Wes Goldberg

And I also kind of like it when it works.

It works really well because this Heat team, like I said, they don't have that top end talent.

So you've got to find other ways to create advantages, whether it's mastering the details of the game and the margins like we're talking about, or

winning the bench minutes, right?

Kind of coming at teams in waves and in their first two wins since the all-star break, that's what they did.

And then they dropped two games and they weren't really able to execute those things.

But I do anticipate hero coming off the bench for the rest of the season.

If as long as, you know, health permitting for the rest of the roster.

Well, it's funny when they do, they lean into it completely.

Right.

Like the air exposure will be like, all right, we're going to start them now.

And you're like, OK, they don't play together at all for a month.

And then all of a sudden they're starting like they were going into the all star break.

You come out of the all star break, you get healthy.

And then all of a sudden where is back on the bench and you don't really see them together now.

Was it late in the Milwaukee game or maybe it was a game before that, that where was playing well in the fourth quarter?

And Spoh did decide to leave him in while bringing Bam back at his usual spot halfway through the fourth quarter.

But that lasted only like a couple of minutes before Ware went back on the bench.

And I thought that was the wrong decision at the time.

And then in this one, that was the fourth quarter.