Miami Heat

The first nine games were with the Miami Heat. ... Van Gundy is having a tough time figuring out how to fill out his starting five and parcel out minutes to top reserves. "We have a problem finding a lineup that we can trot out at the start every ...

I'm cool with how things worked out for the Heat, because they won it all and I don't care who has to stay or go for that to happen. Would the Heat have still won if Stan had not resigned? I'd like to think so, but obviously Shaq wasn't in the mood to ... Stan Van Gundy: Is The Magic Man! Bleacher Report

 NY Plus, the “What the f*ck are you doing” look that he gave to Jeff Van Gundy when he was clinging onto 'Zo's leg during the Knicks-Heat fracas was vintage motherf*cker. As one of 16 kids in a single household growing up in South Central LA, ... The Forgotten Badass Dime Magazine

By noreply@blogger.com (David Friedman) Between the draft and some recent trades, the Nets added Lopez, Chris Douglas-Roberts (who claims to have never lost a one on one game in his life, a more useful--if harder to verify--trait than Ajinca's one on zero prowess), Ryan Anderson, Yi Jianlian and Bobby Simmons. Mark Jackson said that New Jersey has made a "tremendous upgrade." Van Gundy liked Milwaukee's moves, which include acquiring Richard Jefferson from New Jersey plus drafting Joe Alexander and Luc Mbah a Moute. Bilas praised the Heat, who added Beasley, Mario Chalmers and Darnell Jackson. Of course, the reality is that it is far too early to know who the real winners and losers are but I think that Jackson, Van Gundy and Bilas' choices are reasonable based on what we currentl...   [read the full post]

  United States - May 27, 2008 That opened the door for former Heat coach Stan Van Gundy to walk away from an enticing offer with Sacramento and take the Orlando position. ... NBA ROUNDUP 'Inside' info: Beasley will go No. 1 in draft Detroit Free Press Orlando Sentinel - RealGM.com

By Sam Rubenstein Jeff Van Gundy was having some problems with his connection, and when my name was called out to ask a question, I was ready to go with something about Alonzo Mourning. Instead, I had to come up with something else, so I asked ESPN’s executive VP of production Norby Williamson about the wirele...