Miami Heat: Will The Addition Of Victor Oladipo Help Or Hurt Them?

Boxer Floyd Mayweather greets Victor Oladipo #4 of the Miami Heat after the game against the Boston Celtics(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
Boxer Floyd Mayweather greets Victor Oladipo #4 of the Miami Heat after the game against the Boston Celtics(Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) /
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Victor Oladipo #4 of the Miami Heat poses for a photo during Media Day (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) /

Miami Heat: The Final Verdict Should Be, Neither, Shocking Or Unexpected.

The Miami Heat are already great. Adding Oladipo to the backcourt and off the bench, no less, will only make them a better scoring team.

Final Verdict

It will also make them better defensively. For that reason, the Heat should have no reason to worry about adding Victor Oladipo once he has fully recovered from his injury.

They shouldn’t have to worry about the chemistry issues either. The Heat are excellent at sharing the ball and favor winning over stats.

This makes it easy for anyone who puts in the effort to come in and play well for Miami. That is exactly what happened with Kyle Lowry and P.J. Tucker.

The same should happen for Dipo. If there are some issues, the Heat will have a few months to work out the kinks before the playoffs.

Soon, the Miami Heat will have a chance to display their roster at full strength with Victor Oladipo in the mix. Hopefully, he can stay healthy and play at a form that resembles his Indiana Pacers level of play.

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If he does that, the Heat will be even more dangerous. That’s lethally dangerous.