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scane said:
He’s had cramping issues in the past. Hopefully that’s all it is, but he definitely wasn’t moving normally.
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oh you just coudnt stop yourself, could you, LOL. Oh abt not moving "normally", well he hasn't been moving normally all night, (if u get my drift), which I consider to be a hUge change for the better!! (hope he's OK)
 
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Da_Lucky_One said:
It only took 6 years for Sam to become the player most people hoped he would be when he arrived at Miami.
At least close to it.
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Sam was supposed to be a solid rotational player that could stretch the floor. For most of his career, he hasn't been allowed to do that because of a lack of front line depth. The fact that he's stayed around, kept battling, even though he knew that he was in a role that wasn't the best one for him is something I will always respect. Sam is a 'Cane, period. Happy to see him find success.
 
jkdood said:
oh you just coudnt stop yourself, could you, LOL. Oh abt not moving "normally", well he hasn't been moving normally all night, (if u get my drift), which I consider to be a hUge change for the better!! (hope he's OK)
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My position is simple: I want him healthy and benched (apparently now with $25K of Ruiz’s money in his pocket).
 
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Canedude08 said:
Sam was supposed to be a solid rotational player that could stretch the floor. For most of his career, he hasn't been allowed to do that because of a lack of front line depth. The fact that he's stayed around, kept battling, even though he knew that he was in a role that wasn't the best one for him is something I will always respect. Sam is a 'Cane, period. Happy to see him find success.
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Yep. He’s finally allowed to do what he was brought in to do. He was never gonna be what he was forced to try to be the last couple years.
 
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