Miami Heat: Coach Spoelstra’s Biggest Problem Isn’t A Problem At All

The Miami Heat come into this season with their most talented roster in a while. With that much talent at your disposal, it could make for some pretty interesting situations for the person or those in charge of deploying all of that talent.

As discussed before, the situation when it comes to the Miami Heat’s rotation of big men is one that is especially good when measuring it against past rosters, but that isn’t the only area or isn’t exclusive to just that sector of the team.

When you look at the Miami Heat’s roster as a whole, in totality, they are faced with the same dilemma. Using “dilemma” lightly, that may be coach Spoelstra’s biggest issue heading into the season, throughout the year, and especially as the postseason gets underway.

Not an issue at all and with so much talent on his hands, how will he deploy it? That’s his biggest question and problem right now.

The Miami Heat should see big things on the horizon for themselves and they are capable. Coach Spoelstra needs to figure out how he’ll deploy the talent though.

With the Miami Heat adding Kyle Lowry, P.J. Tucker, and Markieff Morris, also while bringing back all of the guys that they did and with their development, it presents them with a situation that they really haven’t found themselves in much over the last few years.

They have quite a few guys who can get some good things done on both sides of the ball, but there is only one ball on the floor and but so many shots to be taken on any given possession. That’ll be Coach Spoelstra’s task to figure out early.

How can he get the most out of the group of guys, as a whole, while also maximizing and getting the most out of each individial player and piece of talent that has been afforded to him.

His spot as that guy, the facilitator, the logistics expert, and ultimate distributor of the talent across each game isn’t an enviable slot to be in, however, the team’s fate as a whole should be something magnificient to behold.

Again, a great issue to have, the Miami Heat should be able to deploy an array of different situaitonal lineups this season. First though, Spo must figure out how he’ll splice it all together.