The 6-foot-10 Serbian native only played 11 games with the Heat after being traded from the Sacramento Kings on March 25. To be part of this historic organization is pretty exciting,” Sun Sentinel’s Ira Winderman tweeted. There’s no excuses.”ījelica also said he didn’t lose any sleep about leaving Miami. There is no better place to be than here. Warriors beat reporter Connor Letourneau tweeted on Friday, “Nemanja Bjelica on last season: ‘I wasn’t injured, I just didn’t play… Sometimes it’s hard to accept that this is a business. Much love, Beli! /kegAUSLMPqĬase in point, Nemanja Bjelica, who agreed to a one-year deal with the Golden State Warriors this past week, seemed pretty thrilled to leave Miami. Nemanja Bjelica Hated Being a Bench Warmer in Miami So it comes down to whether a veteran who is added is willing to live the life of 10th man.
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But good players who are good chemistry fits describe the full appeal of this. “Then there are Tyler Herro and Dewayne Dedmon, as well as the eventual return of Victor Oladipo. The Heat went out and bought one good player and good roster fit in Kelly Olynyk, a big man with an outside game. Tucker and Markieff Morris signed with an expectation of playing time,” Winderman continued. “Consider that Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo, Kyle Lowry, and Duncan Robinson will all claim significant minutes, and that P.J. Some cannot, and would arrive with greater expectations.” Some veterans can show up, practice hard, and deal with sitting on the end of the bench. There also is the reality of seeing potential limited or, possibly, no action. Sun Sentinel‘s Ira Winderman surmised, “While several veterans remain available for such spots, there is more to filling out the process than salary and roster space. While there’s a strong argument that Haslem should be removed from the active roster and be hired as part of the official coaching team, it must also be noted that finding another skilled veteran to take the bench spot is no easy feat. GettyUdonis Haslem #40 of the Miami Heat looks on before the game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Miami Heat during Game Two of their Eastern Conference first-round 2020-21 NBA playoff series.
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