Good afternoon, everyone! Today, the Miami Heat will be streaming their exit interviews on YouTube, beginning at 12:00 p.m. EST (it didn’t start until roughly 12:50 … sigh). Below, we will be sharing some of the quotes said from Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra and other players who spoke on Wednesday.
As a reminder, Pat Riley’s end-of-season press conference will be held on a different day, which has yet to be disclosed.
Without further ado, let’s jump into it, starting with Spoelstra:
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Erik Spoelstra:
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Davion Mitchell:
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Kel’el Ware:
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Haywood Highsmith:
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Alec Burks:
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Kyle Anderson:
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Jaime Jaquez Jr.:
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Bam Adebayo:
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Nikola Jovic:
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Pelle Larsson:
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Tyler Herro:
Which players did not speak to the media on Wednesday?
- Andrew Wiggins
- Duncan Robinson
- Terry Rozier
- Kevin Love
- Keshad Johnson
- None of the players on two-way contracts (has that ever happened?)
Appreciate you all following along! Of course, we weren’t able to post every word that players said (I’m trying my best to transcribe! Apologies!), but we appreciate the support.
As expected, most of the players were asked about the Jimmy Butler situation and how they all navigated it. Now that there’s a resolution, hopefully, they will never have to be asked about it again because I am sure all of us are tired of hearing about it. But I digress. That’s my old man tangent of the day.
Anyway, what was your favorite quote or tidbit that one of the Heat players–or Spoelstra–may have said? Fee, free to let us know in the comments below!
For the full interviews, watch here:
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Amen sister! Have a nice summer up north. 😉
You’re smart to be where you are. Although I hear you can see our role model, Putin’s Russia, from there.
*sigh*
In the Bering Strait, there are two islands called Big Diomede and Little Diomede. Russia owns Big Diomede, and the US owns Little Diomede. You can see each island from the other, as they’re only about five miles apart. This is the only place in the world where you can see Russian soil from US soil.
I live A THOUSAND MILES away from the Diomede Islands. Alaska is big.
Think of it this way: if you were standing on the corner of Broward Blvd. and 441, could you see the Empire State Building? That’s how far I am from Russia.
I can practically see Canada from my house, though. I can say hello to Mark Carney for you, if you’d like.