Jimmy Butler, a forward for the Miami Heat, was likely the most frustrated he has been this year.
After the Heat’s Saturday loss to the San Antonio Spurs, Butler expressed his emotions. They missed an opportunity to capitalize on their win over the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday by losing to one of the worst Western Conference teams.
According to Butler, who scored 30 points on 11 of 16 shots, it’s time for the inconsistent play to end.
Butler proclaimed, “That’s the league for you.” “This game will humble you as a whole, and I believe that’s where we are right now. We are as good as we think we are. But I believe that to get some dubs, and we need to go out and demonstrate our mettle by working as a team during each possession on both ends of the floor. Being up here, truthfully, I’m sick of responding to these same queries.”
On Monday, against the Indiana Pacers, the Heat will have their first chance at atonement.
Butler remarked, “I shouldn’t claim to be unconcerned. “I don’t believe that’s the appropriate terminology. We give glimpses of who we are and what we are capable of. Damn, it appears terrible whenever we move away from that.”