Beenie wrote:My sense is that Mia, for better or worse, is pot committed to Bam. With both Durant and Dame on the table these last two offseasons and Mia’s unwillingness to entertain Bam as a trading chip, it would seem to suggest that they view him to be untouchable.
I assume Herro is the future chip in play as he has already been offered in a package for both aforementioned players.
I too assumed Bam and the switching defense was here to stay but bringing in a smaller scoring PG/SG isn't a move towards building with Bam except with the pick and rolls, it feels like a move in a different direction plus... Miami paid a 1st round pick to do it. So my question right now, is this a move to replace Herro's scoring and move Herro out of the starting lineup or to another team or are they leaning more into offense which you'd want not only a bigger rim protector to cover the bad defensive guys on the parameter, but a center who can help stretch the floor, for instance a guy who plays like Myles Turner or B.Lopez.
Now looking at the mindset of the franchise, Riley and Spoelstra have different philosophies on team building and I would guess with Spoelstra's extension and Riley just weeks away from 79, maybe the team building thoughts for the organization is starting to gravitate more towards Spoelstra's thinking.