ESPN analysts bluntly challenges Miami Heats Bam Adebayo

The ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins is one of the biggest critics of the Miami Heat Center Bam Adebayo.

Adebayo Perkins gave more ammunition on Monday.

Adebayo was a non-factor with a defeat of 115-96 against the New York Knicks. He ended with 12 points, seven rebounds and four assists. It was the eighth loss of the heat in a row, the longest series since 2008 when they won 15 games.

At half -time Perkins knew that it was obvious that Adebayo went to a below -average performance. He met the background while Tyler Herro held the heat against Karl Anthony cities and the Knicks.

“We shouldn’t see Tyler Herro,” said Perkins at half -time of the ESPN program “can BAM step down at some point?

Perkins is no stranger if he aims at Adebayo. He made a shot at the three-time all-star of the Heat at the beginning of this month.

At the beginning of March Perkins said that he wanted to see more of Adebayo. Many believed that this was an alleged outbreak year for Adebayo, but Herro turned out to be the top goal option of the Heat.

“I look at Bam Adebayo, 17 and 9 just don’t cut it,” said Perkins. “He has to raise his game. How is he?

Shandel Richardson is the editor of Miami Heat on Si. It can be reached at [email protected]

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