Shams: Reporting things that others don’t want to publicize can lead to irritation, such as Butler and the Heat drama

November 6th: Recently, famous reporter Shams participated in the "Flagrant" program.

He said: "After I have reported so many positive, negative, or in-between news, I think everyone has understood - I will fulfill my duties and do my best. There are indeed situations where relationships are messed up and faces are broken, and I have to have difficult conversations every day. For example, when I report something that someone is unwilling to disclose, it will be a tough battle. If I already have the truth and the other party insists that it is not the case, I will still insist on the truth. If you were paying attention, that was the period when he wanted to leave the Heat. I reported for weeks that he was willing to accept trade negotiations and listed his next team. Pat Riley then issued a statement saying, "We will not trade Jimmy Butler." position. Even though the Heat told me they would not trade him, I knew the nature of the matter. I had to trust my source and of course consider the other party’s statement, but I insisted on the truth.”