Miami Heat: More Iso From Bam Adebayo Should Only Mean Good Stuff For All
It’s a thing of beauty from the big man, indicative of the types of things he should be doing, and what you have seen from him in the times before a season begins before. This year though, you just hope that it continues to translate.
Listen, Bam did average 19.1 points on 55.7 percent shooting across 13 attempts per game last season, while making just over 75 percent of his free throw attempts. One thing is that he only averaged 6.1 free throw attempts per game last season and could average more.
The biggest thing though is that he could, not only, increase his overall averages by getting to his own offense more, taking advantage of his offensive skill set and abilities but it should, by nature of simply being more involved on his own accord, increase his opportunities at the free throw line.
Plain and simple, the man is capable. So, that means that he should, correct?
That could only be good for him and only be good for his team in the long run. So, hopefully, this season, the tease turns into real deal offensive action from the defensive dynamo.
And if it does, that same two-wayedness can easily propel him to becoming a top 10-20 player in the league.