Perhaps The Recent Miami Heat Woes Are Being Overstated

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler (22) shoots during the first half against the San Antonio Spurs(Scott Wachter-USA TODAY Sports)
Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler (22) shoots during the first half against the San Antonio Spurs(Scott Wachter-USA TODAY Sports)
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Miami Heat guard Kyle Lowry (7) dribbles the ball down the court during the second quarter of the game against the Atlanta Hawks( Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports)

Miami Heat: Perhaps The Recent Woes Are Being Overstated

However, it’s just not noticeable due to the extra depth and developed chemistry they have. That’s key though to the whole thing.

Also, taking that into account, there should be no reason for Miami Heat fans to be worried. This is because this isn’t the same team as last year.

You have to return guys like Victor Oladipo, Markieff Morris, and Kyle Lowry, who just came back.

Yes, the fourth quarter woes are tiresome, but it is better to see these late-game issues early or midway through the season rather than playoff time.

The trade deadline is coming up soon too and who knows, Pat Riley could trade for a huge player like Beal or maybe even find another key rotational player.

As of right now though, this team isn’t finalized because they haven’t been healthy, meaning it’s not fair to the team nor one’s self to get upset over regular-season losses while being a game or two behind for the one seed.