Do you think Miami should consider signing Shaun Livingston?

Question

It would give the Heat a great-sized backcourt, very athletic and great defensively. If Livingston can stay out of injury trouble, we'd have a great young core with Wade, Livingston and Beasley, and a elite vet in Marion. And let's face it, we need a PG like Gilbert needs some humility. Also any suggestions for a good big man who is affordable?

Answer 1

i think tht would b a great move, my only concern is hes injury-prone

Answer 2

im very unsure about shaun livingstons future. when he plays-hes good. but like u said-he needs 2 stay outta injury trouble. i dont c him staying healthy. a good big man- josh powell. was on the clippers last year and is a free agent. hes getting offers from europe but can b a great snatch by any NBA team who need big man help

Answer 3

It would be a good addition for Miami, but it could cause Miami to have a backcourt overload.

Answer 4

until he can make his legs unflexible

Answer 5

dude that guy cant play his like 6'8 and plays the PG position while some players are 6'7 and play the center position  

Answer 6

There is a big question mark remained on his health.

I have never changed the opinion that Shaun Livingston should play under Coach K for a year or 2 before he goes pro, simply because his ultra-skinny body cannot absorb pumps at all.

He could be a good addition for Heat given his creativity and court vision, but again the East is traditionally a defense-oriented battlefield and I doubt Livingston can sustain to play before he really refines his body strength.

If Shaq said Suns medical staff helped him a lot to recover his ailing body, I strongly recommend Livingston to start a new chapter in Phoenix, as long as they need a quality backup PG, while Grant Hill also looks more healthy after joining Suns.