Miami Heat Rotation: Max Strus Not Going Down Without A Fight

Miami Heat forward Max Strus (31) reacts after making a three point basket against the Detroit Pistons(Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports)
Miami Heat forward Max Strus (31) reacts after making a three point basket against the Detroit Pistons(Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports)
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Miami Heat guard Max Strus (31) dribbles the basketball past Minnesota Timberwolves guard Malik Beasley (5)(Sam Navarro-USA TODAY Sports)

Miami Heat Rotation: Max Strus Not Going Down Without A Fight

With Coach Spoelstra, Top 15 is what he’s called around these parts, it would never be as simple as that. As many know about the Miami Heat’s leading man, his rotations always remain fluid, no matter the circumstances or situation.

He’s, simply, too smart to clip his own wings or limit his options that may help him achieve success in any given myriad of scenarios. With that though, there seemed to be one guy that was slipping among his consciousness for who plays though.

Again, no one would fail to see their number called in the optimal scenario if Spo trusted them, as indicative by this whole thing, but Max Strus had found himself doing more waiting for a few games than he did proving Spo’s trust correct.

Well, he’s finally back to being the guy that everyone has come to know him capable of being. He’s even added a bit more frequency when it comes to getting to other parts of his game, such as being more willing to drive to the cup or merely, creating off dribble, period, for himself or his teammates.