Jeremy

It's not even about your customers.

You have to do whatever Bam Adebayo wants in that spot.

If he wants to stay in the game and go for the record, he stays in the game and goes for the record.

I thought it was fun, right?

Like, you look around, it's like, this is something that is so out of character for Spoh.

Hey, foul him so he can get the shots.

It's like, what you want to see from your coach is being behind the guy who's having this incredible game.

Do you think the Heat would have done that?

Because you saw Spoh was signaling for that.

Would the Heat have done that?

Would Eric Spoh have called for that if the Wizards weren't playing the way that they were playing?

No, no way.

My guess is no.

It all started, Bam was going to get there.

The way he was scoring and the way he was getting to the line naturally, he was going to get to this point whether the Wizards, if the Lizards had continued to play with the pace that the game had been going at before the final 430 of that game.

Why couldn't they just play him straight up like grown men?

Yeah, it was crazy.

Because he owned them.

With four minutes and 30 seconds left in the game, they started triple teaming him before he got the ball.

And it was so funny because on the broadcast, Eric Reid said something to the effect of like, oh, well, pride is starting to kick in as they don't want him to chase the record.