Kel'el Ware is the Talk of the NBA Summer League

Kel'el Ware, the Miami Heat's rising star, has become the focal point of the NBA Summer league with his jaw-dropping performances.

The 7-foot center, drafted 15th overall by the Heat in the 2024 NBA Draft, has been turning heads with his athleticism and skill, particularly highlighted in a recent game against the Los Angeles Lakers during the California Classic on Sunday evening.

Ware's highlight reel included a thunderous alley-oop dunk that has gone viral, showcasing his ability to finish above the rim with authority and in a seamless.

This play, captured in an X post shared by the NBA, had fans and analysts alike buzzing about his potential. 

"That's humiliating," wrote one fan.

"ALLEY-OOP classic POSTER WARE," wrote another.

"Oh my that was vicious," said one user

"He didn't just catch a body, he wrote a whole damn obituary," wrote another user.

"Kel'el Ware serving up a poster so nasty it needs a parental advisory sticker," chimed in one more.

As the Summer League progresses, Ware's highlights are setting the stage for a promising sophomore campaign with the Heat.

His combination of size, skill, and athleticism is making him a must-watch player, and the NBA community is eagerly anticipating his continued development.

Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra, known for his prowess of player development, has an exciting project to work on in Ware in the years to come.

As Pat Riley and the team look to reshape their roster in free agency after dealing away Jimmy Butler, Ware's emergence as a cornerstone for their future has been the silver lining for the Heat thus far this offseason.