What Dragic doesn’t do well
Although it’s not a glaring weakness, Dragic’s perimeter shooting is one area that can be cause for concern. Last season, Dragic hit at a 31.9 percent clip from the three-point line. These attempts made up 28.7 percent of his total attempts, which is certainly not ideal. Further, per NBA.com, field goal attempts classified as a jump shot were converted at a 33.9 percent clip. The main summation from all this is that Dragic’s outside game is certainly not a strength.
Furthermore, Dragic has not shown a great ability to play off the ball. Granted, this will not be the case as often as often as last season. But with Dion Waiters, Tyler Johnson and Josh Richardson all having the ability to handle the ball, Dragic needs to be more versatile on the offensive end. It will naturally give the Heat more options and less predictability when it comes to attacking the defence.