Miami Heat: Erik Spoelstra’s uncommon approach to Kel’el Ware | Five on the Floor
(Recorded before Heat-Spurs game) After calling publicly for more professionalism from Kel’el Ware during summer league, Erik Spoelstra has doubled down in the preseason. Spoelstra doesn’t typically critique players in public. Ethan Skolnick and Greg Sylvander analyze the reasons why Spoelstra is doing it with Ware, and how it could pay off, or backfire.
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4 Comments
Spo is just bullying Ware at this point and it will back fire
Bam in mid season form & leading the starting unit exactly the way he did last year. But Jovic will get all the blame
Ethan can you please let this shit go? I feel like the more you point out that it is uncharacteristic for Spo the more he will feel like he can and should take real offense to it.
Move on to the many other stories worth talking about, and stop making this the horse you want to beat into submission.
Let this shit go. Spo doing what he needs to do.
Trade Bam & wigs