Miami Heat’s Far Better Options Than Kyrie Irving Or John Wall Were
The NBA Playoffs are in the books, the confetti is swept up, the parade crowds are gone, and the Miami Heat weren’t there. That sucks, but it was their fate.
The 2022 NBA draft is in the rearview mirror too, as the anticipation of who picks who is now traded in for the pursuit of prediction, as we collectively attempt to peer into the future of each prospect. Now, each team finds itself in the desolate wasteland of the worst part of the offseason: NBA Free Agency.
This is a time of year when proven history is tossed aside in lew of what each team hopes a player can be despite previous proof.
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It is all of us marooned in a desert wasteland of basketball-less summer.
Preposterous nonsense, ludicrous and licentious demands, requests, and negotiations come from players who appear on the horizon like salvation, water in the desolation, but it’s only a mirage. Because of this craze of perceived promise, conflicting teams desperate to push for greatness will do anything.
And by “anything”, we mean salivate over players like Kyrie Irving and John Wall. Where this time of year sees them turn into prizes, discipline must remind you that they are nothing but landmines.