The Miami Heat Are Now Absolutely Loaded At Guard Position

Cleveland Cavaliers guard Collin Sexton (2) keeps the ball away from Miami Heat guard Victor Oladipo (4)(Mary Holt-USA TODAY Sports)
Cleveland Cavaliers guard Collin Sexton (2) keeps the ball away from Miami Heat guard Victor Oladipo (4)(Mary Holt-USA TODAY Sports) /
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Miami Heat guard Victor Oladipo (4) attempts a layup over Cleveland Cavaliers forward Dean Wade (32)(Mary Holt-USA TODAY Sports) /

The Miami Heat have once again solidified their intentions of competing for an NBA championship. Their current roster is now capable of dethroning any of the league’s powerhouses with their swarming defense and elite transition offense.

Already being one of the fastest and well-conditioned teams in the NBA, it seems that the Heat are just getting started. While finding balance from every position, Miami remains steady in their front-court rotation.

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With Bam Adebayo and rookie Precious Achiuwa anchoring their defense, they also provide high-energy plays on the offensive end. With the addition of Nemanja Bjelica, former Minnesota Timberwolves and Sacramento Kings big-man, he’s gradually proving himself as an ideal replacement for the previously-dealt Kelly Olynyk.

In their forward rotation, Jimmy Butler, Trevor Ariza, and Andre Iguodala are equivalent in providing not just exceptional defense (both on and off the ball), but added hustle and veteran leadership through some of the most critical moments, which is vital for this final stretch of the regular season.

Lastly, there’s Miami’s backcourt, which holds a complete mix of former NBA All-Stars, seasoned veterans, and born-ready youth. With the addition of former Rockets guard Victor Oladipo, he now joins a a cornucopia of interesting talent that make up quite the collection for the Miami Heat.