You may see a lot of players forcing the palace management, and you may see the players for the first time, and it may even be the first time in the history of the NBA. Recently, Heat President Pat Riley attended a press conference and repeatedly mentioned a number of players, as well as the modifications given to these players. Talking about Hiro, Riley said: "He's too glassy, he needs to improve his nutrition and take care of his body. ”
Speaking about Adebayo, Riley said: "He's the Heat's main player, the All-Star player, but he still needs to expand his range. Indeed, Adebayo's short range is one of the biggest constraints on his upward movement. Speaking about Haslem, Riley said: "Haslem has been on some podcasts lately, which is interesting, but again, he has to remember who he works for, and some of the things he has to say are good for inside. ”
When talking about Butler, Pat Riley was clearly emotionally excited. He first targeted Butler: "If you don't play the series, then you should shut up. This sentence echoes what Butler said earlier: "You should be glad Greens, if I played in the first round, you wouldn't have won." ”
Riley added: "Just like everyone else, Butler needs to make some changes in the way he trains with an overload. If Butler wants to renew his contract, he'll need to play more games, even every night. The reporter took the opportunity to ask: "So will the Heat renew Butler's contract next?" I'm sure this is a concern for a lot of people. ”
Riley: "I think you're thinking too much, if Butler asks for it, we'll take it, or we'll consider it, but it's not going to be decided so quickly, and theoretically, Butler has two years left on his contract, he's got a team option, and we have to take those factors into account. If you can't play every game, it's a lot of nerve-wracking things to throw in resources. ”
It can be seen that Riley is not happy with the team this year. Especially in the past few years, the Heat under the leadership of Spo, JB, and Reba has broken through many times, supporting the appetite of fans and the team even more, and wanting to meet the natural needs more. And can JB's physical condition do it? Not necessarily. If not, are the Heat really going to give up on JB? If you think about it, it's very likely.