Jerry Sloan made his name in the League with the pick-and-roll, helping the Jazz reach the finals multiple times.
Moreover, the Heat signed Mike Bibby, who averaged 4.6 three-point attempts per game for the Hawks last season and hit 44.1% of them, a clear step up from either Alroyo or Chalmers. As a result, the Heat's offensive spacing was incomparable to what it was at the start of the season.
So there was no need for any new "medicine."
Seeing James so decisive, Paul promptly put away the medicine.
"I didn't think it through; there's no need for any new medicine. The King can easily win the game."
He was adept at reading people. Though he was the last to join the Four Knights, his status rose the fastest.
Of course, he didn't throw the medicine in the trash, because no one knows what the future holds.
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On March 24th, the game between the Heat and the Grizzlies kicked off at FedEx Forum.
The arena, with its 19,000 seats, was filled to capacity.
