
Spoelstra: No need to penalize Ball any further
Erik Spoelstra supports no further penalties for LaMelo Ball after flagrant foul.

Quinn, a former NBA player with the Heat, Nets, Spurs, and Cavaliers, transitioned to coaching after his playing career ended in 2013. He has been an assistant coach with the Miami Heat and is now the longest-tenured assistant on the staff.
After a six-year NBA playing career with the Heat, Nets, Spurs and Cavaliers that ended in 2013, Quinn made the transition to coaching and started as an assistant with the Sioux Falls Skyforce, Miami’s G League franchise, in 2014. After one season with the Skyforce, Quinn started working as an assistant with the Heat and has subsequently risen to associate head coach. The 42-year-old is the longest tenured assistant coach on Spoelstra’s staff.
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Quinn played for the Heat, Nets, Spurs, and Cavaliers during his six-year NBA career.
Quinn started as an assistant coach with the Miami Heat after one season with the Sioux Falls Skyforce in 2014 and has since become the longest-tenured assistant on the staff.

Erik Spoelstra supports no further penalties for LaMelo Ball after flagrant foul.
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