Kirk Goldsberry

There's ball stoppers everywhere, but he can dribble pass and shoot.

I mean, I love Bam Adebayo, but I think, yeah, the passing and the movement that they're trying to do there in Miami, he would fit in well.

But we'll see what they are once they get Harrow in there and Adebayo in there.

I mean, they... I don't know.

I know...

We all respect Eric Spolstra.

You're afraid of the Miami Heat because they've scarred you for years.

he I'll compare him to Greg Popovich because he's played many different ways.

Eric Spolstra.

Now he's been in the league so long.

And then one of the signs of a great coach, he doesn't get fired from the place he's been coaching, but he's sort of overseen these different motifs.

Like,

obviously starting with the Heatles, but then moving on with the Dragic era, the Heat culture, Butler era, and now this.

He plays different ways, and I really respect that about him.

And this is just one of the more innovative things we're seeing in the NBA this season.

No, I mean, there was some talk about this Grizzlies consultant coming over and talking to Spoh about this newfangled offense, but you'd have to be really deep in discord to predict that Miami Heat would be, no, nobody saw this coming.

Yeah, I looked into it for the column last week, and it's remarkable.

We forgot about rebounding, I think, generally, as a fundamentally important part of the sport.

And Steven Adams and Alperin Sagun are here to remind us, dude.

I think, if I'm not mistaken, Bill Simmons...