Miami Heat center Bam Adebayo told reporters that he wasn't "shocked" Golden State Warriors forward Jimmy Butler didn't acknowledge his ex-teammates upon his return to Miami last Tuesday. “I’m not shocked. It is what it is,” Adebayo said, per Anthony Chiang of the Miami Herald.

Butler was worthy of the hype. Not only because of how he put the Heat on his back on epic postseason runs, establishing himself as one of the league’s prominent figures. But because he delivers the drama along with his dominance. Because he understands moments and how to manufacture spectacle, especially when he feels disrespected.

Tyler Herro’s corner 3 at the buzzer gave Miami a 57-40 halftime lead. The Heat held Golden State to 14-for-40 (35%) shooting in the half and forced eight turnovers. By stymying Butler, the Heat short-circuited the Warriors’ offensive engine.