24 hours before the Miami Heat’s 2018-19 training camp kicks off in South Florida, the team was abound with optimism.
Beyond the signings of Dwyane Wade and Udonis Haslem earlier this month, Miami has been particularly tight-lipped regarding addressing the public.
For many on the team, September’s Media Day stands as one of the first public appearances for the Heat, since the team’s end of season exit interviews.
The lion’s share of talking was localized to head coach Erik Spoelstra and Wade, veterans of the organization and among the most capable of parsing through the gritty details of the team’s upcoming 31st season.