“I found that interesting already this year. People on the outside, at times, have questioned our depth. We’ve always felt that it was one our biggest strengths. We look at it totally differently than everyone else.”
That was said by Miami Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra — who’s repeatedly mentioned how the organization’s considered their depth as a strength instead of a weakness — after the Heat’s 129-103 win over the Memphis Grizzlies on Oct. 30, when Miami had 58 bench points, including 22 from Tyler Herro.
With the current state of the Heat, they’ve been forced to use their depth.