Writing off Bam and the entire Heat organization four games into an 82-game season is an insane overreaction, especially with an entirely new roster still finding its rhythm. Bam has proven his elite, multi-time All-Star caliber year after year. Y'all have the memory of a goldfish. A slow (and yes, brutal) start in October does not erase his elite track record or the front office's proven ability to build competitive teams. Chemistry with major new pieces takes time to build on the court. A lot changes between opening week and the spring.

to be clear, this is not an endorsement of how terribly everything has been going so far, it’s directly addressing the dumbasses saying to trade Bam, Tyler was right, etc.

Our shooters will find their groove, our free throws were start to fall, our ball movement will become more fluid, and Bam will start having his shots drop and sack up as captain.

In Spo, Pat, and Bam I trust

How do we feel about bam saying he doesn’t want to be captain nor never wanted to be one.

Me personally i thought the point of giving him 200+ Million dollars, was partly cause of his integrity, leadership and do it all style type of a player.

I think no one should receive a max contract and not want to be a leader or THE leader of his team.

The Milwaukee Heat both having a win before and their vibes looking much better.

Teague reveals the frustrating reality of playing alongside Giannis.

Bam is not the scapegoat, he created this expectation himself, and now it’s his time to prove he’s worthy

To all the doubters and haters, Our triple single captain will lead us with 17/8/8 next game. Book it.

Klay on Left Corner 3s - 1/4 (25%)

Klay on Right Corner 3s - 1/6 (16.7%)

Has Klay been shooting the lights out through the first 4 games? Absolutely not. Would everyone love him to never miss a shot? Obviously. But despite what the commentary has suggested, when the game has been in reach or close, Klay has shown up at a very efficient rate - 44.4% from 3.

And as Tim Hardaway, Sr. & Lindsey Hunter astutely pointed out a couple weeks ago, keep Klay out of the corners and on the move and you'll get a productive Klay, even during his annual slow starts to the season - he's 39.1% (9/23) on all 3PAs above the break & 41.2% (7/17) on 3PAs beyond 25 ft.