Wes Goldberg

It's so – that part is interesting because all of a sudden they got interesting.

And Dwayne Wade and Shaquille O'Neal, I don't know if you guys saw their clip that went around.

They did a podcast together and D. Wade was saying how – because he was in Miami recently for the 20-year anniversary of the 2006 championship.

And they were talking about how they were walking around Miami, and there was no buzz about the Miami Heat.

There was no buzz about the Heat.

And then Bam goes out and scores 83 points.

And unprompted, I think it was Eric Spolstra bringing up, like, you've got D. Wade out here saying that there's no buzz.

Well, there's going to be a buzz now.

And it's just like this crazy thing, a team just kind of that was dormant for seemingly three or four regular seasons straight.

83 points, man.

That's wild.

Bam Adebayo has averaged 16 points per game for his career.

And a couple of those, you know, is because early in his career, he was coming off the bench and things like that.

But this is a guy who's topped 20 points per game for a season once prior to this year.

To score 83 and be in the conversation with Wilton Kobe is just absolutely wild.

I mean, those guys are prolific scorers.

The prolificest of scorers.

And Bam is certainly not that.

And so, you know, first of all, the experience was wild.

I mean, it was building.