"Bam would be able to focus on a more specific game plan, and Spo would be able to cement his rotation better. Could Bam still float around occasionally? Absolutely. However, if the Heat know they're going to approach the year with Bam at the 4, it will only make everything else that much clearer. And for a team that has plenty of uncertainty surrounding them this season, Bam shouldn't be part of that."
"If the Heat truly believes that Kel'el Ware is a foundational piece of the future and that he's only beginning to scratch the surface of his potential, they should 100 percent follow the script that the Mavs have blueprinted with AD and Dereck Lively II. Bam may not be as dominant as AD on the offensive end of the floor, but there are very clear similarities in their game. Where AD is better offensively, there's a strong argument to be made that Bam inches past him defensively."
The Miami Heat should assign Bam Adebayo a defined power forward role to create roster clarity and simplify Erik Spoelstra's rotation decisions. A fixed role would allow Bam to focus on a specific game plan while still permitting occasional positional flexibility. Kel'el Ware's development as a high-upside center enables a Bam-and-Ware frontcourt pairing similar to the Mavericks' Anthony Davis and Dereck Lively II blueprint. Bam's defensive strengths complement Ware's potential interior impact. Committing to Bam at the 4 would reduce uncertainty and improve both individual performance and team cohesion.
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