Orlando Alzaguerre

No, I don't think BAM was ever a part.

See, there's a huge problem here.

They don't understand that they're supposed to, the last couple of years, instead of trying to fight to be a middling team and in the play-in, they should have done what all the smart teams have done, whether it's Detroit or Houston or OKC or San Antonio.

All these teams have turned their...

Their fortune's around because they stunk for a while, went into the lottery, they ended up with some nice young players.

That's how you do it with the aprons.

It just makes it so much more difficult.

And now that they're adjusting the rules on the tanking side, then all of a sudden that makes it even harder for the Heat in the future.

They should have traded Butler right after that second trip to the finals against Denver.

That's not hindsight.

I said it on my show.

I got killed.

But the problem is the Heat have not been able to acquire a couple of stars now, and they've been set back.

But they've been dead set on keeping everything, and especially Bam Adebayo, who's a guy they probably should have already traded a year or two ago, and they just keep hanging on and wanting to build around Bam.

This is the part I don't understand this.

We are in a three-point league.

You're going to acquire Giannis Antetokounmpo to go along with Bam,

two two-point players.

In the NBA, that math doesn't jive.

Your top players in your franchise have to be three-point specialists one way or another.