The Miami Heat were one of the most active teams in free agency this offseason. They made a ton of moves and may have propelled themselves into title contention.
They started off by signing Kyle Lowry to a three-year deal and followed it up by bringing PJ Tucker on board as well. Miami also snagged Markieff Morris in free agency as well.
Bringing back Victor Oladipo was a huge success as well. The veteran guard will have a chance to rebound from his injury before hitting the market again next season.
On top of that, they also re-signed Duncan Robinson to a five-year, $90 million deal. Jimmy Butler also got a max extension, meaning both of them will be in Miami for a while.
Miami made a bunch of little moves as well. This includes re-signing Dewayne Dedmon, Max Strus, and Gabe Vincent to smaller contracts.
With all the talent Miami has on the roster, Erik Spoelstra is going to have to make some important decisions regarding the rotation. Lots of people are going to be vying for a starting spot.
As of now, the only players virtually locked in as starters should be Lowry, Butler, and Bam Adebayo. All three are All-Star caliber players and will be treated as such.
Past that, Duncan Robinson should be in the starting lineup as well. He started all 72 games for the Heat last season and his shooting is invaluable.
The real question will be who deserves the final starting spot. As of now, it likely comes down to two players – PJ Tucker and Tyler Herro.