Miami Heat, seeking unexpected order in a puzzling jigsaw
The Florida franchise seems to need one more move to build a championship contending team, but it boasts a starting five with enormous potential.
A special culture, a competitive drive above all else, and a coach determined to squeeze the most out of everything at his disposal. Miami Heat faces a season full of uncertainties but also hopes. This is not surprising considering an intriguing starting five, which could push its limits in an Eastern Conference lacking power.
All signs pointed to them possibly ending up in no man's land where the project would completely bog down, but the management of Miami Heat has done things right and has more than enough talent to be in the upper-middle of the Eastern Conference and keep dreaming of a game-changing trade. A point guard is missing, but Tyler Herro will be given the reins in directing the game, while Norman Powell and Andrew Wiggins ensure a great balance between defense and offense.
The big question mark is the progression of Kel`el Ware. Should the young center make that leap in quality demanded by the bench and management, adopting much better lifestyle and competitive attitude habits than those shown in his rookie year, we could be looking at a project destined for important accomplishments, with a formidable interior game where Bam Adebayo will continue to be crucial. In short, anything can be expected from Miami Heat, which lacks some depth on the bench, with Jaquez, Jovic, Highmisth, Mitchell, and Jakucionis as its main strengths.
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