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Here's Jellin Rose, I'm David J. Covey. We are Jellin and J. Covey. What is it that we're

up to? We get a people!

The people want drama in the Eastern Conference standings. That's exactly what they have last

night. The Miami Heat traveled to Boston to take on the Celtics. They had been struggling

lately, but they did not struggle late last night in the game when they got huge buckets

from a lot of contributors, Lowry, Struce, Butler, Jellin. What sort of message did Miami

send last night in Boston?

Just think about what you did there, my brother. You acknowledged depth. Pat Riley is

about winning that all costs respectfully. He's done it basically at each stage that

he's been during his NBA career. One of the things I noticed about the Miami Heat over

the last couple of years, when the Heat made the finals, he was also paying attention to

the other top players who were making an impact on other teams. He's like, okay, PJ Tucker,

Milwaukee Bucks, let's do this. Hey Kyle Lowry, Toronto Raptors, let's do this. Morris

from the Lakers, let's do this. Because he's going to build within on the roster already.

Hey Duncan Robinson, take you from being undrafted to a rotation player with a big deal. You

mentioned Struce. The same exact thing. He had a couple of big blocks late. He's playing

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