"Pat Riley saying that he doesn't like today's game, and that he's had to adapt to it, should make fans extremely nervous about where the Miami Heat franchise stands, and where it's headed. Because if Riley is having to change who he is, it makes you question whether he's the right person to be leading the Heat right now. The value that Miami gains"
"Riley says the modern game has been difficult to adapt to because he doesn't believe that players are cut from the same cloth as players from the previous generation, and that he doesn't see players caring about winning as they should. Because of that, it's difficult, at times, for Riley to see eye to eye with many of the new generation of players. And, assuming that's going to continue to be the case, that presents a big problem for the Heat."
Pat Riley says he does not like today's game and has had to adapt to modern changes. He believes current players are not cut from the same cloth as previous generations and often do not care about winning as they should. Those beliefs make it difficult for Riley to connect with many younger players and to align on personnel and culture. The Heat benefits from Riley serving as the face of the front office while also receiving blame for misses and credit for successes. If Riley can no longer act in the manner that defines his value, Miami may need an internal evaluation of leadership fit and direction.
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