shaquille O'Neal.
"There are a number of players we're speaking to," Riley said, "and Mr. Payton is one of them."
Riley said it is unlikely the Heat will pursue Washington guard Steve Blake, 25, because he is a restricted free agent and the Wizards are "way under the (luxury) tax," meaning they are expected to match any reasonable offer. Riley said the Heat has not talked about a sign-and-trade deal for him.
"While he's a very good player, he's still unproven," Riley said. "He has great upside; we like him."
Because O'Neal or guard Dwyane Wade will always be on the court and the Heat now has many other offensive options, the Heat would be satisfied with a backup point guard who is a reliable caretaker. Riley declined to say whether Miami would spend its entire $5 million mid-level exception on that spot.
The Heat has a little time to make a decision but not much. Training camp opens Oct. 4 and the first exhibition game will be Oct. 10 against San Antonio at AmericanAirlines Arena. The game will benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina.
Miami seems well-stocked to make a title run, having retooled its roster with a five-team, 13-player trade. The Heat got defense in forward James Posey and offense in forward Antoine Walker and Jason Williams.
Riley said coach Stan Van Gundy would decide whether Posey or Walker starts at small forward.
"But Posey had a great year two years ago when he was healthy," Riley said.
The Heat was not able to sign former Dallas swingman Michael Finley, who chose San Antonio. Riley said acquiring Finley would have made it "a perfect summer."
Still, Riley, who is entering his 11th season with the Heat, said this is the "best offensive team we've had." He said it's mainly because of O'Neal, but also because of the talent surrounding him.
"Your offense is always going to be predicated on the fear level, how many players have to be double-teamed or contained," Riley said.
Noteworthy: Riley said the Heat has talked with the agents for forward-center Christian Laettner and swingman Steve Smith. It's unclear whether either has a realistic chance to return. Both are 36.