John Zaslow

My God, enough of Heat Bulls.

But on Saturday night, Kelo Ware played three minutes.

Played three minutes.

And we're in the midst of a week where we are trying to offer that as the main piece for Giannis Antetokounmpo.

And he can only play three minutes off the Heat's bench.

And then Spoh after the game was talking about the game was moving too fast for him.

Couldn't play.

Whoa, hold on a second.

In a league that is getting faster and faster, you're telling the Bucs that this is a guy you can't keep on the floor?

I don't understand.

It just feels like sometimes perceived value is almost better than actual value.

And the perceived value of Kaleo Ware is that he's his blue chip prospect.

The problem is if you put him out there and he's a little bit too slow for a game that, as Jeremy said, they started a center who was six foot seven.

Like, yeah, the game might be a little bit too quick for him.

They'll play him off the floor and then he doesn't look like that blue chip prospect.

So like putting him on the shelf and being like, yeah, he's great.

But right now, like we're not going to put him in.

The perceived value is increased there.

He had 17 points and 6 rebounds in 18 minutes last night.

It was just a game where they started a 6'7 center, and all Chicago was doing was run, run, run, run, run.